The year Qi Xiaojiu was brought back to Changsha by Eighth Master, he was five.
A tiny, skinny bundle, he huddled in the corner of the carriage without daring to make a sound. Only after they entered the old Qi family residence did he peek out, his dark, grape-like eyes darting around timidly. Qi Tiezui flusteredly cooked him a bowl of noodles that had turned to mush. Xiaojiu held the bowl and choked back tears as he said, “It’s good.”
Before long, everyone in the Nine Gates knew: Eighth Master had a little one now.
The Buddha Lord came to visit with three adjutants. Xiaojiu looked up and called him “Grandpa Buddha.” Zhang Qishan’s mouth twitched, but he pulled out a priceless jade pendant and shoved it into the boy’s hands. Zhang Xiao-Jin stayed up all night writing the Buddha Lord a three-thousand-word “Feasibility Report on Formally Including Comrade Qi Xiaojiu in the Nine Gates Security Protection System.”
Chen Pi A Si was passing by the fortune-telling stall when a little bundle chased him for half a street, calling him “Uncle Fourth.” The next day, a basket of thoroughly cleaned crabs appeared at the Qi family’s door.
Wu Laogou took him to the dog yard, where thirty dogs circled around him. Huo Xiangu personally made and sent over six little outfits. Hei Bei Laoliu silently carved a wooden knife in the corner of the courtyard. Half-Jian Li, sitting in his wheelchair, ate a piece of candy Xiaojiu gave him, then had a whole set of redwood furniture delivered the next day. Er Yuehong painted a little opera face on him at the theater. When he saw Xiaojiu burst into tears, he laughed for a long time, doubled over. Jiu Ye adjusted his glasses and changed “Nine Gates” to “Little Dog” in his lesson plan, because that was how the little one read it.
This little one secretly slips candy to the scariest uncles, tugs at the silent swordsman’s sleeve to keep him from leaving, and wakes up crying from dreams everyone calls unlucky, then draws mountains and roads no one can make sense of.
The storms over Changsha never let up, and the blood of the Nine Gates never runs cold.
Xiaojiu is very cute😻 The other characters in Jiumen also fit the character very well. There is no serious OOC. This tangerine peel is so delicious written by the teacher. I recommend everyone to watch it o(^▽^)o If you all click on my homepage and take a look at my reading time, you will know how much I have read. If you feel that you are short of books and can't stand the others, you can try this book. This book makes me feel that the teacher's articles on raising cubs are among the best written by Tomato \(^o^)/
So far, I really like this book, and I just like to read this kind of heart-warming book. Xiaojiu is really well-behaved and smart, and everyone is also very good. I hope the author will work hard and continue writing, and wait for dinner, come on!
People who read it feel warm in their hearts, especially after watching The Nine Gates. After reading this story, I feel warm in my heart. I hope that the ending of each of them can be written better. Don't beg you like the drama version. Thank you, the author.
It's beautiful and beautiful. This kind of heart-warming scene makes people feel warm inside. You must keep writing it [send your heart][send your heart][send your heart][send your heart][send your heart][send your heart]
Good-looking people have warm hearts
Doesn't anyone think this chapter title is funny?
It's very heartwarming and the plot is good. It's interesting so far. I hope it doesn't end badly. This is the only book I have reviewed so far
It's really beautiful. Xiaojiu is very cute.
It's beautiful, the author's writing is really good
So pretty, Xiaojiu is so cute