Chapter 1288 The Immortal Will Not Become an Immortal (46)

"Bai Zishu, I haven't seen you for a few days, it feels like three autumns have passed!"

Liu Xianghe's fiery gaze made the girls who had not gone too far look away.

The old Confucian scholar who was talking to Bai Nai had a look of disdain on his face. He pointed at Liu Xianghe and trembled slightly: "In broad daylight, in the bright universe, how can you allow a yellow-haired brat like you to ruin a person's reputation?"

Liu Xianghe was not afraid at all, and his tone was arrogant and arrogant: "Old antique, did I scold her or slander her?"

The old Confucian's hands were shaking even more.

Liu Xianghe inadvertently flicked his cuffs and said casually: "I'm just expressing my longing for Bai Zishu, why do you, an outsider, have anything to say?"

"Bai Zishu, do you miss me? Have you dreamed of me?"

The old scholar turned his head and glanced at Bai Nai, and found that Bai Nai, who had just been talking to him politely and cheerfully, had a face as cold as ice, and kept his hand on the flute.

"Bai Housheng, I have wronged you."

Bai Lao glanced at Liu Xianghe with a cool look and said gently: "Old sir, there is no need to get angry with Prince Liu. Today is your Majesty's birthday, so don't spoil your Majesty's interest."

The old Confucian looked at Bai Nai with a hint of relief, and became more and more displeased with Liu Xianghe.

Liu Xianghe took a step forward and kissed her suddenly.

With quick eyes and quick hands, Bai Nai stretched out his hand to stop him. His eyes were dangerous and gloomy, with a strong warning: "Liu Xianghe! Not everyone is the target of your teasing!"

After the old scholar came to his senses, his hands trembled even more, and he pointed at Liu Xianghe and said: "The world...the world is deteriorating, morals are declining, and people's hearts are not what they used to be! People's hearts are not what they used to be, and the world's customs are deteriorating!"

A lot of people's eyes are here.

Some in the crowd looked down upon him, some criticized him, and some laughed at him.

"This, this, this... what are you doing!"

"Oh my god, it's not what I thought!"

"The people of Subei have unique tastes, and you can see it today!"

"Lord Bai is also unlucky to be favored by such a second-rate man!"

"How can the bright world allow you to disturb the people's customs?"

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The lively and noisy sounds around me could be heard.

All kinds of eyes fell on them.

Jin Ge and Jin Wu both felt that they were too embarrassed to see anyone.

Wenxuan and Wenyan were also very angry.

Wen Xuan stared at Liu Xianghe: "Does Prince Subei think that my master is easy to bully?"

Wen Yan was indignant: "I have already said that this prince has no good intentions. He just wants to do something to my young master!"

Bai Nao: "..."

She did not expect Liu Xianghe to be so brave.

People these days tend to be subtle and euphemistic about emotional matters. Never do this in front of others.

Bai Ao also feels that these matters should be kept private and not in public.

There was a trace of sadness in Liu Xianghe's eyes: "It turns out that Mr. Bai... doesn't like me yet. It was the young master who was rude today. Bai Zishu, I will definitely be rude to you next time!"

Bai Nao: "..."

What word is this?

Bai Nao was slightly bored: "Prince Liu, please stay away from me."

He is so ostentatious, for fear that others will not know his hobby. As if I was afraid of missing someone else's fingers.

Liu Xianghe is really brave.

Bai Nao worked hard to maintain her personality and prevent herself from acting abnormally.

Unexpectedly, Liu Xianghe was extremely fierce: "No way! Bai Zishu, who asked you to rush out and kill the master's horse? I only need you to pay for it!"

Bai Nao pulled back her sleeves, and although she was angry, she did not lose her composure: "You are so unreasonable!"

The old Confucian began to speak again and again, quoting from classics, and criticizing Liu Xianghe with every word.

Yoo Sang-hwa is literate, but not particularly literate. He didn't quite understand the vocabulary, allusions, and phonetic pronunciation. This long speech made his ears hurt.