A Cannon Fodder Female Partner To Raise a Cub In The Era Novel

Chapter 460 The Old Man’s Words

 “Wait, wait, wait, hey, I, I, I agree!”

Li Jing stopped when she heard the words of agreement.

 After just a few steps, Liu Shengyun was tired and panting again.

“What do you think you’re doing, a little girl, running so fast? Oh, this young man is in good health. He won’t be tired after walking for such a long time!”

"Why are you going to the mountains so late at night? It's dangerous when you can't see anything. Listen to my old advice and stay home at night from now on."

　　　…”

Li Jing had previously thought that this old man had a dark face and was difficult to get close to, but unexpectedly he turned out to be a talkative person.

And it belongs to the kind that can be said endlessly.

Li Jing couldn't help but sigh and turned to face the old man, "It's dangerous to go out at night. Go back quickly. I'll study medicine with you when I have time. Tell me what you need to prepare for studying medicine in advance and I will prepare it!"

Liu Shengyun couldn't help but shook his head with a stern face, "I won't go back, I won't go back, what will I do when I go back? I have to go up the mountain to collect medicine! Lao Qi has not been feeling well these days, I will collect more medicine and go back to make medicine for him!"

Li Jing couldn't help but look up at the sky, "It's so dark, are you sure you can see?"

Liu Shengyun blew his beard and said, "It's so dark today, are you sure you can see?"

Li Jingmo stopped talking nonsense to the old man, turned around and continued walking up the mountain. When he came across Mimi Artemisia, he cut it off and threw it directly into the basket on his back.

Soon, Liu Shengyun discovered that Li Jing was completely different from him, an old man, walking on mountain roads.

  She could see the rough places clearly and avoid them perfectly, while he almost fell down every time.

The light got worse as he went higher. The mountain road was so dark and blocked by trees. He could barely see the shadow when he stretched out his fingers. However, Li Jing cut things from time to time and threw them into the basket.

When Li Jing was cutting, Liu Shengyun walked over, pulled it out, put it under his nose and smelled it. He soon discovered that what Li Jing was cutting was weeds with the same smell.

"Girl, can you really see? Look at me, what is this?"

Liu Shengyun stretched out **** in front of her, waved them left and right, and asked her what number they were. Li Jing ignored it, and Liu Shengyun was making trouble like a child and continued to ask: "Look, look, what is this? Can you see it? Can you not see it either?"

Li Jing’s head was covered with black lines, and she silently uttered three words: “Can’t see!”

Liu Shengyun slowly curled his hand back, but the next moment, he stretched it out again, this time with a finger.

 “What about this, how much is it?”

 Li Jing: “…”

"have no idea!"

Liu Shengyun curled up his hands again and looked at Li Jing uncertainly as he continued to walk forward.

 “Is it because you don’t know how to count?”

Li Jing was speechless after hearing this, and continued walking forward with the sickle in hand. When she encountered a deep pit on the road, she avoided it.

Hearing the movement of another dragging behind him, Li Jing sighed and finally warned: "There is a ditch here, be careful!"

 “Ditch?”

Liu Shengyun stretched his neck and couldn't see it when he looked left or right, because the place where the ditch was was completely covered by the leaves above and there was no light. How could he see it?

The old man got closer little by little and stretched forward tentatively. When he saw where Li Jing was pointing, he stretched out his hand and slowly touched forward until he could no longer touch the solid soil, then he said "hey".

 “There is such a ditch! Why can’t I see it?”

Li Jing was speechless.

 She thought he wanted to do something, but she didn't expect it was just to check whether there was a gap!

 This old man has the same mentality as a child.

 “Hey, don’t leave, wait for me!”

 (End of this chapter)