They have the same temperament but completely different dressing styles. In fact, their facial features are quite similar.
Ming Lanruo glanced at Magistrate Tang calmly, although he hid it well.
But when he saw the woman called "Yue Niang", his hands in his sleeves clenched into fists, clearly trying to suppress the excitement and sadness of seeing Yue Niang.
She suddenly understood the general idea——
Most likely, the Tang magistrate had some history with Yueniang. Unfortunately, Yueniang ended up having children with General Gu.
From then on, he had a grudge against General Gu.
Ming Lanruo sneered in her heart.
Tsk, it's this kind of stand-in and "turning the crown into a beauty in anger" scene again.
but......
She looked at Yueniang, only to find that when she looked at Magistrate Tang, she was stunned for only a moment, and then her face became expressionless again.
She even looked indifferent towards General Gu, as if she was born to be such a cold woman.
"Sister-in-law, look at this face, it should suit you very well." Magistrate Tang said with a smile, and the expression on his face was just right for being respectful to his sister-in-law.
Yueniang glanced at that face and said indifferently: "Thank you very much. I have been fasting and chanting Buddha's name for many years, and I am not very interested in things outside my body."
After saying that, she turned around and walked away gracefully with her maid.
Her cold and disrespectful rejection and departure made Magistrate Tang's face slightly stiff.
However, General Gu came out to smooth things over: "Come on, let's see what good thing your uncle has next."
With that said, he walked up to Ming Lanruo.
Ming Lanruo lowered her eyes and opened the rectangular bamboo box in her hand.
There was a painting inside, and after opening it, it turned out to be a scroll of Han Xizai's Night Banquet!
She couldn't help but be stunned. This was a unique painting by Gu Hongzhong, a famous painter of the Southern Tang Dynasty!
"Gu Er, look, do you like this gift?" Magistrate Tang seemed to be particularly kind to Gu Er, and his smile was a little more sincere.
General Gu also recognized the treasure and burst out laughing: "That boy Gu Er likes these Wen Zou Zou things, why don't you thank your uncle!"
Gu Er was naturally pleasantly surprised. He took the scroll, admired it for a while, saluted Magistrate Tang and said with a smile, "Thank you, uncle."
While speaking, he paused and then glanced at Ming Lanruo who was standing beside him in an unclear way: "There are always many special and good things around you."
For some reason, Ming Lanruo always felt that his 'special good thing' seemed to mean something.
As if saying...himself.
She stood expressionless, but Qiao Yan looked at Gu Er with unpredictable eyes.
But Gu Er didn't say anything more and put away the scroll in his hand.
At this time, General Gu smiled at Gu Er again and said: "Okay, your mother is cold-tempered, so you can accept this set of jewelry on your mother's behalf. If your mother doesn't like it, it can be used by Bijun anyway, right?
Your uncle has come all the way, do you want someone to take the gifts away again?"
These words immediately made Magistrate Tang squeeze his fists in his sleeves again.
This was said very casually, but in fact, the contempt for the Tang magistrate was almost obvious. This chapter has been completed!
