After I traveled through the book, I spoiled the anorexic prince

"Seven days' supply, one ounce of silver."

After paying the money, Gu Qinghe took Liu Bai out of the pharmacy without saying a word along the way.

Liu Bai looked at her several times and said, "Qinghe, did he make you unhappy? Do you want me to go back and beat him up?"

Gu Qinghe, who was thinking about where to find medicine, twitched his mouth when he heard this. When did Liubai become so violent and direct?

Why did she remember that when she picked him up, he was still a vigilant boy who was "strategizing" and relied on his wits to do everything.

Gu Qinghe reflected carefully and found that ever since he handed a stick to Liubai that day and said "Liubai, beat him", he chose to use the stick to solve problems whenever he encountered them.

"..." With the idea of ​​corrupting the "Five Good Boys", Gu Qinghe said silently: "No need."

Liu Bai frowned and was eager to try: "But he made you unhappy."

"It's not because of him." Gu Qinghe stopped and turned to look at Liu Bai: "I'm wondering where I can find medicine for your injury."

Seeing that it was him who made her unhappy, Liu Bai frowned even more: "Qinghe, are you looking for medicine for the wound? It doesn't matter if you can't find it. I'm not in pain."

The pain was so severe that I couldn't sleep last night, but today the pain is gone.

Of course Gu Qinghe didn't believe his nonsense, but after being comforted in this special way by Liu Bai, she also realized that some things cannot be rushed.

She looked up and down at the blank space carefully three or two times, and felt that she was now considered a half-rich person, so she had to dress her "cash cow" better.

Liubai was still wearing red clothes today, made of coarse linen. He was tall and thin, with a pair of blank puppy eyes with the corners of his eyes drooping slightly. The lower half of his face was covered with a white cloth, making him look like a young man from a wealthy family who was down and out and ignorant of suffering.

The original owner's elder brother had left behind two red clothes, which Liu Bai had been wearing back and forth these past two days. Occasionally, when the clothes were not dry, he would pick up the one that Gu Qinghe had found him in, a tattered but expensive crimson suit to wear.

You say he is picky, but he is not picky, he wears anything from coarse linen to thick cloth. You say he is not picky, but he only wears red clothes, and he won't wear anything other than this color.

There is a bit of harmony in the contradiction.

So much so that when Gu Qinghe "quarreled" with him and went to the town alone to buy seasonal clothes for Aunt Gu's family, she inexplicably felt that he was a little pitiful.

Liu Bai was stared at by the girl in front of him. At first, he could blink and look at her calmly. As she stared at him for a longer time, Liu Bai's ears became redder and redder. His eyes, which were usually blank and cold, were slowly covered with shame: "Qing He?"

Gu Qinghe looked at him with satisfaction and said with a smile: "Liubai, how about I take you to buy some clothes?"

After hearing this, Liu Bai lowered his eyes to look at himself and nodded.

……

"I want the red one."

When they arrived at the clothing shop, Liu Bai saw the colorful clothes displayed in the shop and rarely made his own request.

Gu Qinghe, who had expected this, saw his eyebrows wrinkled, and said with a smile: "Okay, listen to Liubai."

Seeing that the two men were dressed simply and even poor, the female shopkeeper of the clothing store took out a few leftover coarse linen red clothes.

Gu Qinghe's mouth twitched when she saw this. After all, the blue clothes she was wearing were made of cotton, but they had been washed too many times and the color had become a little white.

You shouldn't look down on people like that...

She pretended to reach into her sleeves and took out the small change that the system had rewarded her for feeding Liu Bai a bowl of porridge. She said generously, "Boss, I want a few red cotton and satin dresses!"