The Great Seminary

Chapter 251 Does it matter?
Zhen Ciyun saw Zhang Gui suddenly become dumbfounded.

She reached out and pinched his nose in confusion. "Zhang Gui, what's wrong with you?"

Zhang Gui snapped out of his daze, slapped away Zhen Ciyun's hand that was pinching his nose, and said dryly:

"Let's stop joking."

It's almost evening now.

You suddenly fainted just now, but it didn't seem like you were sick or possessed by a demon.

It was as if the opportunity had arrived, and he had suddenly realized something.

I didn't dare disturb anyone else, so I just put you on my bed to rest.

As a result, my mother misunderstood and thought I had ulterior motives towards you, and she was very anxious outside.

"Zhang Gui, you little brat, hurry up and open the door."

Otherwise, Amu would have really had to saw through the bolt.

Now that you have someone of high standing, you should have some self-respect.

Never do such despicable and vile acts!

Zhang Gui said with a wry smile, "Did you hear that?"

My mother is very strict with me, let's get out of here quickly.

Zhen Ciyun temporarily set aside her doubts and softly called out:
"Auntie, please don't be offended. I just drank some rice wine in the room."

My head was spinning, so I propped my chin up with my hand and drifted off into a daze for a while.

Guigui was probably afraid of disturbing me, which caused you to misunderstand.

"Oh dear, oh dear, this is Auntie's fault."

You young people are playing around inside, why do you think I have to make a fuss? You're really being foolish.

Keep playing, keep playing, when your head gets dizzy, go back to sleep, um, rest a little longer.

"You two can come out after you've rested enough."

Outside the door, Tsurugi realized she had misunderstood her son and regretted it so much that she kept slapping herself in the face.

He turned and left, secretly making a vow.

Even if her son and that noble lady from the Zhen family stayed in the bedroom forever, she would never knock on the door or utter a single word.

In the side room, Zhen Ciyun heard the receding footsteps of Zhuo Yangduojie.

"Your mother went back to the main room."

This whole mess happened.

I'm too embarrassed to see her again today; I'll have to make a special trip to visit her another time.

As she spoke, she stood up, snatched the sugar water from Zhang Gui's hand, and gulped it down in one go.

He jumped out of bed.

"This afternoon, my uncle will lead a group of newly molted flower dragon beasts to 'walk the dragon' in the sea area of ​​Siyang County."

So I originally planned to have lunch at your house and then go pick out a flower dragon beast together to be your mount.

Now that time has been wasted, I'll just have to pick one out and bring it to you when I get home.

Others may have a special feeling towards the Flower Dragon Beast, a mount that can be regarded as a symbol of the military fortune of the Ming and Song empires.

However, Zhang Gui looked down on the civil and military achievements of the entire Ming-Song Empire, so naturally he would not give special consideration to its military 'symbol'.

"Great power resides in its own world; what need is there for a mount? It's far too inconvenient."

You'd better not send me this burden.

"These kinds of vulgar things are meant to be ridden around ostentatiously during social gatherings."

Who, besides a true dragon knight, would actually use it for travel?

Adhering to the principle of love that I have upheld since my previous life, "A real man doesn't argue over trivial matters."

Zhang Gui immediately changed his tune:
"I see. Then you must choose the most majestic-looking dragon to ride for me."

"That's natural.

Everyone knows that the Flower Dragon Beast is a traditional treasure of the Zhen family of Jinling Flower Fish.

However, he didn't know how to utilize it as well as Emperor Zhao Zhusha, the founder of the Ming and Song dynasties, who invented the "Flower Dragon Cavalry" to dominate the world. He let his own "treasure" contribute to the prosperity of another country.

However, judging purely from the quality of the raised dragon beasts, they are like pigs fattened up by the Imperial Court's Ministry of War's Animal Pen Division.

It's far inferior to the flower dragon that my family's "from fish to dragon" has carefully selected step by step.

Well, once we're married, your small business in Zhihai Town will be managed by trusted confidants.

I don't want to get involved; I plan to stay at my parents' home and learn how to herd animals.

In that case, you wouldn't be considered to be marrying into my family, and I wouldn't be considered to be getting married.

"What if our children, the first one takes your surname, and the second one takes mine?"

"Only incompetent nobody cares about surnames."

After unifying the Yuanshan Grassland, Changsheng Tiemu immediately abandoned the surname left by his ancestors and proclaimed himself king.

He forbade his sons from taking the surname "Changsheng," which he had created.

According to the old customs of the Eastern Continent, this would be considered a great act of treason, and his personality was extremely eccentric, unlike that of a human emperor.

But he turned out to be the well-known 'First Hero of Dongsheng'!
Moreover, even if he were to change his name to "Stinky Cow Dung" now, he would still be the "Number One Hegemon of Dongsheng".

But do you think Changsheng Tiemu cares about such bird-related matters?

I'm telling you, he absolutely, absolutely doesn't care.

How could an eagle soaring high in the sky possibly care about the thoughts of an ant crawling on the ground?

So you don't need to say anything like "let's try measuring," because I don't care.

At this point, Zhang Gui shut his mouth, but his mind continued to wander:
"Once I have pioneered a new path to civilization, I will lead the human race to annihilate all the demon races."

My merits will be incomparable, like those of the Great Emperor Youxiong of my homeland in my previous life. Everyone will worship me as their ancestor and rush to say that I am their descendant.

No matter what their surname is, they are all my descendants. When paying respects, they should first worship me, and then their true ancestors.

This is what I care about.

Zhen Ciyun wasn't a mind reader, so naturally she didn't know Zhang Gui's greed.

They couldn't help but applaud and praise:

"Guigui, you have such great courage, then I can rest assured."

Zhang Gui's frank expression of his thoughts was simply a matter of getting to the point and having to speak his mind; he wasn't actually willing to inexplicably step into the "besieged city" (marriage).

Sensing that Zhen Ciyun's style was a bit off, she quickly added:
"That's all there is to it. Getting married is a major life event and should not be taken lightly."

We can only be considered acquaintances at this point, not true friends.

It's best not to rush things.

Zhen Ciyun simply smiled faintly, neither agreeing nor disagreeing, and directly said goodbye.

"Well, I've had a very fruitful trip."

Extremely satisfied.

I'll be leaving now.

She then escaped without using any secret techniques.

Instead, he opened the door and walked out of the side room, his face flushed. After bidding farewell to Tsuneo and the others in the main room, he leisurely strode away.

After seeing Zhen Ciyun off warmly, Cai Yangduojie immediately went home to confront her son and ask him what had happened.

It turned out that Zhang Gui had already gotten there first and climbed out of the bedroom window.

disappeared.

And he didn't go home all night.

He simply asked a neighbor to pass on a message, saying that he had something to do in Zhihai Town and would return home for the New Year on the 30th of the twelfth lunar month.

It was already the end of the year, and her son had run away from home again under some pretext, making Tsuneo Teishi's teeth itch with frustration.

But this was no ordinary day; all businesses had closed.

She couldn't possibly let the children of her old neighbors in the old street not be busy with the New Year's preparations at her own home, so she took a boat to Zhihai Town to find her own children.

Besides, she also had to help her younger siblings with the New Year preparations, so she could only put up with it.

(End of this chapter)