After the whole sect traveled to ancient times, I led the rebellion

Liu Meir doesn't like reading.

She felt a headache when reading articles full of intricate ideas. Although she had the conditions to read, she would always fall asleep within a quarter of an hour after starting to read.

Liu Meir saw a large box of books bought by Helian Chongkong.

The paper quality of these books is different from that of the ones in focus.

It is also different from books made of bamboo, it is not that heavy and looks good.

Liu Meir picked up one at random.

"Master, we agreed to go find Ji Ying. We have been staying in Anping for two days."

Liu Meir looked at Helian Chongkong, who was enjoying himself, and complained.

Helian Chongkong was reading "Journey to the West" and he was so engrossed in it that he didn't notice Liu Meir's voice.

There are a lot of people coming and going in the bookstore, and Liu Meir has already asked Xiao Pang and the owner of the bookstore to transport the large box of books back.

Most of the books she bought have delivery services. Originally, Liu Meir planned to move them herself or find Fengxing Express in Anping.

Fengxing Express is also a shop. It is very big inside. Liu Meir has never been in, but she knows that the business of this shop is similar to that of a postman.

As long as you are in Anping City, you can bring goods from one place to another for some money.

Liu Meir found it novel and took note of it secretly.

Seeing that Helian Chongkong ignored him, people around him were reading books or discussing in low voices.

Liu Meir simply sat next to Helian Chongkong.

Liu Meir was forced by Helian Chongkong to learn some words, so she could still understand them, such as the subtitles of "The Three Strikes on the White Bone Demon".

I just can’t write very well.

The sound of flipping pages filled the air all around, and Liu Meir picked up the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in her hand.

"the river is long and tempestuous, it was like a hero."

Liu Meir pursed her lips and recited poetry again.

She was annoyed by the article filled with ancient poems and wanted to put it aside, but Liu Meir turned a few pages.

She read two or three lines.

Her expression gradually changed from dazed to shocked.

The chapter Liu Meir was flipping through was the one where Zhuge Liang borrowed arrows from a boat made of straw.

As she looked at it, her eyes became serious.

Can these tactics appear in this small bookstore?

Helian Chongkong read most of "Journey to the West" in one breath. Just as he turned around, it was getting dark outside and the clerk's voice of urging was heard.

"I'm getting ready to get off work. The bookstore is about to close. It's the last half hour left, so hurry up if you want to buy books."

Mingxi, a clerk in the bookstore, was not surprised to see a row of people sitting in the bookstore.

This is the case with people in the bookstore at this time every day.

They were absorbed in reading, sitting on the floor, lying on their stomachs, or leaning against the wall...

Various reading postures.

Mingxi often works overtime.

She had seen many books in the bookstore, and she knew how fascinating the books in the bookstore were.

She usually leaves work an hour later.

The bookstore is backed by the government, so as long as she registers her overtime hours, she will receive a subsidy, so Mingxi doesn't mind this one hour.

The clerk reminded me.

Helian Chongkong waited until he finished reading a chapter in the book before he slowly stood up. As he had been sitting for too long, Helian Chongkong felt a little sore in the waist:

"Mei'er, let's go."

Helian Chongkong called out, but there was no response for a long time. He turned around and saw Liu Meir leaning against the wall with a frown on her face.

"Mei'er? Liu Mei'er?"

Helian Chongkong stretched out his hand and waved in front of Liu Meir.

Liu Meir was just enjoying the show, but she looked impatient.

But when she looked up, she was met with the teasing gaze of the person in front of her.

Liu Meier smiled awkwardly:

"Lord?"

"How about it? This book is good, isn't it?"