Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1592 (One Thousand Five Hundred and Ninety-Two)

Wu Xunsheng asked them what they were talking about, and Chen Wenyuan wrote it down on a piece of paper and told Wu Xunsheng.

Wu Xunsheng still said that it was not Chen Wenyuan's fault, but that it was the price he paid to get the Xuehan Grass.

Because Qi Cunzheng knew that Zi Yetang had a close relationship with Wu Xunsheng and Chen Wenyuan, Qi Cunzheng wrote something for Wu Xunsheng to see, and talked to Chen Wenyuan, asking Wu Xunsheng and Chen Wenyuan to choose things from these things and take them away. He also said that if these things did not have what they wanted, he would get some other things for them to choose from.

Neither Wu Xunsheng nor Chen Wenyuan intended to ask for anything.

Wu Xunsheng pointed to the Bipan Stone, Ningying Pill and map that were placed on the table after he came back and said to Qi Cunzheng: "Boss Qi, if you hadn't asked me to bring these things up the mountain, I wouldn't have been able to go up, let alone get the Xuehan Grass." He pointed to the torn cloth bag that had contained these things when he went up and said: "Unfortunately, this bag was torn by something on my way up the mountain. I used this torn bag to absorb water and covered my face for protection. Later, I asked Chen Fangshi to check if there was any poison gas on the torn bag. Chen Fangshi said no, so I took it back."

Chen Wenyuan said to Qi Cunzheng: "If you hadn't given these things to their boss, and if their boss hadn't gone up to see me, I wouldn't have changed at all."

Then, Chen Wenyuan followed Qi Cunzheng to the kitchen, cooked the Zi Yetang himself, and gave it to Qi Cunzheng.

When the two entered the big room again, they saw Qi Cun stepping in with his left foot, and then his right foot, without repetition, without pause, and even without a hint of hesitation.

Qi Cunzheng said: "I didn't expect that Zi Yetang would be effective so quickly!"

After a long while, Qi Cunzheng didn't repeat any of the actions, and he no longer felt that anything terrible would happen.

Chen Wenyuan saw that his illness had healed, and out of curiosity he asked him how he got the disease. Qi Cunzheng told him roughly what happened.

From Qi Cunzheng's words, Chen Wenyuan learned that his father was a Lanjia, and that he had encountered sad things because of his father being a Lanjia. Chen Wenyuan told him that his mother was also a Lanjia, and that he had also experienced some sad things because of this. The two hit it off immediately, and the more they talked, the more they got along, and they felt that they had met too late.

Wu Xunsheng had lived in Qi Cunzheng's house, and those masters who came with him had stayed there for a few days. Before leaving the house, Wu Xunsheng wanted to pay Qi Cunzheng some money, but Qi Cunzheng refused to accept it no matter what.

Qi Cunzheng and Chen Wenyuan sent Wu Xunsheng and his group out. After watching them leave, the two returned to the house and continued chatting.

Qi Cunzheng told Chen Wenyuan about the death of Wan Chenzhou, and Chen Wenyuan also told Qi Cunzheng about the death of Shan Xiajing. Although the relationship between Wan Chenzhou and Qi Cunzheng was like that between Shan Xiajing and Chen Wenyuan, they both experienced the pain of the death of someone important to them. Qi Cunzheng and Chen Wenyuan soon felt that the other person understood them very well and was willing to talk to each other.

Qi Cunzheng told Chen Wenyuan that this house used to be an inn, and invited Chen Wenyuan to stay there, and the two continued to have a good chat.

Chen Wenyuan lived there.

The two wrinkled men felt that they got along better and better as they talked, and soon became good friends.

(End of this chapter)