Novel & Cerita From Old Country Bumpkin To Master Swordsman Novel

to lighten the sentimental aura I joked to which she chuckled while slapping my bicep but didn't move her head from the gap of my neck and said " Nope. You're and will always be my Mr Old Bully! " " You're unique to give me such a unique name " I respond looking with hard eyes at her. She sighed deeply as she moved her head away from the gap of my neck and looked at me and gasped " Stop glaring at me! It's you who started it. You gave me that odd name, chubby mouse in the first place! Seriously! Who gives such a name to anyone? You, of course, so it's you who is more unique than me. Don't whine around. You started it and I'm ending it, so blame yourself my Mr Old Bully "

She sneered and said, "For your poor vanity, you used your former master's appearance to deceive Little Chap Ding. I can't stand it anymore." The Sword Master was stunned and suddenly burst into anger. He said, "You damned crazy woman. You're ruining my plan again. What's wrong with me being tens of thousands of years old? Huh? Aren't you more than ten thousand years old? A 10,000-year-old man is like a sturdy tower, and a 10,000-year-old woman is like beancurd dregs. You'd better take care of yourself first!" As soon as he finished speaking, the brilliance dissipated with a bang and the handsome scholar's shadow disappeared.

Yes sir" The assistant who had followed his master for many years and had never seen him care for anyone other than his wife was shocked. One has to know, his master had never even cared for his sons in this manner. The Gu family was one of the most prominent families in the country, but it had quite a few members but each of those members were very capable people and because of that most of them were left to fend for themselves as soon as they are old enough to care for themselves. But, right in front of him it seemed there was a reversal, he didn't understand why, but his master seems to treat her like a treasure among the younger generation. But he understood it wasn't in his place to ask