After rebirth, I became the black moonlight of the tyrant

Chapter 1166 Entering My Acacia Door
"..." Li Cang let out a foul breath, didn't speak, just walked forward silently.

If he was using a wooden stick as a crutch, he could still walk fast, but she took it away, saying it was to lighten his burden.

Li Cang let out a breath of foul air, feeling a little helpless.

The sky was thundering and lightning, and the cold wind was blowing with the downpour of rain.

Yin Jiuqing stood not far away, looking indifferently at the monk who was walking slowly.

The rainwater slid down his sharpened chin, and finally disappeared into the depths of his clothes. His handsome face was a little pale at the moment.

The rain washed over his eyelashes, and it fell quietly in the blink of an eye, like a dream that cannot be disturbed at will.

This scene is only in the sky, not in the world.

In a blink of an eye, he came to her.

He glanced at the wooden stick in her hand, "Let's take it myself, the monk."

Seeing his preoccupied appearance, Yin Jiuqing's eyes darkened slightly.

With a face full of tigers, she threw the wooden stick far away, and with a sound, the wooden stick fell into the depths of the jungle and disappeared without a trace.

"..." Li Cang gave her a complicated look.

Over the years, he has traveled many roads, met many people, and passed through all sentient beings, but he has never seen a woman as bad as her.

He didn't speak any more, just walked forward staggeringly, the rainwater soaked his clothes, and there was still a little bit of fresh soil.

Yin Jiuqing walked side by side with him, his expression still not very good.

In Li Cang's impression, since meeting her, she has never smiled.

Even if she smiled, that smile was yin and yang, mixed with many conspiracies and tricks.

At this moment, her bright red lips were slightly pursed, and there was no warmth in the depths of those bewitching eyes, but there was obvious impatience.

He knew that she didn't like him and even wanted his life.

However, even if it took his life, he still wanted to lead her to the right path, and stop trampling on the lives of sentient beings at will.

The two of them were relatively silent all the way, and walked quietly towards the imperial city of Kyoto, leaving only shallow footprints on the ground.

It's almost time to enter the imperial city, but the rain still has no tendency to stop.

Yin Jiuqing's footsteps stopped suddenly, and she looked up at the bustling capital. At this moment, there were only a few lights, and she seemed a little cold and lonely.

In fact, no matter how many lights there are in this capital, she still cannot be the loneliest person.

At this moment, a sudden tactile sensation came from his body.

She lowered her eyes and saw a cassock on her body at some point.

This monk used to wear plain robes, and only on grand occasions.

The corners of her lips curled into an arc, that smile was as coquettish as a flower, but it was difficult to see the meaning in it.

She raised her hand, tore off the dress, and threw it towards Li Cang.

The cassock fell on top of his head, but he took it off indifferently and handed it to her again.

His eyes still refused to fall on her, looking at Bie Chu as if out of focus, "Isn't your identity not exposed?"

Hearing these inexplicable words, Yin Jiuqing frowned in confusion.

Her identity cannot be revealed, but it has something to do with his cassock.

As if thinking of something, she looked down.

His eyes fell on her protruding breasts, and a rare blush appeared on her face.

Her clothes are made of high-quality satin, and this satin will become very thin when exposed to water, and it is tightly attached to her body, clearly outlining the outline of her whole body.

She coughed lightly, silently took the cassock from him and wrapped herself up, then walked forward without saying a word.

Looking at the cassock she wore on her body, for some reason, a strange feeling suddenly grew in her heart that she had never felt before.

But he doesn't know what it feels like?
(End of this chapter)