The wicked girl of the farm gate is a group pet

Chapter 119

Would you rather eat without meat than live without bamboo?
Young Master Ji was thinking about it, but he couldn't think of such a poem.

As long as there is bamboo, there is also meat!
Without bamboo or meat, how can my sister make this delicious yellow meat bamboo rice?

The scent of rice in bamboo tubes wafts through the bamboo forest and into the gazebo beside the bamboo lake.

Ji Mo splashed ink without distraction, and Ye Qi hung the scroll written by his master on the bamboo outside the gazebo.

"I'd rather eat without meat than live without bamboo!"

Ye Qi chanted the two rows of vigorous and powerful characters on the scroll, and was as puzzled as Young Master Ji: "Why can't I remember a poet who wrote these two sentences? Master, my subordinates secretly watched the stinky girl in Xinghua Village After such a long time, I feel that since that girl fell into the water, she seems to be a different person, which is always a little strange."

"She became eloquent, and she could recite a few lines of poetry from time to time."

Compared with poetry, Ye Qi was more interested in the delicacies made by Su Cao. He sniffed fiercely: "It smells so good! What delicious food did you make this time? It's even more fragrant than the bamboo tube chicken last time. No smelly girl Conscience, I know that my subordinates and master are here at the pavilion in the bamboo forest, and I don’t see you sending some of the finished things..."

After Ye Qi finished speaking, she saw Su Cao coming out from the stream in the bamboo forest, carrying a basket towards the gazebo.

As Su Cao approached, with Ye Qi's keen sense of smell, he could already smell the deadly fragrance emanating from the basket, and couldn't help swallowing hard.

This time he didn't stop Su Cao, he stretched his neck to see what was in the basket?
However, the banana leaves covered the basket tightly, except for the scent wafting out, I couldn't see any delicious food inside.

"Young master is practicing calligraphy?"

Su Cao put the basket she was carrying on the stone table, stood behind Ji Mo and praised: "Your writing is like a person, your writing is really vigorous and powerful."

Can words be eaten?

Ye Qi waited eagerly for Su Cao to uncover the basket. At this time, Ji Mo put the pen on the inkstone and glanced at him coldly.

Ye Qi: "..."

Have something delicious right away?
Why did the young master drive him away at this time?

Between food and life, Ye Qi chose the latter, looked at Su Cao aggrievedly, and then disappeared into the bamboo forest in a pitiful step.

As soon as Ye Qi left, Ji Mo glanced at the stool beside the stone table.

Su Cao sat down and stood opposite him: "My lord, do you have something to ask me?"

Ji Mo nodded, picked up a pen and splashed ink on the paper, what she wrote was a poem that she accidentally burst out while baking rice in a bamboo tube, "I would rather eat without meat than live without bamboo!"

The place where the pen is written is as graceful as a wandering dragon, and Ji Mo looks at her, meaning what is the next sentence?
Is it because Young Master Ji and Ye Qi are watching in secret?

Or is he so keen that nothing in the bamboo forest can escape his eyes and ears?

"Without meat, one is thin, without bamboo, one is vulgar. A thin person can be fat, but vulgarity cannot be cured."

At this point, Su Cao bit the bullet and said nonsense: "Before my father committed the big crime, he was also a scholar. When he was drinking, he made nonsense that it was a sentence written by a poet named Su. I thought these few sentences were easy to read. Understood, I will write it down."

With a blank expression, Ji Mo wrote down a few poems she said, and hung the scroll on the bamboo branch outside the gazebo.

Then take out clean rice paper and lay it out in front of Su Cao.

Finally dipped the pen in ink and handed it to Su Cao.

Let her write?

How can the village girl continue to act?
Su Cao refused to accept the writing brush he handed over, and shook her head: "Master Ji, I can't read."

(End of this chapter)