Gold Medal Sweetheart

"Oh?" Jin Taize obviously didn't expect her to admit it so generously. "So, what did you think of?"

He leaned over and squatted, his eyes fixed on Tang Xin's face, as if waiting for an encounter in the blooming spring flowers.

"A line of poetry."

"Which one? Tell me."

"The first line of the poem that startled the seven hundred monks in Huangmei."

Jin Taize frowned and pondered over this somewhat unfamiliar verse for a long time. Suddenly, his eyes lit up and suddenly a fire of hatred came over - passing on the mantle under the moon at midnight?

If he wanted her to say something flattering, she wouldn't do what he wanted. Tang Xin winked at Jin Taize smugly, challenging him arrogantly.

The unexpected teasing had stirred every cell in his body to habitually thwart any provocation, but looking at her smiling eyes, arrogant to the point of being cute, he didn't want to interrupt, it was better than giving him the cold shoulder.

"Since you compare me to a monk, a Taoist priest or a nun, it seems that Teacher Tang has already reached the state of emptiness of the four elements and purity of the six senses in front of me." Jin Taize shook his head and sighed.

"Do you really think I can imagine a Prince Charming for you?" Tang Xin rolled her eyes sarcastically.

She put on her shoes, stood up, and walked towards the mirror.

Not to mention this pair of shoes, the size and height are extremely suitable, and it is very comfortable to walk in.

"Okay, it doesn't matter what you say about me, but do you think I'm someone who can be bound by rules and regulations?" Jin Taize leaned lazily against the wall, with his hands on his chest, as if admiring a watercolor painting of a lady.

Tang Xin saw the man in the mirror raise his eyebrows in his usual unruly manner, looking at her with a sly look and asked back.

She didn't concentrate on checking herself in the mirror to see if her shoes and clothes matched properly. That's right, this man was a combination of too much unbridled weirdness, coldness, arrogance and nobility. How could he, who didn't play by the rules, be confined by rules and regulations?

Tang Xin adjusted the straps on her shoulders and sneered openly, "That's true. If I describe you as a recluse who lives in seclusion from the world, it would be a blasphemy to the saints. People like you can break the rules in a minute." She compared the clothes and said this while casually raising her eyelids. A trace of disdainful mockery floated across her face in the mirror.

But she probably didn't know what it meant to have seductive eyes. This expression was rare on her, and instead of angering the man, it trapped him tightly in an unexpected direction.

This glimpse, which lasted less than a second, vividly illustrates what it means to fall in love at first sight.

She always felt that one of the shoulder straps was a little uncomfortable. Perhaps it was because she was a little distracted, and the shoulder strap slipped off one shoulder, instantly exposing most of her shoulder and collarbone.

Suddenly she felt a chill on her shoulder, and she subconsciously fumbled for the shoulder strap hanging on her upper arm.

Her shoulders were covered with heat, and Jin Taize pressed the shoulder strap in her hand with one hand to stop her movement.

Tang Xin's heart tightened, "What are you doing?"

Jin Taize raised his eyebrows, his eyes brimming with unbridled abandon. "What's the first rule to break?"

With a quick pull of his arm, Tang Xinren was brought in front of him. She stared at him in astonishment, her heart pounding. Given her previous experience with his sneak attack, she seemed to understand something and quickly covered her mouth with one hand.

The man's seductive eyes, with a hint of smile and a cunning look of feinting to the east and attacking in the west, slowly passed before his eyes.

In an instant, a burning blow fell on the shoulder socket.

I have seen the first white flower of the dark winter.

The first drop of sweet dew in the long summer,

But not as bright as you at this moment.