Tokyo: A leisurely life starting from the countryside

Takizawa Masami suddenly pointed at a COSER and asked:

"Do you usually play games, Yuuki-kun? Many people around me are playing this game. If you play it too, I can download one and play with you."

Yuki looked up and saw the guy holding the bell was posing there.

"This is a rubbish game, even dogs won't play it."

Takizawa Masami was a little stunned.

"Isn't this game fun? Many classmates recommended it to me."

"Don't play it. This game has distorted values ​​and can easily lead children astray."

Takizawa Masami just said "oh" and didn't say much.

The two continued to walk around the school.

Cultural festivals are all pretty much the same.

After walking around, Yukishi didn't find the place very interesting.

But Takizawa Masami was very interested and looked around.

"Yuuki-kun, look at this, you can write your blessing here."

Takizawa Masami suddenly pulled Yuuki Shi to a venue, pointed at the many calligraphy works on display and said:

"Yuuki-kun, guess which one I wrote."

Yuuki Si was stunned for a moment and looked in the direction of Takizawa Masami's finger.

They are all... calligraphy works!

Calligraphy is actually very popular in Japan.

They call it pen path.

Many people learn calligraphy, mainly because they believe that calligraphy can cultivate one's character and improve one's temperament.

Another major reason is that calligraphy was previously exclusive to the nobility and the upper class.

Therefore, many ordinary people will let their children learn calligraphy.

It implies that one's children can also become nobles.

And the works are almost all written in Chinese characters.

While learning calligraphy, you can also learn the culture of Dragon Kingdom, killing two birds with one stone.

It is also expected that Takizawa Masami would learn calligraphy.

But let Yuuki guess what Takizawa Masami wrote...

Yuuki Si looked at the work in front of him with a pensive expression on his face.

The student in charge of the calligraphy exhibition was filled with surprise when he saw Takizawa Masami.

"Takizawa Masami, are you here to see your work? We put it here for you..."

"Shh, don't talk yet."

Takizawa Masami interrupted the classmate, turned to look at Yuuki Shi and asked:

"Yuuki-kun, did you find it?"

"Is there any reward for my guess?"

Yuki Si did not answer immediately, but asked a question in return.

"Of course, what reward do you want, Yuuki-kun?"

"Can I give you any reward?"

"Well... except for that kind of thing, no, if Yuuki-kun is willing, that kind of thing is not impossible."

Takizawa Masami said with a smile.

Yuki Shi's mouth twitched.

"Pretend I didn't ask."

Then he stroked his chin.

He raised his hand and pointed to the fifth work in the third row on the left and said:

"If I'm not mistaken, this is what you wrote."

Takizawa Masami turned around and looked, her expression instantly filled with shock.

"How did you know?"

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Takizawa Masami was really surprised.

There are at least fifty works on display here now.

Yuuki Shi found her work so easily.

What’s more important is that Yuki Shi has never seen her calligraphy before.

How do you know her style?

In the face of Takizawa Masami's shocked expression, Yuki Tsutomu slowly spoke:

“Since the early Meiji period, when Yang Shoujing, a Dragon native, came to Japan, the Six Dynasties calligraphy style has flowed into the calligraphy world like a spring breeze.

It was from this time that calligraphy began to develop from respecting individuality and inheritance of schools to focusing on free expression.

Many people’s works no longer follow a fixed writing style, but have their own style.”

As he spoke, Yuuki Si pointed to a work in front of him and said:

"For example, this poem 'Viewing the Waterfall at Mount Lu', which was written by the great poet Li Bai during the Tang Dynasty, no one knows what the original version looks like.

But when it was introduced to Japan, Japan was mainly in the style of the previous generation and the Bushi style, with obvious differences in brush strokes and trends.

However, this one, although seemingly a fusion of many schools, is not like Zen, nor like the previous generation, nor like the Wu family, and has little to do with the running script of Wang Xizhi, the king of calligraphy.

They all have a distinctly self-centered tone. ”

To put it bluntly, it's shit!

(Prove that I read the book reviews seriously, so sad...)

When Takizawa Masami saw that Yuuki Si was speaking so clearly, she was even more surprised.

"Then how do you know I wrote this?"

"Because your signature is here!"

Yuuki Si said, pointing to the lower right corner of her calligraphy.

There are a few fine print here.

Book by Masami Takizawa!

Although the handwriting was small, Yuki Tsukasa recognized Takizawa Masami's name at a glance.

Takizawa Masami: “…”

"what!!!"

"Yuuki Shi you're so annoying!"

Takizawa Masami was so angry that she was about to die.

It's obvious that Yuuki Si is doing this on purpose, making fun of himself.

Yukishi chuckled and consoled him, "Oh, don't be angry, it was just a joke."

"I don't want to talk to you anymore. I hate it so much. You just make me angry."

Takizawa Masami turned around and said angrily.

The students standing by were stunned by this scene.

Girls like Takizawa Masami are goddess-level figures in their minds.

Hold it in your mouth for fear of melting, hold it in your hand for fear of falling.

I’m afraid there’s something that’s not taken care of.

Yuki Tsukasa is in a good situation. He is so popular that he is about to explode.

"Oh, how about this, I'll agree to one condition of yours, is that okay?"

Yuki Si patted Takizawa Masami's shoulder and said helplessly.

The boy next to him curled his lips slightly and uttered a disdainful sound.

Who do you think you are?

Also agreed to one condition.

It's your honor to be able to work for Takizawa Masami, right?

The next moment, he saw Takizawa Masami looking at Yuki Shi with surprise.

"Are you serious?"

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Yuki Si turned around and looked at the boy from before, his big mouth was still open.

"Well, but first of all, don't go too far!"

"Yeah, it's a deal."

The boy behind was staring at Yuki Si blankly, and it was obvious that he was in self-doubt.

Takizawa Masami has changed.

She is no longer the cold and aloof goddess she used to be.

Yukishi sighed softly and said reluctantly: