Xu Qian shrugged: "If that's not the case, I'd ask you why. Well, I'll take my leave first."

Xu Qian left Jiang Luzhong's room, leaving Mr. Jinluo sitting alone at the table, muttering: "This is unreasonable, this is unreasonable...

"Wei Gong, does he know?"

...

Six days passed by, and Xu Qian's feeling on taking a long voyage for the first time in his life was: Damn!

On the deck, Song Tingfeng looked listlessly at the river, looked at the passing water transport ships, and said: "We will arrive in Yuzhou tomorrow. Jiang Jinluo promised us to rest for a day. I will vomit after eating fish."

"Yuzhou is rich in iron ore and is famous for its wealth and outstanding people. Presumably the beauties in Jiaofangsi are also very beautiful." A Tongluo agreed.

Xu Qi'an didn't care whether Jiaofangsi's beauties were beautiful or not. He just wanted to get off the boat early and go have a good meal.

In the mid-winter season, there is a shortage of fruits and vegetables, not to mention floating on the water. During this time, he only eats fish. Now that he eats fish, he feels nauseated when he sees fish, and almost suffers from anorexia.

At this time, Xu Qian, who was lying beside the guardrail, accidentally caught a glimpse of an oncoming official ship.

There were several officials in soap clothes on the deck who also noticed the official ship where Xu Qi'an was on. After seeing several gongs in watchmen's uniforms on the deck, the officials were obviously panicked and made Retreat subconsciously.

Then he quickly calmed down his emotions and remained the same, but did not look here again.

....The subconscious panic after seeing us was a sign of a guilty conscience... Although he made remedial measures and acted relatively calm, his non-squinting behavior only further revealed his guilty conscience... Yes Are you naturally afraid of calling the clock?

Old police detective Xu Qian was thinking suspiciously.

The reaction of the officers on the ship opposite him was simply the most classic reaction of guilty conscience when he was studying psychology.

Just to be on the safe side, make sure.

Xu Qi'an reached into his arms, lightly pressed the back of the small jade mirror, took out the "Magic Book" from the Confucian Academy, and tore off a page recording the qi-gazing technique.

Nowadays, the most popular "magic book" is the magic book. On the day when Zhou Chixiong, a member of the Jinwu Guards, was escorted to Beijing, Xu Qian shamelessly asked Zhang Shen for spells to replenish the increasingly depleted magic book.

Chu Caiwei was also present at the time... and became a major supplier of skills.

As for why they are all Qi-watching techniques, it is because the technique is simple and easy to record.

"laugh..."

As the pages of the book burned, Xu Qian's eyes burst out with clear light, looking at the official ship ahead.

He saw a bright red, sticky blood.
Chapter completed!