The Year of Lihua: She Was Reborn

"What do you want to call me for?"

Xu Yi pinched his sleeve with one hand and drank the broth in the bowl in one gulp, without getting a drop of meat on his lips.

"I would like to go back to the city and ask my master to accompany me so that I can buy you some suitable clothes. Is this possible for you?"

Hua Ye blinked his big eyes and looked at Master Xu Zhi with a pleading look.

"When are you going?"

Xuzhi put down the wooden bowl in his hand and slowly stood up, his every move revealing an oppressive aura.

Hua Ye's ten years of fighting on the battlefield did not contain half as much of the hostility as his. The two walked side by side on the sand.

No matter whether they were living people or poisonous insects and beasts, they all gave way. The two of them together were more terrifying than the King of Hell...

"come here!"

Xu Zhi turned his head and looked at Hua Ye who was half a meter away from him. His brows were slightly frowned with displeasure, and then relaxed.

"How long will it take to walk like this on two legs?!"

"We'll get on our horses later. We'll reach the bustling area of ​​Xingxiu City in less than an hour. It's fast!"

Hua Ye took a small step towards him and pointed to the herd of horses tied to the iron pillars in front.

Xuzhi didn't even look at the herd of horses. He crossed his long legs and embraced her with his strong arms, holding her in his cold arms.

"In that direction?"

Hua Ye had no time to react and his subconscious resistance was suppressed by her. He secretly raised his eyes to glance at Master Xuzhi's cold profile.

"That!"

Hua Ye, who could clearly feel his feet rising straight up into the air, lowered his head slightly and looked down. He could clearly hear the sound of the air being split into two pieces in his ears.

The stone peaks and pillars of different sizes in the stone forest form staggered dots, arranged on the desert ground, giving people the visual illusion of looking down on the mountains.

The wind whistled beside her ears, and she unconsciously hugged her master's slender waist tightly.

After all, she had never flown so fast across the starry sky before. She could pick the stars with her hands, and if she flew higher she could embrace the moon in her arms.

Master Xuzhi stood with his legs apart, and stopped steadily in the air at the end of the street where the lights were dim. He looked down at Hua Ye, who was looking around but holding his waist tightly with both hands, and asked.

"But this?"

At this moment, the blurry scenery that flashed by around became clear and had outlines.

"This is too fast! We've already reached Risu City!" she muttered in amazement.

"Master, this is it. Let's find a deserted place to land, shall we?"

The nights here are bustling with lights and crowds of people, with houses close together and streets stretching for miles.

The two of them landed in a dim alley. Their shadows were dimly reflected on the ground and stretched out very long, but only Hua Ye's dark shadow could be seen.

She moved her legs and found that the soles of her feet were firmly on solid ground, so she immediately let go of her master's slender waist.

"The apprentice has offended!"

She lowered her head slightly and admitted her mistake sincerely.

I know his nature too well, so I'd better be cautious!

"No problem, let's go!"

When the coat and hat were taken off his head, Xu Yi's silver-white hair slowly turned into the ink color of ordinary people.

As the two gradually walked into the brightly lit area, the hazy shadow became increasingly visible, becoming shorter and smaller.

Walking among the crowd, they all suppressed the hostility emanating from their insides, and looked like just stunningly good-looking young men from noble families.

"Master, there's a clothing store here. The name is quite elegant, [Caiyun Pavilion]. It seems they have a wide range of colors for ready-made clothes!"

As Hua Ye spoke, she trotted in excitedly with her hands behind her back, her almond-shaped eyes glancing back and forth at the clothes in the shop.

There should be dozens of Confucian skirts of various styles and colors. The bright and distinctive Confucian skirts are supported by wooden racks and displayed in prominent positions in the store.

Hua Ye immediately fell in love with the orange-yellow strapless Confucian dress in the corner. The stripes were clear, and the floral, bird, and fish patterns were embroidered with gold threads on the hem, rotating upwards and gradually becoming sparse.

As Xu Zhi stepped into the door, the shopkeeper, who was dressed up gorgeously, rushed over to him.

"Sir, I'm afraid your figure needs to be custom-made. Please take a look at the styles first, and then I'll help you measure your figure. It will be delivered to your home in a few days."

Xu Zhi ignored him and just kept silent with a stern face, staring expressionlessly at Hua Ye who was carefully choosing clothes.

The female shopkeeper's smile froze for a second, and she felt so embarrassed that her toes were about to touch the ground. Fortunately, the shop was open to welcome customers, and she had seen all kinds of customers, so she immediately put on a smiling face.

"Then please go ahead, sir. Just choose a style and call the waiter!" After saying that, she bowed and retreated back to the counter angrily, glancing at Xuzhi with her beautiful eyes from time to time.