The host of Kuaichuan is domineering

Chapter 206 I will return, a mighty army (16)

"Bring it to me later, don't talk nonsense, go and get it for me. I have been raising those bees for so many years, and I am not happy to eat honey from it. This time it will sting you again, and tell the kitchen to cook it for me directly." .”

Fu Bo wanted to cry but had no tears.

Is Nanima a bee? !

That was a wasp dug out from the exotic poisonous forest!A sting can be fatal, but Lord Hou has eaten the honey brewed by wasps, and he wants a bowl of tea every day.

"I'm quitting... I'm definitely going to retire next month... I'm quitting!"

Fu Bo gritted his teeth, cursed and cursed, and in the end, with the determination of a strong man to cut off his wrists, he took two servants, put on beekeeping suits, and entered the hive.

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Jiang Tang was walking on the way home, humming a ditty, seemingly in a good mood.

"You still have a smile on your face?"

Ban Ban suddenly spoke coldly, and Jiang Tang snorted.

"What? Who stipulated that laughing is not allowed?"

"Do you know that the dependency value has dropped?"

"What do you mean?"

"Silly criticize you to look up yourself!"

Jiang Tang was bewildered and looked up to see a huge electronic display screen. On the screen, a string of complex data was jumping rapidly.

The last column is the dependency value and task progress.

Dependency value: -5
Mission Progress: 0
Oh yo, the fuck is a selling batch.

As soon as he returned to the mansion, Chang Shan came up to meet him.

"Master, Second Master is in your yard."

"Ah."

Jiang Gan is a very good-looking man, elegant and restrained, with a tall and straight figure like a green bamboo, with sword eyebrows and star eyes, and there is always a slight smile on the corner of his mouth.

The men in the Jiang family were all handsome. Jiang Tang remembered that the original owner's father, Jiang Zhou, was also a tall, handsome and mighty man. Jiang Qian was a little gentler, and looked like a resourceful strategist.

"Second uncle."

Jiang Tang stepped forward, clasped his fists in salute, and was supported by Jiang Gan with one hand.

The other sleeve of the man was empty, Jiang Tang looked at Jiang Gan without squinting, and said with a smile.

"When I returned home last night, I didn't—disturb—second uncle's rest."

Jiang Gan smiled, and the gloom of many years was swept away.

"I've worked hard for you all these years."

"It's not hard, Jiang's family, it should be done."

"I'm always paying attention to what's going on at the front line at home. I didn't expect that little Jiang Tang, who still has two horns pierced in my memory, has grown so big..."

Jiang Gan raised his hand and gently rubbed the top of Jiang Tang's hair, his eyes were soft, but his heart felt sore.

"Although it is said that the Jiang family, regardless of gender, is good as long as they make contributions... But if it wasn't for the second uncle... there is no need to wrong you like this. You are also 19 years old this year..."

Jiang Tang raised his eyes and looked at Jiang Gan with firm eyes.

"Second Uncle, do you—want to—go back to the barracks?"

Jiang Gan's light-colored pupils froze for a moment, and then he gave a self-deprecating chuckle.

"I look like this. I can't even lift a knife. What are you going to do in the army? Little Jiang Tang has also learned how to entertain Second Uncle?"

Jiang Tang shook his head, his eyes were serious.

"Second Uncle, if you are brave and resourceful—you can go—to join our army as a counselor."

Jiang Gan quickly shook his head with a soft voice.

"I've been away for too long, it's not fit to go back."

Immediately, as if convincing himself, he repeated.

"Can not go back."

Jiang Tang didn't speak again, Jiang Gan's heart wound was too serious, and no one helped him to enlighten him for a long time, Jiang Tang gave him time to think carefully.

"Second Uncle—don't assert—I, this time, I will stay—for three months, Second Uncle, think about it again."

"Okay, since His Majesty asked you to come back this time, let you have a good rest. I didn't have time to host a banquet for you yesterday, so I will make up for it tonight."

(End of this chapter)