We said we would experience life, fairy, how did you become real?.

Chapter 91 The more beautiful a woman is, the more likely she is to deceive.

unconsciously.

In the Book of Centuries.

A month passed.

Bai Ruxue has completely settled down in Huanyu Village.

Bai Ruxue did Xiao Mo's laundry and cooked for him, dried fish, and took him out to sea to fish.

Every time they went out to sea to fish, the two of them would return with a full catch.

And every time Xiao Mo praised Bai Ruxue—"Sister Bai, you are so amazing"—

The woman would always have a smile on her face, and sometimes she would even put her hands on her slender waist, raise her chin proudly, and say happily, "Your sister Bai is the most amazing~"

Bai Ruxue also often gave some fish to the villagers.

Huanyu Village has always been known for its simple and honest people. After Bai Ruxue delivered fish to them several times, the villagers completely trusted her.

Even some of the older women in Huanyu Village wanted to introduce Bai Ruxue to potential blind dates.

After all, this girl is really pretty.

However, Bai Ruxue politely declined all of them, saying that she already had someone she liked.

Sometimes Bai Ruxue would secretly leave Huanyu Village.

Although Ru Xue said she went out to catch fish alone, Xiao Mo actually knew what Ru Xue was going to do.

The most direct evidence is that every time Bai Ruxue returned, Xiao Mo could smell a faint medicinal fragrance on her.

Ru Xue seems to be secretly refining some kind of elixir.

Xiao Mo pretended not to know anything.

Another month has passed.

Xiao Mo wants to go out to study.

The neighboring fishing village is called Longhai Village, which, like Huan Fishing Village, originated from Qingshan City three thousand years ago.

The two fishing villages would pool their money to hire a teacher to give the children their first education.

Xiao Mo went to school because he wanted to help Bai Ruxue transform into a true dragon.

Admittedly, in this life, Ru Xue is already a demon emperor in the immortal realm. Even if I were to rise to the highest position in the court, I probably wouldn't be of much help to Ru Xue.

Not to mention that the Great Chu Dynasty today is in the twilight of a dynasty, completely terminally ill.

The fortunes and destiny of the Chu state were far inferior to those of the Qi state, which had existed for three thousand years.

But Xiao Mo really couldn't think of any other way to help Ru Xue transform into a true dragon.

After all, I am just an ordinary person in this life.

Fortunately, I still have the knowledge from my previous life, so even after three thousand years, I still have some foundation.

Find out what students are studying now and what the rules of the imperial examinations are in the Great Chu. You should still be able to enter the officialdom.

"Hey? Xiao Mo, are you going away to study?"

That evening, Bai Ruxue was quite surprised to hear that Xiao Mo was going to school in the next village.

“Hmm.” Xiao Mo nodded. “The village chief said that I’m old enough to go to a private school to learn to read and write. Regardless of whether I’ll be a scholar or become a high-ranking official, at least I’ll be able to read a few words when I leave the village, so I won’t be fooled.”

"I see." Bai Ruxue lowered her head, took a few small bites of rice, and seemed to be thinking about something.

Soon, Bai Ruxue raised her head: "Xiao Mo, how about I teach you to read and write?"

"Sister Bai, will you teach me?" Xiao Mo was taken aback.

Bai Ruxue's eyes curved into a smile: "Don't underestimate me, sister. I've read quite a few books. Besides, I can teach you to read, so you won't have to run to the next village every day. Isn't that better?"

"Alright then, I'll leave it to you, Sister Bai."

Xiao Mo's eyes held a hint of distrust.

In my past life, I taught Ru Xue to read and write.

This life has been turned upside down, and I always feel a little strange about it. "Then it's settled. Starting tomorrow, I'll go buy some books and begin teaching you to read and write."

Upon hearing Xiao Mo's agreement, a glint of light flashed in the woman's peach blossom eyes, and she looked as excited as a little girl.

I wonder what kind of expression the demons of the North Sea Dragon Palace would have if they saw their emperor with this childlike demeanor.

The next day, Bai Ruxue indeed went to town and bought two large boxes of books, all of which were for the imperial examinations.

Xiao Mo looked at the titles of these books.

Many of them are still Confucian classics that I read three thousand years ago, but there are also some books written in the last three thousand years.

Xiao Mo even saw his own "North and South Agricultural Book" and "Essential Techniques of Water Conservancy in Qi State".

"From today onwards, Sister Bai will be your husband." Bai Ruxue looked at Xiao Mo with great enthusiasm. "Quickly, call me Mr. Bai."

"Mr. Bai," Xiao Mo called out.

Hearing Xiao Mo call her "sir," Bai Ruxue felt as if an electric current had passed through her heart, a tingling, yet very comfortable sensation.

"Say it again so your sister can hear it." Bai Ruxue seemed to be getting a little addicted.

"Mr. Bai."

"Say it one more time."

"Mr. Bai."

Xiao Mo watched as Ru Xue became completely absorbed in calling him "Sir" again and again, and couldn't help but shake his head with a smile.

Ru Xue is hardly a demon emperor over three thousand years old.
How is she different from the woman she was three thousand years ago?

“However,” Xiao Mo looked at the corners of her mouth that were turning up, “this seems to be for the best.”

"Sister Bai, it's time for you to teach me to read." Xiao Mo tugged at her sleeve.

"You should call him 'Master'." The woman gently flicked Xiao Mo's brow. "You can call him 'Sister' normally, but when you're studying, you should call him 'Master', understand?"

"Okay, sir."

"Good girl." Bai Ruxue pulled up a chair and sat down next to Xiao Mo, her silvery-white hair exuding a faint fragrance. "Today, your teacher will teach you a few lines of poetry."

With her snow-white, slender fingers, she wrote the first line of poetry on the rice paper.

"Come, read it with me."

Bai Ruxue pointed to the delicate characters and read them aloud one by one.

"Holding your hand, we will grow old together."

Xiao Mo repeated, "Holding your hand, we will grow old together."

After reading it aloud, Xiao Mo looked up and pretended not to know, asking the woman, "Sister Bai, what does this mean?"

"What does this sentence mean?"

Bai Ruxue thought for a moment, then reached out and gently flicked Xiao Mo's forehead with her finger, smiling as she said, "I'll tell you when you grow up."

"Alright then." Xiao Mo didn't mind and continued to ask the next sentence with childlike innocence, "Then, sister, how do you read this sentence?"

“Recite this line of poetry with me, sister: ‘A fair maiden is the object of a gentleman’s affections.’”

"A fair maiden is the object of a gentleman's affections." Xiao Mo repeated, "Sister, what does this mean?"

"It means that gentlemen all like beautiful, graceful, gentle and virtuous women."

Xiao Mo was stunned for a moment. Was this how I explained this poem to Ru Xue back then?
“However, Xiao Mo,” Bai Ruxue frowned slightly, “you must remember this: the prettier a woman is, the more likely she is to lie. You must never believe what pretty girls say, understand?”

"What about Sister Bai?" Xiao Mo asked.

"Of course, I'm an exception."

Bai Ruxue gently pinched Xiao Mo's nose.

"No matter how much time passes, no matter when, my sister will never lie to Xiao Mo."

So, you can only listen to your older sister, okay?

(End of this chapter)