Great mother, who is my father?

Chapter 245 She Didn't Mean That Way (Fifth Watch)

Chapter 245 She Didn't Mean That Way (Fifth Watch)

Within a day, bookstores all over the capital were selling the three introductory volumes of Baitian Bookstore: "Thousand-Character Classic", "Three-Character Classic", and "Hundred Surnames".

The pricing is also twenty yuan.

This is undoubtedly good news for the people in Shangjing.

Getting Started with Learning Literacy Made Simple!As long as it costs sixty renminbi, everyone can only get Chinese characters, and they won't be cheated of money or be tricked into signing harmful contracts because they can't understand Chinese characters.

For a while, everyone was very grateful to the Baitian Bookstore, which published introductory books on literacy, while other bookstores could also drink soup. slightly smaller.

Ye Bowen could feel that after this matter was dealt with, the bad luck on his body was disappearing, and that little bit of influence would not affect him at all under the guards with dragon spirit.

On the contrary, Baili, because of the widespread use of movable type printing, has gained more merit points!

In addition, another merit point flew in.

Merit system: Host, host, the small system prompts that your sudden increase of thirty points of merit is due to the apprentice Li Conli you recognized before. When the earthquake happened, the house he built did not collapse, and he protected tens of thousands of people!
Baili was thoughtful.

"What are you doing again?!"

Baiding stared at Ye Bowen impatiently.

"I think there is something that your elder sister would like to know very much," Ye Bowen said.

Baiding pulled his face: "You can send someone to pass the message, there is no need to come in person."

Immediately Bai Ding said to himself: "Sima Zhao's heart is known to everyone, hum!"

Ye Bowen's eyes flickered slightly, and he said, "I think my lecture will be slightly different from hers, more detailed."

Baiding blocked Ye Bowen's way forward, not wanting to let Ye Bowen into Baili's exclusive study.

"Third brother, let him come in," Baili thought for a while, what else is going on recently?

It's almost the Chinese New Year in a blink of an eye, so it should be... nothing wrong?
Bai Ding followed into the study, and said with a calm face: "Eldest sister, he came yesterday, the day before yesterday, the day before yesterday, the day before yesterday, the day before yesterday, and the day before yesterday, big...he came every day this month, what is this?" ?”

Baili glanced at Baiding.

There is no need to be so clear.

"He came to do something important," Bai Li said.

"But..." Bai Ding opened and closed his mouth, wanting to say something more, but then selectively closed his mouth, apparently unwilling to let Bai Li know what to say next.

Baili didn't care, and motioned Ye Bowen to sit down and talk.

"This time, I'm here to tell you about Liu Shoufu's family. I remember...the Zhong Xinzheng you knew before was Liu Shoufu's exiled son, right?" Ye Bowen reminded.

Baili nodded, what's the matter?

The merit system screamed: Host, he knew about it yesterday, but he had an excuse to find you yesterday, so he deliberately didn't say it, and dragged it until today.

Baili: "..."

Does she really feel that there is no need to clarify some things, is it better to be confused?
It's been a long time, and I know she doesn't have that kind of intention, thinking that Ye Bowen will retreat automatically, why bother to point it out, and hurt his affection?

"More than three years ago, when Zhong Xinzheng was found and taken back to Liu's residence, something happened," Ye Bowen put off first, observing Baili's concern.

Baili's expression was calm. She has heard and read many types of novels, but what kind of novels have she not seen?
She raised her eyebrows and signaled Ye Bowen to continue, as for urging, there was no such thing.

In order to prevent Ye Bowen's merit points from being deducted into negative numbers and sent to hell, she still has to make some arrangements.

If Ye Bowen didn't continue talking, she would continue with the matter at hand, without any intention of urging her.

(End of this chapter)