Having learned the superb poison-making skills, and having such scheming and patience, I'm afraid she's lucky if she doesn't take the initiative to harm others, right?
Mentioning someone, the old man couldn't help but snorted coldly, "I'm not that unfilial disciple. He hasn't said he's visited me for so many years. He doesn't even think about me as a master, so why are you mentioning him?"
Lan Ge laughed unceremoniously and said: "I think he was frightened by the poison you fed him since he was a child. He was afraid that when we met, you would use a bunch of weird poisons to test on him. Also, your mouth
It is said that he does not have that apprentice, but he still values him very much, right? Otherwise, why would he be so kind to his wife? And he would teach that girl all the poisonous techniques he had spent his whole life developing? Back then, it was
I have never seen you so enthusiastic about him."
The old man continued to say disapprovingly with a straight face: "Huh, that kid doesn't want to learn. Even if I teach him, it will be in vain. What's more, how can that kid be as likable as this girl? At least he knows how to make delicious food to please me.
I am much cuter than that stinky boy who has an expressionless face all day long. Besides, if I hadn’t used that boy to test poison since he was a child, would he have the physique that he has now that is invulnerable to all poisons? That ungrateful stinky boy doesn’t know how to be grateful.
Forget it, he still dares to bear grudges against me, he deserves it that he can’t even keep his own wife.”
Lan Ge's eyes flashed and he said with a smile: "You should save these words for your unfilial apprentice. Didn't you bother to teach that girl just to help him secretly? But, what you said
It’s hard work, but I don’t know if the other party can understand it.”
The old man's face showed the embarrassment of being seen through, and he continued to say harshly: "Humph, who wants him to understand? As long as he can protect his wife well and not be easily plotted by others, it will be enough to lose my old man's face."
"Haha... Then we have to see whether he can capture that girl's heart? If they can really be together, even this world will be nothing in their eyes. If not..." The following words,
Lan Ge didn't finish his words. He just looked at the back of the carriage in the distance with an expression of watching a good show, with a meaningful smile in his eyes.
The show was about to begin, and it seemed that he had to set off as soon as possible to avoid missing the most exciting part.
The old man saw through his intentions and glared at him: "Don't just watch the show and forget about the business. Don't forget that you also have the responsibility to protect that kid."
"Hey, why should I protect him? This is unfair!" Lan Ge couldn't help but protest.
The old man glanced sideways at him and said rudely: "The word fairness has been destined to not exist since you were born. What's more, you get more than him, so you should pay more."
"How can this young master get more than him?" Lan Ge shouted angrily: "Didn't you see that he lives in such a beautiful courtyard? There are so many servants serving him every day, and even his wife can marry two at a time.
She is so carefree and happy. How can she be like this young master who runs around all day long and even his wife has to help guard her? Don’t you think you have paid enough?"
Without any sympathy, the old man rolled his eyes at him and said, "Who told you that you were born from the same mother, with the same blood flowing in your body? Besides, what does he have that you don't have enough?"
"Why not? I, the young master, still don't have a wife." Lan Ge raised his eyebrows and said lazily: "If I had known, I, the young master, might as well have changed with him."
The old man continued to snort coldly, not afraid of hitting him and said: "You two's fate is destined by God, how can you change it if you want? You'd better accept your fate as soon as possible!"