The little ancestor was addicted to develop a villain

Chapter 110 Goodbye Emperor (60)

Going further inside is a small bridge. This small bridge is different from ordinary small bridges. This bridge is soaked in running water.

Slowly flowing water washes along the bridge, and the fences on both sides of the bridge are attached to the aquatic plants growing up from the bottom of the water, entangled, entangled, entangled, and the green appearance is very gratifying.

Shi Jiu estimated the depth of the water, and it probably could be below the ankles.

Her eyes lit up slightly, she immediately took off her shoes and socks, and ran over excitedly.

Li Mu's eyebrows and eyes were gentle, and she didn't stop her, just watching her playing in the water like a child.

When she had had enough of playing, Li Mu squatted down, put her on his lap and sat, wiped the water on her feet with his clothes, and put on her shoes and socks himself.

Shi Jiu smiled brightly, and asked Li Mu: "How do we get there?" She looked around, and only saw this small bridge leading to the opposite side.

Li Mu smiled fondly, stretched out his hand to rub her head, and winked at Xiao Lizi.

Xiao Lizi walked to the side of the small bridge with a smile, and slapped on the pillar at the end of the bridge, and the small bridge rose slowly.

Shi Jiu's eyes brightened slightly, and he stared at the bridge with great interest, then turned to Li Mu and asked, "Can you ask the person who made this to make me a chair that can go up and down?"

Li Mu raised his eyebrows, and Xiao Lizi also looked over in surprise, with some doubts.

"What do you want that chair for?"

Shi Jiu smiled: "It's fun."

Li Mu smiled helplessly, and gave Xiao Lizi a look. Xiao Lizi bent down and said, "Go back and find someone to do it as a slave."

Satisfied, Shi Jiu leaned over and kissed Li Mu. The corners of Li Mu's lips curled up, and a smile spread into his eyes.

The three of them continued to walk forward, and after passing the small bridge, there was a very wide open space, where all kinds of rare flowers were evenly distributed.

Shi Jiu's eyes lit up, and she walked forward while picking lace. Li Mu followed behind her with doting and gentle eyes.

Seeing Shi Jiu's smile, Xiao Lizi couldn't help but also smiled. Usually he was used to bloody storms and intrigues in the palace, but seeing the two masters get along now gave him a sense of tranquility and peace of mind.

He has followed the emperor since he was a child, and knows what kind of person he is.

If he hadn't met Concubine Wen, the emperor would still be a good emperor, but he is not a person with flesh and blood and emotions.

He was very glad that the emperor met Concubine Wen.

When the flowers in the hands of the wine dispensers turned into a large bouquet, they finally reached their destination this time.

In front of him is a two-storey small building surrounded by a sea of ​​flowers. The small building is made of wood, so you can't see anything from the outside. When you enter the inside, Shi Jiu will find the difference.

The walls inside are all pasted with wallpaper, not the modern kind of wallpaper, but the figures drawn by the painter on special paper, and pasted on the wall one by one.

Shi Jiu stared at the contents of those paintings, his eyes were slightly red.

There are two people in the painting, a man and a woman. These connected paintings record the process of their acquaintance, knowing and loving each other, as well as the details of being together.

Li Mu stretched out his hand and hugged her into his arms, put his chin on her shoulder, exhaled slowly in her ear, and asked in a deep and magnetic voice, "Do you like it?"

Shi Jiu nodded with tears in his eyes, it would be a lie to say he didn't like it, and it would be a lie to say he wasn't moved.

For people like them who have lived for thousands of years, nothing is more terrifying than forgetting.

Because I have lived for too long, so many things will gradually fade away with time.

As for the gift Li Mu gave her today, she believed that no matter how long it had passed, she would remember it.

(End of this chapter)