Five years old Lu Mingfei

Chapter 134: One Hundred and Thirty-One. Then I ask you
The light from the phone screen reflected on a face that was not handsome but still acceptable. He glanced at the still clear sky outside and put away the phone.

They could only say that they were lucky enough that the rain would not stop until at least the evening, which gave them enough time to try out many activities.

The crowded tram moved forward steadily. Although it was fully occupied, it was unusually quiet. Only the occasional clanging of the carriages that were trying to make some presence felt.

Lu Mingfei stood in front of Huili and protected her in the corner.

She was not much shorter than Lu Mingfei, tall and slender, but she shrank tiny in his arms.

“There are so many people,” Eri wrote.

Lu Mingfei nodded, took the pen from her hand, and wrote on the paper: "Fun places always have a lot of people going..."

He slowly stroked Eri's smooth and long hair, then asked, "Is it uncomfortable to ride the train?"

Eri squinted her eyes like a kitten, revealing a cute expression of enjoyment. After a few seconds, she shook her head gently, placed the notebook against Lu Mingfei's arm, and wrote down her answer: "It's my first time riding a train. I've only seen it from a distance before."

Lu Mingfei smiled: "Is it your first time with me? It's such an honor..."

His face was serious, but what he wrote was not so serious: "People who take a taxi when going out with girls are destined to live a failed life. Look, if it was a spacious place, how could I find an excuse to lean against Eri like this?"

Eri was a little embarrassed. Compared to when they first met, her expression was much more lively and vivid, as if her closed heart was gradually opening up and those repressed emotions were slowly flowing out. The pure and innocent girl who had never experienced the world was being stained by Lu Mingfei's color little by little.

Although her fair face was full of shyness, her eyes sparkled like gems, full of anticipation for the future.

“I want to be with Sakura for all my first times in the future,” she wrote.

Lu Mingfei's heart suddenly shrank, and he opened his mouth unable to speak as if he had lost his strength. He took a deep breath, chewed up the long sigh that was about to come out, and swallowed it.

The beginning of the story is always full of tenderness, hope and longing, prayer and expectation. Every word she writes seems to be soaked in these words.

This girl, who had never seen the outside world, spent the best years of her life in that lonely and cold cage without a sun. Her wish was small, but it was an unspeakable luxury that could not be realized.

Lu Mingfei looked at Eri's slightly reddish fair face, and couldn't help but imagine what kind of light and shadow would pass through her beautiful eyes that were as clear and transparent as water at this moment.

If someone could fulfill her wish and make her fantasy scene full of joy and excitement come true...

"Then it must be me." Lu Mingfei muttered to himself, with a smile on his lips as he wrote a line of crooked words on Eri's little notebook.

"I am the God of the New World. I can only grant your wish if you can hold back your laughter within forty seconds."

"Oh, really?" Lu Mingfei was very pleased with her genuine surprise.

She pursed her lips like a little squirrel and puffed up her cheeks, trying to look serious, and wrote earnestly: "I won't laugh."

Lu Mingfei thought about it and decided to tell a joke.

He wrote word for word:
"The elk got lost in the forest."

"It called its good friend the giraffe and said, I'm lost!"

Eri couldn't help but be drawn to it.

Lu Mingfei continued:

"When the giraffe heard it, he immediately answered, "Yes, I know, I am a giraffe!"

The corners of Eri's mouth rose slightly, but she quickly suppressed it.

She opened her big eyes, raised her snow-white face, and couldn't wait to prove to Lu Mingfei: "I'm not laughing."

Lu Mingfei was in a dilemma for a moment, with a look of distress on his face. Finally, he spread his hands helplessly: "There is no other way. This won't work. Then I can only fulfill your wish..."

When the innocent girl saw what he wrote, a happy smile immediately bloomed on her cheeks.

Lu Mingfei immediately raised his eyebrows and smiled mischievously.

Eri finally reacted. Her mood visibly dropped, and she bit her lip to apologize: "I'm sorry, I was too willful."

Lu Mingfei smiled, grabbed her warm and soft little hand, and wrote down the answer for him with his slender white fingers: "Actually, what I want to say is that the forty seconds are up, you can laugh however you want now."

"Don't be depressed, I love seeing you smile."

Eiry was stunned for a moment, then a bright and sweet smile broke out on her little face and she nodded vigorously.

She continued after Lu Mingfei's words: "I also like to see Sakura smile, because it is very warm."

"As long as Sakura is smiling, there's nothing to worry about."

Lu Mingfei twitched his lips.

In fact, sometimes he didn't know why he had to laugh, but if he didn't laugh, he really couldn't find a more suitable expression on his face.

He can act crazy and stupid, put on airs, talk nonsense, be vulgar and swear, but he cannot be weak and frightened, he cannot panic and be afraid, and he cannot be at a loss.

The only expression that could make him appear calm at any time was smiling.

But can a smile that is just an act and not genuine really make people feel warm?
The real reason why he took the tram was not the so-called ambiguous excuse. He just wanted to give himself some unexpected expectations, rather than being arranged like two rare animals to be bred as described in the novel.

If everything he saw was a fictional fantasy, could it be true that everything was happening now? His fate was simply transferred from one person's hands to another.

When Lu Mingfei was reading The Three-Body Problem, he scoffed at the physicists who were shouting that they would die if physics no longer existed. Who would want to die for such empty talk? He thought the author was pretending to know everything.

But now he lives like a physicist under the surveillance of the Trisolarans, a wallfacer in the eyes of the wallbreakers, and his every word and action is just a funny introduction written in the script.

Apart from the one on the side of the road, Lu Mingfei couldn't find a more appropriate word to describe himself.

Lu Mingfei thought with some self-mockery that his status might not be as good as that of the Pug. At least there are dog lovers who really care about him.

He was silent for a while, his expression gradually became gloomy, and finally the girl showed some uneasiness.

Eri wrote to him and asked, "Is Sakura in a bad mood?"

Lu Mingfei forced a smile and replied as if jokingly: "I thought of something and felt like saying something dirty."

"What...are dirty words?" Eri blinked in confusion.

Lu Mingfei now had to be careful with his words and actions.

He carefully considered his words and wrote slowly: "If I had made an appointment with you that day but didn't show up, and you had waited at home for a long, long time, until spring turned into autumn, the moon rose and the sun set, until there was no more time and opportunity to see the outside world, and I still didn't come, what would you have thought at that time?"

What would you think when I didn't show up for the appointment? Lu Mingfei waited for the final result with a trembling heart as he faced the Wall Breaker.

"I'll miss Sakura." She wrote down the sentence as if it was a matter of course.

Then, she smiled broadly at the stunned Lu Mingfei.

Lu Mingfei was stunned for a moment, then he started laughing unconsciously, his body responding on its own.

His mind was in a mess and he didn't know how to describe the feeling.

It was as if he was alone, huddled in a dark corner, surrounded by darkness where he couldn't see his hand in front of him, and this girl came over with a lamp, pointed to the side next to him and asked if she could sit there.

Lu Mingfei suddenly realized that his brain was indeed redundant.

Those useless thoughts are as ridiculously stupid as the wise men after the State of Lu questioning the rationality of the plot of the book and the film.

Lu Mingfei may need a brain, but it is unlikely that Lu Mingfei needs a brain.

(When I was reading Dragon 3 before, I found a detail that I hadn't noticed. Lu Mingfei's first reaction after hearing Eri's voice was that her voice was actually very nice. I also wrote a similar reaction, but when I wrote it, I didn't remember it was in the original work at all. I just thought that Lu Mingfei should probably do this...)
(Kids, I forgot to tell you that Yi Jianlian also did it. This guy is incredibly strong)
(End of this chapter)