Farming at the beginning, I rely on business to counterattack and become a princess

Chapter 85
The king didn't stop for two days after hammering Shitou's dog, and then openly attacked Wen Laosi's duck in full view. It bit the duck's neck and dragged it forcibly. The scene was very bloody.

Although I heard that the fourth wife's mother-in-law chased her all the way with a stick, the tragedy still couldn't be avoided: the king fled, and the duck went to the underworld sadly.

For this, Wen Xiang paid one hundred Wen.

In addition, the king also punched Lao Li's chickens in various ways, kicked Lao Zhu's donkeys, and even the geese of the patriarch's family were brutally murdered, and those who survived died half of their lives.

After these few battles, the king quickly established his position as the boss of the Jianghu in Wenjiacun, becoming the number one overlord.

The strange thing is that the villagers in Wenjia Village have a very high tolerance for this fat cat of unknown origin. I don't know if it is because of the king's deceptive appearance or because of Wen Xiang's overpayment. The villagers even hope that the king will come to the house more often. Gu Gu: Anyway, no matter what the king does, Wen Xiang will lose money.

In a word, Wen Xiang "repented", the villagers laughed, the king was satisfied, and Wen Dao was unhappy.

The brothers and sisters had a fierce confrontation over the question of where the king would go or stay.

In the end, Wen Xiang had no choice but to use his trump card: "Thanks to the king for bringing Da Qing over, I was able to climb out of the deep pit. He is my savior."

So Wen Dao compromised, in his heart, as long as it is good for Wen Xiang, no matter who it is or what it is, it must be put first, and everything else should stand aside.

The relationship between the brothers and sisters is accumulated day by day in such bumpy lives. The two support each other and depend on each other for life.

For the sake of the king's prestige, Wen Xiang generously donated a tael of silver, but it doesn't mean that if she made a small amount of money, she would drift away, and it doesn't matter.

No one's money comes from the wind. She is still in the stage of hard work, so the money must be used wisely.

What's more, she is a poor ghost by nature, one tael of silver is enough for a poor family to live for a few months, and smelling the fragrance will certainly make her heart ache.

The heartache is the heartache, and you have to lose money if you should lose money. Who told the king to be her savior.Moreover, she didn't deliberately oppose Wen Dao, but was afraid of the mysterious valley, and felt that the king's fate did not depend on what they thought, but on the king himself.

If the king wants to leave, no one can stop him; if the king wants to stay, you have to stay if you don't; so, in order to avoid conflicts between the two parties, Wen Xiang thinks it's best to say: hello, hello, everyone.

Hey, how does this sound like mediating conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law?Tsk, tsk, the author is really naughty.

The king not only has an out-of-the-box temperament, but also has a unique style in his dietary requirements.

First of all, it is worth affirming that the king is not picky about food. The staple food is whatever Wenxiang brothers and sisters eat.

As for supplementary food, the scope is wide. Flowers, grasses, vegetables, chickens, ducks, birds and fish eggs, all are not spared, and the rain and dew are all covered.

Wen Xiang wondered: Is the cat's diet so broad?
Fortunately, it was just poisoning its own yard, otherwise, Wen Xiang might not be able to afford it.

In short, the great achievements of the king cannot be finished in a while, so I will not list them here for the time being.

When Huangluzhai arrived, Wen Xiang decided to send the seven prepared flowers to Taoist Master Jing as soon as possible.

When going out this time, Wen Dao will definitely follow, after all, it is going to a strange place and it is far away, and a man needs to be in charge.

Daqing is in charge of pulling the cart, and Jin Yuanbao stays to look after the house.

As for the king, it has automatically jumped on Daqing's head, ready to patrol the four directions.

Changqingguan is located on the Nanshan Mountain one mile south of Chengnan County, and it needs to pass through Chengnan County to get there.

It was not the end of the day when the brothers and sisters arrived at Changqing Temple, and the little Taoist priest who guarded the gate led them to an arched gate in the backyard.

Wen Xiang looked up and saw two large characters "Jingyuan" engraved on the top of the arched gate, she thought to herself: what kind of place is this?
The Taoist chief rang the door bell, and the three of them waited quietly for a while before they heard an old woman's voice from inside the door: "Who is it?"

"Sun Daoren, it's me, Xiao Yuanzi."

The door opened with a "squeak", and an expressionless old Kun walked out, "What's the matter?"

The brothers and sister Wen Xiang hurried forward to salute and say hello, expressing their intention to come.

Lao Kun approached the mule cart, opened the curtain of the bamboo mat and inspected it carefully, and said, "Xiao Yuanzi, please take this male layman to rest in the front yard, and the female layman, please come in with me."

"Yes, Layman, please follow the path."

Unexpectedly, Daoist Jingzhu didn't see it, and the two brothers and sisters were about to separate. Wen Dao hurriedly said: "Daoist Sun, where are you taking sister-in-law?"

"Jingyuan is the place where Kun Dao practiced. It is not convenient to receive male laymen, so please feel free to wait in the front yard."

"It's okay, brother, this is a Taoist temple, I'll just go in by myself, you go to the front yard to rest first." Wen Xiang also persuaded the elder brother softly.

"Okay, be careful yourself, if you need anything, go to Big Brother."

Wen Dao hesitated for a while, but also felt that the Taoist temple should not be dangerous, so he told Wen Xiang to leave with the little Taoist priest in peace.

Wen Xiang pulled the big green mule and followed Daoren Sun, just entering the gate, there was a large carved screen wall, and after turning around the screen wall, there was a courtyard.

Daoren Sun asked Wen Xiang to wait in the courtyard, while she herself went into the inner courtyard to report.

While Lao Kundao was leaving, he smelled the fragrance and looked around the yard carefully. There was a faint voice in the left side room, and the chimney on the roof was smoking, probably the kitchen.

On the right is a row of sheds, which should be raising chickens and ducks from the sound and smell; there are also two horses tied to the shed, and they are eating food and grass with their heads down.

The most noticeable thing is that there are actually two large carriages parked in an empty pavilion on the right: a big family is rich.

Wen Xiang was looking around, when a "meow" came from behind: it turned out that the king also poked his head out of the mule cart to look around.

"My lord, my lord, stay in the car later and be good, and I will reward you with chicken legs when you get back." Wen Xiang discussed with the short-haired cat in a low voice.

The king remained indifferent and continued to look around.

Wen Xiang: You brat, why are you so hard to serve?

"Don't run around, this is a Taoist temple, a place for Taoist priests to practice, and you can't disturb it."

The king let out a "meow" in disapproval, and a pair of different pupils stared everywhere.

Wen Xiang wanted to say more, when she heard someone's voice from outside the yard, she quickly reached out to push the cat's head, and said urgently in a low voice: "Quick, quick, hide."

After finally putting the cat's head back, after smelling the fragrance, he turned around and saw Taoist Master Jing and Taoist Sun coming out of the Hanging Flower Gate.

"Master Jing, please be polite when you smell the fragrance."

"Poverty and courtesy."

"Fortunately, my daughter searched in the mountains for many days, and finally found a few flowers, and asked the Taoist priest to appreciate them."

"There is Layman Laowen."

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