Comprehensive film and television: Passerby A, she is beautiful and cool

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The two of them finished eating the roasted fruits and sweet potatoes.

The novel tea drink she called milk tea was indeed very sweet.

It is light and sweet, with a light and mellow milk flavor and a long aftertaste. It is not as smelly as ordinary cow's milk, and is as refreshing as melted snow.

It's a taste that makes both your throat and stomach feel comfortable and intoxicated.

After a meal, there is always a fatal issue that has been discussed for a long time, and that is how to clean up.

I saw two of them lying lazily on the recliners, with a charcoal basin placed between them, providing them with warmth. They were both holding a book, reading it seriously, looking very comfortable.

Li Lianhua glanced at Qin Changsheng in surprise, as he was rarely reading seriously. After all, there was a copy of the Analects of Confucius placed under the corner of the square table that was missing a corner.

If a Confucian scholar saw her doing this, he would definitely scold her angrily and blaspheme the ancient sages.

Seeing her so serious, Li Lianhua became curious and asked, "What are you looking at?"

"Miscellaneous talks in the martial arts world." Qin Changsheng closed the book, revealing the cover that flashed before his eyes.

"Jianghu Talk?" Li Lianhua asked with great interest, "What's in it?"

Qin Changsheng continued to read with his head tilted back, his tone indifferent: "The four major martial arts sects were disbanded, Li Xiangyi and Di Feisheng's whereabouts are unknown after the battle in the East China Sea, etc."

Suddenly hearing that familiar yet unfamiliar name, the secret that he had almost hidden deep in his heart flashed across his eyes. Li Lianhua was stunned for a moment before he whispered, "Well, then? What else did you say?"

Qin Changsheng didn't seem to hear. His voice was low, and a smile rose on his lips. "That's all there is to it, but the East China Sea War scene was particularly interesting. It was like being there, and it perfectly captured the joy of revenge and vengeance in the martial arts world."

Li Lianhua: “?”

Immersive? How immersive? Did Di Feisheng share his experience?

"I'll read you a passage and you'll understand." Qin Changsheng sat up, his eyes slightly curved, and he read on the spot, in high spirits: "This man is over eight feet tall, with broad shoulders and a strong back, muscles like rock, and stands as solid as an iron tower. His eyes are as sharp as an eagle, and he is domineering and arrogant. His torso is sturdy and his physique is majestic, like a god descending from heaven, and he is strong enough to lift a tripod.

The sword in his hand moves like a dragon, awe-inspiring. His steps are light and ghostly, unfathomable…”

Li Lianhua held his forehead and sighed. Fortunately, he was Li Lianhua. What did Li Xiangyi have to do with him?

Qin Changsheng suddenly looked up, not disguising the pure admiration in his eyes. "So this Li Xiangyi is such a burly and powerful man. No wonder everyone in the martial arts world says that Li Xiangyi's swordsmanship is superb and he's the best. If that's the case, then being the best shouldn't be an exaggeration."

Li Lianhua was puzzled and asked, "Why is this image, the best in the world, not just an exaggeration?"

"Ah~, this is a pendant I bought for a copper coin in town. An old lady gave it to me. She said her son is a very good butcher. He eats a lot every day to have the strength to slaughter cattle and sheep. He is the same person as Li Xiangyi in this book."

Li Lianhua murmured, "The same person? What kind of person?"

"What an amazing person!" Qin Changsheng praised naturally, his eyes gleaming. He then changed the subject and said, "But one doesn't necessarily have to be tall and strong to be a great person. I think Lotus is great. She has a pair of deft hands that can handle both the living room and the kitchen, and is a good companion for both inside and outside the home..."