The little princess Gu Li Keli in the Jade Tent Courtyard was dissatisfied with Zhao Wujiang's confrontation, and the flowers were trembling and singing softly.

She refused to welcome...

She wanted to greet but refused...

She had a shallow relationship, she frowned, and she spoke deeply.

She welcomed her, she sent her, and she hummed.

She seemed to have a little more affection with him.

The rain hits the banana leaves, and the sudden rain stops. The girl collapses on Zhao Wujiang, and the grass and ponds are everywhere under her.

Outside the Ice Field Cave, the heavy snow is not smaller, the snow falls and the wind blows.

The girl's pretty face was covered with moist red glow, her water-blue eyes were full of lust, and she was lazy and was hugged by Zhao Wujiang. Her red lips opened lightly:

"Zhao Wujiang, can you tell me some knowledge about Daxia? Maybe I will go to Daxia in the future..."

"What do you want to know?" Zhao Wujiang fiddled with the girl's dazzling silver hair.

"Well...such as some allusions, or some words often used by literati in Daxia..." The girl's voice was soft and soft.

Zhao Wujiang tried his best to summarize it briefly in Grassland Mandarin:

"Some idioms or sentences that quote from classics?"

"Yes." The girl nodded, her face was soft, and she fell in love with the breath on Zhao Wujiang, so warm that she felt at ease and calm.

"Yes." Zhao Wujiang thought and said seriously:

"I'll tell you an allusion to return the jade to Zhao intact."

The girl widened her lively water-blue eyes, full of expectations. She always yearned for the culture of the Great Xia Dynasty.

"Once upon a time..." Zhao Wujiang said:

"Once upon a time there was a girl who came from the grassland and was a little princess from the grassland royal court. Her name was Gulikoli, which means a girl in the sea of ​​flowers."

"Isn't this me?" the girl was puzzled.

"Listen slowly." Zhao Wujiang smiled gently, rubbed his big hands on the girl's delicate body, and continued:

"One day, she was chased by someone from another royal court on the grassland. In times of crisis, she met a man named Zhao."

"No, does this have anything to do with the allusion you said about returning the jade to Zhao?" The girl became more and more confused as she heard it, and she still couldn't help asking questions.

"Later, the girl handed over her perfect body to this man named Zhao..." Zhao Wujiang smiled and crossed mountains and rivers with his big hands on the girl:

"This story is called returning the jade to Zhao."

"..." The girl was embarrassed and angry. Finally, she heard Zhao Wujiang talking dirty words to tease her. She clenched her fists and wanted to beat Zhao Wujiang in shame and annoyance.

Zhao Wujiang received two punches, but did not dodge. Instead, the girl slammed her two punches and then stopped her hand, her eyes dodged a little, and she did not dare to look directly at Zhao Wujiang's gaze.

"I'll teach you another word." Zhao Wujiang gently hugged the girl and said with a smile:

"This word is called "knowing the roots and the bottom" means that both parties understand each other's background and people, and have a relatively comprehensive understanding.

Now we are just aware of the roots and bottoms.”

"Hmm? No, we actually don't know much about each other..." The girl muttered. She knew that Zhao Wujiang was a good person and an important person in the sign of Xiaoling, but she really didn't know much about Zhao Wujiang.

"How could it be? You know my length, I know your depth, and ordinary people can't do it." Zhao Wujiang walked through the girl's silver hair like a waterfall and smiled gently.

The girl was puzzled and didn't understand what Zhao Wujiang meant.

"Don't you understand? Do you want me to explain it to you?" Zhao Wujiang smirked.

"Yes." The girl nodded seriously, looking humble and studious:

"Then you can explain it carefully."

Zhao Wujiang half-lifted the girl and stood up in the girl's screams. The girl groaned, and he smiled badly:

"How is it, do you understand now?"

"You..." The girl frowned, making people feel pity, and she muttered resentfully:
Chapter completed!