After I stopped being a lady from a rich family, I fought all over the capital

Chapter 95 Even the Evil Ghosts Don't Believe

It is normal for storytellers to like to tell some rumors about the market and strange stories.

Song Lan didn't care about this being talked about.

What's more, the mouth is on someone else's body.

but! !! !!

A parody is not nonsense, and an adaptation cannot be made up! !

Especially since this story involves real people!!
In the story, the one who saved Wang Jiadalang, helped him get rid of the evil spirits, break the curse, save the baked Hu pancake stall, and find his child was Song Sanlang, the third son of the Song family.

They took her surname, but in a very awkward way, changed her gender from female to male, creating the image of a chivalrous, benevolent and loving male protagonist.

That's all...

The person who made up this story changed the gender of Qian Duolai, who choked to death while eating but hated Wang Jia Dalang who sold him rice, and possessed the roasted Hu pancakes to harm other innocent people who bought roasted Hu pancakes, to a female! !
It's really a saying that goes "Don't talk about bad things about men, and don't talk about good things about women". What a scum, with dirty and dark thoughts.

What’s even more outrageous is that they even named this “female ghost” who took the blame for no reason “Lady Lan”! !

The surname is Song, Madam Lan...if you say this wasn't intentional, no one would believe it! !
Even the evil spirits don’t believe it!!

How could such a coincidence happen?

Song Lan was really pissed off by the rat who wrote this storybook.

She had to find this bastard and make him see the devil so that he would not do wrong things all the time!!!

"Let Liu Wu come to see me."

Song Lan was originally in a good mood, but after hearing this story, her mood immediately turned bad.

She had a gloomy face, and it didn't ease at all until Liu Wu heard the young man's message and hurried over.

"Have you heard this story?"

Song Lan asked the young man who had just volunteered to tell her the story to tell Liu Wu again.

The boy looked terrified, trembling and stumbling as he reluctantly told the story again. Liu Wu also quickly understood the prototype of the story.

He was surprised: "It was you, the ghost lady, who got rid of the evil spirit, broke the curse, and helped the eldest son of the Wang family. In this story, it's ok to just change your name, but why is your gender also changed?"

As he said this, he couldn't help but get a little angry: "It's fine that they misidentified the image of a brave and invincible female Bodhisattva as a male Bodhisattva, but why did they let Qian Duolai, that bastard, use your name?"

Madam Lan... doesn't it sound like this is a hint at Song Lan?

Otherwise, how could it be such a coincidence?

"Who is the wicked bastard who wrote this? I'm going to settle the score with him!"

As he spoke, his eyes fell on the young man who recommended himself, and he became increasingly dangerous: "Did you write this?"

"No, no, no, it's not me!"

The boy was so scared that his legs went limp and he choked up: "I was also on the street and I overheard someone saying it. I thought it was interesting, so I wanted to learn it and tell the adults about it to make them happy..."

He had no idea that there were so many dirty and sordid things behind this story!

Liu Wu spit on the ground with a "Pah!" sound. "Bullshit! What kind of stinky shit did this bastard, who was raised by his dog father, write? How can it be interesting?"

"Where's the fun in that, huh?"

He questioned the boy in a rage, frightening him so much that he kowtowed repeatedly: "I was wrong. It's not interesting. It's boring. It's not interesting at all."

Song Lan didn't expect that Liu Wu could also hear something wrong and was very angry about it.

She felt calmer.

He sent the young man away: "Since he only heard it overheard, it is probably none of his business."

"If anyone should blame someone, then blame the person who wrote this book—"

(End of this chapter)