Husband, I'm from the 21st Century Sequel

Chapter 204 Luotian Continent (20)

"Damn, of course," the young girl said with averted eyes, raised her hand and scratched her head, rather lacking in confidence.

Dye Hua took a deep look at the young girl, and that look really meant a lot.

"I can finish it tomorrow." Leaving this sentence behind, Dye Hua immediately turned and walked towards the beach.

Seeing the leaving figure of Dye Hua, the young girl opened her mouth to speak, but finally swallowed the words that came to her mouth. In fact, she wanted to tell her that Grandpa Liu never borrowed these books.

Ranhua walked to the seaside, found a place with a good view, piled the books at his feet, and flipped through them one by one, several in a row, but found no useful clues, these books were just some medical books.

Ran Hua threw away the book in her hand, her eyebrows were tightly frowned, she has been delayed on this island for half a month, now, she must not delay any longer, no matter what, she has to leave here as soon as possible.

Looking at the endless sea in front of him, Ranhua's mood is hard to calm down. I don't know if Gu Mofeng and others have found the Luotian Continent?How can she find the way to Luotian Continent?
The evening wind lifts the dyed black hair hanging around the waist, and the strands are graceful in the twilight.On the sea level in the distance, the setting sun and returning home are the eternal evening scenes of this simple fishing village.

Dye Hua sits quietly under the coconut tree, her slender fingers turning over the books at her feet from time to time, her mind wandering.Her eyes suddenly fell on a certain place, but she saw a corner of a yellowed book among the books she had thrown aside just now, which was particularly conspicuous in a pile of well-preserved books. The books, perhaps not read for a long time, have a thick layer of dust on them.

Dye Hua stretched out his hand and patted it, then gently opened it, and then he opened it, and a few large golden characters on the first page came into his eyes, "Ling Xiao Bi Luo." Dye Hua read the above golden characters softly, his eyes full of doubts.

The fingers continued to turn the pages, and several consecutive pages were blank. At the end of the page, a sentence suddenly appeared on the blank page: "If there is no stagnation in the heart, I will keep my mind, and I will dance to the sky without regret." '

The next few pages were filled/filled by pictures of ladies. The small pages were densely packed with pictures. The women in the pictures had different postures, graceful figures, and red silk all over their bodies. Fluttering away as if riding the wind.

The first thing that Dyehua noticed was the posture of the woman. Each posture seemed scattered, but they echoed each other. Dyehua had an intuition. This is not a simple picture of a lady. If I guess correctly, it may be some kind of skill. .

In order to verify his conjecture, Ranhuafu turned the book to the first few pages again, and carefully considered the sentence, "If there is no stagnation in the heart, I will keep my mind, and I will dance to the blue sky with no regrets." '

What does this sentence mean?
While Dye Hua was meditating, the young girl's crisp voice suddenly came from the coconut grove behind her, and as her mind turned, the young girl had strode up to Dye Hua. Dye Hua gently closed the book in her hand, and then stretched out her hand Picking up all the books, looking at the sweating little girl in a blink of an eye, he said softly, "What's wrong?"

"Father has a lot of harvest today, and we are lucky today." After saying that, the young girl stretched out her hand to hold the dyeing painting and was about to go back, "Come on, let's go back."

Dye Hua chuckled and let the young girl lead her, and walked quickly to the village.

Walking to the outside of the courtyard, the young girl suddenly stopped, looked at the books in the embrace of the dyed painting, frowned and said: "These books must not be seen by Dad, otherwise, I will be out of luck."

(End of this chapter)