The Phoenix Girl of Jiangmen: The Mad Concubine Fights the World

Ai Muli knocked Baili Shangxie unconscious, but Baili Shangxie didn't notice it at all.

When he woke up, he felt a little sore in his neck, and he attributed it to not sleeping well last night.

When having breakfast, seeing Ai Muli hooked her lips with a smile to him, she also thought that her offensive last night was effective, and Ai Muli had already forgiven him.

But in fact, Ai Muli was just laughing after doing something bad.

Poor Baili Shangxie met Ai Muli, I really don't know if it was his luck or bad luck. [

The breakfast was almost used up, and Ai Muli didn't see Grandpa Mu Anping either.

She thought it was Mu Anping who hadn't woken up yet, so she asked Mu Qing to wake her grandfather up.

Mu Qing told her that grandpa had already woken up, and he ate his breakfast alone and went fishing by the river.Ten years have been like a day, and I must go every morning.

According to what Mu Qing said, Ai Muli came to the riverside through a small path supported by flowers and trees.

Originally, Ai Muli wanted to talk to her grandfather Mu Anping alone, and now is a good opportunity.

On the bank of the river, Ai Muli saw Mu Anping wearing a big bamboo hat, sitting on a rock, concentrating on the lake.

As soon as she approached, Mu Anping immediately turned his head, and when he saw it was her, a loving light flashed in his eyes.

"Outside..." Ai Muli smiled at him, and when she was about to call out to him, Mu Anping raised her finger and made a motion of silence.

Ai Muli nodded with a smile, walked gently to Mu Anping's side, then sat down slowly, watching him fish in silence.

And Mu Anping also remained silent, concentrating on catching his fish.

Seen from Ai Muli's direction, Mu Anping, dressed in a white robe and wearing a bamboo hat, has a bit of a fairy air, an outsider's taste.

Realizing that Ai Muli had been staring at him, Mu Anping stroked his beard and smiled, "Li'er, why have you been staring at Grandpa?"

Turning her eyes slyly, Ai Muli put her chin in her hand and said with a smile: "Because Li'er is leaving tomorrow, and grandpa refuses to go back to Liangji City, so you have to watch more and keep grandpa in mind."

Mu Anping smiled, knowing the meaning of Ai Muli's words very well.

"Li'er really misses Grandpa, who is the Patriarch of Xuefei Mountain!" Mu Anping asked seriously.

"Li'er wants to know about Grandpa, why doesn't he want to do it?"

"Grandpa doesn't want to deal with too many mundane things, he just hopes that the family's peace and tranquility is enough!"

Ai Muli pursed her lips, and said equally seriously: "Then if I say, my life is destined to be extraordinary!"

Mu Anping was stunned for a moment, stretched out his hand to stroke his beard, and said, "Grandpa saw that it wasn't just you, but also the young master named Baili. If grandpa didn't guess it, he should be a member of the Donghuang royal family." [

Ai Muli nodded, "Yes, he is the Phoenix Prince of Donghuang!"

After a pause, Ai Muli continued after thinking about it: "At the same time, he is also a descendant of the Feng clan!"

"What did you say?" Mu Anping was surprised.

Just at this moment, the fishing rod moved, and Mu Anping came back to his senses, and quickly lifted the rod, only to see a carp the size of a palm struggling.

Mu Anping quickly swung the pole and threw the carp to the ground.

The carp struggled desperately on the ground, full of strength, Mu Anping reached out to grab the carp, and smiled at Ai Muli, "Li'er, grandpa will cook braised fish for you at noon today!"

"Okay!" Ai Muli lifted the fish basket beside her and handed it to Mu Anping thoughtfully.

After Mu Anping put the fish in the fish basket, he put away the fishing rod and went back with Ai Muli!

The interrupted topic did not continue.

When she went back, Ai Muli didn't mention it again.

But before entering Mu's house, Mu Anping suddenly stopped, looked at Ai Muli, and said seriously and solemnly: "If my granddaughter is destined to be extraordinary, then how can I, a grandfather, stay out of it!"