Mistakenly provoked a black-bellied junior brother

Chapter 465 Luo Ran Pavilion

"Grandpa, it is often said that when times come and go, whether it is good or bad, you have to change into new clothes to celebrate the New Year. I am coming back for a good time. Could it be that Grandpa is reluctant to give me a new plaque to celebrate?"

Hearing Hua Weiluo's words, Old Prince Hua was taken aback for a moment, then reached out and touched Hua Weiluo's head, and said with emotion: "This child is really good, he has a sharp tongue and quick thinking, okay, what does Huahua want to change? The name plaque, Grandpa will ask someone to serve you with pen and ink, and I will write a new one for you!!"

"Hmm...it's called Luoran Pavilion, okay??" Hua Weiluo held Old Prince Hua's arm with a pair of white and slender hands, and blinked at him with those big black and white eyes.

"Luoran Pavilion??" The old prince Hua repeated these words carefully, then looked down at Hua Weiluo, and asked in a low voice, "But what's the special meaning?"

"Hehe...Luo, of course it's Luo'er me. Well, the meaning is right, yes, for example, otherwise, don't take it seriously; the second is this, such, for example, of course, then, the combined meaning is It is right to say that Luo'er is like this!!" Hua Weiluo thought for a while, and cleverly explained the literal meaning of the two words to Lord Hua.

"Hmm... that's interesting." The old prince Hua thought for a while, nodded his head and said, "Huahua is right!! This kind of Huahua is the right one!! Otherwise, it should be called Huaran Pavilion?? How about it??"

"Grandpa..." Hua Weiluo looked at him with black lines all over his head, you are already very old, why are you still so attached to Hua...

"Haha, grandpa was joking with you. My Huahua said it was called Luoran Pavilion, so it is called Luoran Pavilion!" The old prince Hua stroked his beard and burst into a hearty laugh. A new blank plaque was brought in, and with a swipe of the pen, the three big characters Luoran Pavilion jumped up.

"How!?" After the old prince Hua swiped it, he put the brush in his hand heavily on the case, held up the newly written plaque with both hands, and said proudly to Hua Weiluo: "It's not that grandpa is boasting, Huahua, your grandfather's calligraphy is even inferior to that of the sour old men in the Hanlin Academy!!"

"Grandpa's writing is naturally excellent!!" Hua Weiluo gave the old prince Hua a thumbs up, and praised without hesitation: "If Luo'er's calligraphy can have the same attainments as grandpa, it will be enough !!"

"Hahaha!!" The old prince Hua's laughter soared into the sky, shaking the birds on the trees outside the house flapping their wings, and flew away quickly with a whimper.

"Come on, Chrysanthemum, Cuihua, why don't you hurry up and take this plaque outside and hang it up!!" Mrs. Hua saw her old man smiling happily, and couldn't help but look cheerfully at the two people standing at the door. The little maid ordered.

"Yes." After the two little maids answered crisply and crisply, they stepped forward and dragged the plaque with both hands, slowly exited the door, and hung it up.

The old prince Hua turned his head to look at Hua Weiluo again, he became more and more happy the more he looked at it, and he could hardly close his mouth.

"Okay, old man, stop staring at Luo'er and giggling. I don't think it's too early now, so hurry up and take Luo'er to lunch." Mrs. Hua couldn't help covering her mouth and giggling, stretched out her hand and gently pushed Luo'er away. Pushing his old man, he urged.

"Come on, Huahua, grandpa will take you to lunch."

(End of this chapter)