Comprehensive Martial Arts: the Lying Martial Arts God at the Tea Stall in Qixia Town

"The laziest tea stall owner in Qixia Town, how lazy can he be? Li Xun Huan's flying knife pierced the tea bowl, and he didn't even raise his eyelids: "Li Tan Hua, it's time to sharpen the knife." ' The Lord of the Palace invited Yue to move the flowers and jade and smash the tea table into pieces. He squatted among the broken wood to pick up the tea leak: "Palace Lord, I will pay you three kilograms of Biluochun." ' Even Zhang Sanfeng shook his head when he came to ask for tea: 'My little friend, this absolute defense... Is easier than an old Taoist who has cultivated for hundreds of years. ' Lin Xian held a cup of tea and yawned: "How tiring is it to fight in the rivers and lakes?" My tea stall specializes in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction - using tea stalks to break the sword of the sword fairy, using tea bowls to block the palm of the great master, and then complaining to the girl selling braised food: How can this generation of Jianghu people be more tossing than Party A when I was at work? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.