The group pets the little fisherman, she has a lot of happy events

Chapter 178 After a day and night, in Liu County, Kyoto
Young master Wang invited the Yangko team to tour the capital city during the Chinese New Year, and each person was paid [-] Wen per day.

As soon as this news came out, Longquan Village was boiling again.

The old village head held an emergency village meeting under the big banyan tree at the east end of the village, and made a decision on the spot to reject the performance in Daliushu Village. Each family will be allocated two places, with young and middle-aged people given priority.

The enthusiasm of the villagers was high, and the registration was particularly enthusiastic.

In less than half an hour, the list of performances in the capital was finalized, and the people who were able to make the trip were extremely excited and laughed endlessly.

Ye Jian's family was even more rejoicing. Doubao and Douding chased the big rooster all over the yard, and two little wolf dogs were among them. It was so lively.

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Early the next morning, twelve carriages lined up from east to west and stopped in the village.

The old village chief personally led the team. The villagers put on brand-new clothes, carried stilts and gongs, drums and musical instruments for playing dragon and lion dance, and sat in the carriage one by one.

Ye Xiuyan waved her cute maid's hairpin, and got into her eldest brother's luxurious car.

Four tall horse-drawn carriages, the carriage is spacious and luxurious, not to mention how majestic it is.

"Master, here I am."

As soon as she sat down in Xiaota, a white light came quickly and rushed into her arms.

"Chirp."

A crisp bird song followed, and a small kingfisher flew into the window and landed on her shoulder.

"Hmph, stinky bird, don't try to rob me of your master."

The white fox arched its body, stretched comfortably, and occupied the embrace of its master.

"Chirp."

The little kingfisher rubbed Ye Xiuyan's cheek affectionately, disdain to compete with the fox for favor.

"Departure."

Ye Junlan smiled and looked at Yuxue's cute little sister, and the particularly clever fox and bird, the pampering in her eyes was obvious.

"Snapped."

Hearing the order, the coachman flicked his whip lightly, and the four tall horses immediately regained their spirits, neighed, and ran forward like a joy.

The horse rattled forward, walking fast and steadily, and soon left the rugged mountain road and entered the spacious and stable official road.

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The convoy headed for Kyoto City, passing through Lingyan County.

Ye Xiuyan stayed at Xuelin Shusi for a short time, and handed over the drawing to the shopkeeper of the bookstore, and put the 1000 taels of basic salary into her pocket with a smile.

Ye Jian took the opportunity to leave the live fish that the shopkeeper asked for, and when he was about to leave, Xun Lin brazenly followed in the name of discussing the drawing with his junior sister, and got into Ye Junlan's luxurious car.

"Why are you going to the capital?"

Ye Xiuyan didn't want to see him very much, she didn't want to have a rare leisurely good time and be pestered by someone to paint.

Xun Lin boasted brazenly: "The capital is so lively during the Chinese New Year, maybe I can be inspired to create a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation."

Just him?

Masterpiece?

The white fox rolled his eyes and complained secretly.

If he didn't draw a picture of Luoshen flying snow under the credit of his master, how would he be famous today.

"You can follow along."

Ye Xiuyan bared her little tiger teeth, and warned unhappily: "It is agreed in advance that during the Chinese New Year holiday, you are not allowed to disturb this girl's wanton fun."

"to make."

Xun Lin licked his face and smiled: "When I go to the capital city, my junior sister has the final say."

"Departure."

Ye Junlan smiled, waved his hand with a smile, and the convoy set off again, rushing all the way to the capital city without stopping.

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After a day and night, Liu County, Kyoto.

The majestic and tall city walls were in sight, and the excited heartbeats of the villagers who had never been to the city of Kyoto accelerated.

When passing through the city tower, seeing the heavily armed defenders, I was in awe again, covering my trembling little liver, not daring to breathe.

(End of this chapter)