A gentle and gentle female editor × crazy criticism of the gloomy little beggar
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The jade from Qintian Prison was stolen.
According to legend, those who obtain this treasure can glimpse the secrets of heaven. Except for the Imperial Master, no one has seen what Baoyu looks like, but the Imperial Master only gave a clueless sentence: "The whole body is white and moist, nourishing the body and soul."
Gu Xiaoxiao didn't care at first, but he heard the Imperial Preceptor's words that if he could find the Liancheng Bi, he could exchange it with the Imperial Preceptor. Thousands of taels of gold, shops and land, as long as the imperial master owns them, can be exchanged.
Gu Xiaoxiao suddenly thought about it. She went back to the house at night and was planning to take off her clothes and take a bath, but she saw the stolen Liancheng Bi right in front of her eyes, and the priceless jade was being held in the mouth of a beautiful little beggar with eyes like a frightened deer in the bathtub.
His whole body was white and warm, and he turned red after being soaked in the hot soup.
Before she could react, a sharp dagger was already placed across her neck.
"Little beggar, let's talk about it. If you don't kill me, I won't kill you, okay?" Gu Xiaoxiao swore that the smile she showed at this moment was the most sincere smile in her life.
But the little beggar frowned, "I'm not a beggar, I have a name."
"What's your name?"
"Lian Cheng Bi."
——Jade represents desire and is a great tonic.
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Food guide: 1. The male protagonist is easy to deceive, uneducated, and has a different way of thinking from ordinary people. He was born with black heart lotus. In his eyes, only possession is possession.
2. It is a novel set in the same world as "Broken Bones". The timeline is the next dynasty of "Broken Bones". The protagonist of "Broken Bones" occasionally makes guest appearances. If you don't read the previous one, it will not affect the reading of this one.
3. There are many private buildings, and the dynasties are mostly based on the Tang and Song dynasties.
Purpose: Cherish the people around you
