Traveling through the immature concubine: Charming the world

Chapter 172 No Pain Except Suffering

As soon as Shui Ruohan finished speaking mechanically, a maid came in with a medicine bowl the size of a teapot, and the strong and unpleasant smell immediately permeated the flower hall.

I immediately pinched my nose with one hand, waved away the smell of the medicine with the other hand, and shouted: "Shui Ruohan!! Miss Ben and you have no grudges in recent days or past, so you don't need to take pains to murder me!"

Shui Ruohan looked at my inelegant behavior in amazement, suddenly the corners of his mouth moved upwards, and he let out a "puchi" laugh, his smile was like a breeze, with an indisputable elegance, as if this smile It should have been etched on his face.

"What are you laughing at, go and drink such an unpleasant medicine!" I yelled at him dissatisfied.

Seeing me like this, his eyes became brighter and brighter: "Why don't you ask what this medicine is for?"

"I don't care, what a broken face, you just want to kill me!" I said hummingly, covering my nose.

He smiled more comfortably without hesitation: "Why would I kill you? This medicine is to make your blue hair turn black. It is a bit bitter. I have tried it and I can still swallow it."

"Why do you want to turn black!" I said puzzled, but seemed to catch the words in his words, and asked quickly, "Did you say you tried this medicine?"

"Hmm." He nodded.

"Then you are too strong! I adore you!" I applauded him exaggeratedly, but when I smelled it, I quickly covered my nose again.

"The blue hair is too conspicuous in the big mirror. It took me a long time to prepare this medicine. Besides, I have tried it, and there is no other pain except bitterness."

Seeing his sincere appearance, I couldn't bear it, but when I thought of the medicine, my whole face drooped, "The pain of the medicine is enough for me, woo..."

He smiled like a breeze again, glanced at me with faint eyes, raised the medicine cup and "Gulu" and took a sip into his mouth. I widened my eyes and looked at his fair face without any expression of pain. I swabbed suspiciously, "Is this medicine only a little bit bitter?"

(End of this chapter)