The first thousand four hundred and twenty-six chapters
Under the gaze of everyone, the grass glowed and turned into a person.
She is young, has a double bun, has pretty features, and wears a long blue dress.
Qiuqiu, who had been lying next to her, jumped towards her happily after seeing her.
She subconsciously caught it and smiled brightly, "Hey, this little lion is so cute. It's as furry as a ball. I'll call you Qiuqiu from now on."
"Gah!" Qiuqiu raised his head and stuck out his tongue towards Cao'er.
The little monk kept looking at Cao'er blankly. When he saw her raising her head and looking at him, "You, the little monk, are the ones who keep chanting sutras? It's so annoying."
She stretched her waist and said, "I don't want anyone to sleep well."
The little monk came back to his senses and saw her naming Qiuqiu again. He was surprised and said: "You, do you still remember your name?"
"Cao'er." Cao'er said.
"Then who am I?" The little monk stood up and approached Cao'er, pointing at himself and asking, hoping to know whether Cao'er still had previous memories.
"You?" Cao'er wondered, "You don't even know who you are. Are you too pitiful?"
Cao'er wanted to comfort him, but as soon as she raised her hand, she found that she couldn't reach the little monk's shoulder, so she gave the little monk a slap in the stomach angrily.
"No, you don't remember me?" The little monk was worried.
This surprised the bamboo pole monster and the others. Ever since they met the young monk, they had never seen him lose his composure like this.
But if you think about it carefully, the bamboo pole monster seems to be a natural thing.
After all, the young monk came all the way from the Eastern Wasteland just to awaken this grass.
At this time, the bamboo pole monster had already made up a long and tragic love story in his mind. The little monk and Cao'er had been separated from each other hundreds of times.
Cao'er wondered, "Should I remember you?"
The little monk was stunned for a moment, feeling a little worried. He didn't know if Cao'er had lost his memory or had simply become another grass demon.
So, he boldly said: "The pagoda suppresses the river demon, will the grass grow taller?"
Cao'er's face changed drastically and he said angrily: "Where's my medicine and my fish poison? I can't poison you to death!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Cao'er scratched his head in confusion, "Hey, fish poison? What kind of poison is that?"
The little monk smiled, yes, after Yu Sheng fished out a poisonous fish from the lake, Cao'er spent a lot of time studying the fish's poison.
Not only for detoxification, but also so that after detoxification, you can feast on the poisonous fish.
Cao'er had been greedy for the poisonous fish for a long time, especially after seeing others eating it.
But now it was only half of the proof. The young monk continued to ask: "Excuse me, girl, how many fishes do the three fishes and the four fishes add up to?"
Cao'er glared at the young monk, "Who are you? Why do you come to test me as soon as we meet?"
She, Mr. Cao'er, also wants to save face, and she won't just answer anyone who asks casually.
"This is a difficult problem that bothers me. If you answer it for me, I can give you the same amount of money as the answer." The little monk said.
Cao'er looked confused, "Money? What's the use?"
The little monk told him that money can buy everything, anything you want.
"Where to buy meat?" Cao'er said, "I want to try rabbit meat, mutton, and any meat from herbivorous animals."
"Okay, you can eat as much as you want," the young monk said.
"Okay, let me tell you." Cao'er counted on his fingers and finally told the little monk, "Three fishes and four fishes add up to nine fishes."
The little monk nodded happily. He could count on his fingers and it was Cao'er who was right.
"Where's the money?" Cao'er stretched out his hand and asked the young monk for it.
The little monk winked at the bamboo pole monster, and the bamboo pole monster consciously stepped forward and handed the money he earned to Cao'er Jiuwen.
Cao'er counted the money and said unhappily: "You are fooling the children, this is only eight cents."
"Uh..." The bamboo stick monster almost thought that he had counted wrongly. After confirming that he had given nine coins, he suggested, "How about you count again?"
Cao'er counted again, "What's more wrong, you only gave me five cents!"
"I…"
Just as the bamboo stick monster was about to speak, he was interrupted by the young monk's wink, "Give Miss Cao'er four more coins, hurry up."
Cao'er blinked, "Shouldn't it be three Wen?" She taught the young monk, "Three Wen plus five Wen is nine Wen."
"Your arithmetic skills are too high." The bamboo stick monster couldn't help complaining.
"Right." Cao'er was proud. After taking the three coins from the bamboo stick monster, he miscounted again, "This is only seven coins, but forget it, I have a lot of skills, so I will forgive you."
"It's adults who have a lot." Goudan couldn't help but correct her.
"It's a lot of people! What do you know? This is called asking for silence, just like a weasel asking people if they look like humans before turning into humans. This is..." Cao'er was confused, "Hey, who told me?
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She couldn't remember, "That's what it meant anyway."
Cao'er looked at Goudan and said, "You're not very tall, so you have to talk a little more often. As time goes by, you'll become taller."
Goudan nodded, "It makes sense."
The young monk reminded her at this time, "It was Shopkeeper Yu who told you what I just said."
"Shopkeeper Yu?" Cao'er tried to remember, "I seem to know such a person, he is quite friendly, but I can't remember his appearance clearly."
She asked the young monk, "Is he short?"
The little monk nodded. Cao'er probably remembered Yu Sheng's appearance when they first met. He asked in surprise, "Do you remember?"
Cao'er shook his head, "No, but I guess the people close to me are not very tall."
"Uh." The little monk looked at himself sadly. Over the past year or so, he had grown very tall.
After chatting for a while, after learning that the little monk was her former friend, Cao'er looked up at his bald head and said, "Then we will probably drift apart in the future."
The little monk became even more sad.
"Sniff, sniff." Cao'er suddenly held up his nose and sniffed around, "Well, it smells like meat. Which one of you is grilling meat?"
Everyone turned around. The barbecue before entering meditation was now charred and had been there for several days. Even so, she could actually smell it?
When everyone was surprised, they saw Cao'er had already walked to the extinguished bonfire and reached out to grab the barbecue.
"Hey!" The little monk was about to stop her when Cao'er sniffed it and put it down in disgust, "Hey, who roasted this meat? It doesn't taste good at first glance."
Speaking of this, Cao'er was stunned for a moment, "Why do so many delicious things pop up in my mind?"
She drooled unconsciously.
"Shopkeeper Yu made it. You'll know when you get to Donghuang." the young monk said.
He told Cao'er that she had a medicine garden in the inn.
"You have planted many precious medicinal herbs in the medicine garden." the young monk said.
"Really?!" Cao'er was overjoyed, "Let's go quickly. As a doctor, I like exotic flowers and plants the most."
She called on everyone to come down the mountain quickly.
The little monk agreed and asked everyone to pack up all their things and follow Cao'er down the mountain.
At this time, You Yi hesitated, "S-shall we go down the mountain?"
Before entering meditation, there was so much commotion in Shennong City that he was really a little scared.
If there is still chaos down there, aren't they looking for death by building a tree?
"Hey, you wandering doctor, you went down when I wasn't allowed to go down before; now I ask you to go down, but you won't go down anymore." said the bamboo stick monster.
"This, isn't this different from the past?" Doctor You said.
"Can't you get down? If you don't get down, we're leaving." The bamboo stick monster said, as the grass had already moved down.
"Go, go!" Doctor You gritted his teeth. He would die if he stayed in a place as high as Jianmu.