Daughter not a concubine: black-bellied arrogant killer concubine

Yun Sheng entered the door and kept talking with Su Yi.

And Shu He had been standing not far from Yun Sheng, staring blankly at the beautiful girls in the hall with big eyes, and was a little stunned.

As soon as Yun Sheng turned around, he looked at Shu He's appearance, his eyes were so fixed that the corners of his mouth were almost drooling.

Yun Sheng turned to smile and said, "You are staring straight, what are you looking at?"

Shu He seemed to be fascinated, he didn't hear Yun Sheng's words at all, and he was still staring at the front in a daze.

Yun Sheng smiled helplessly again, stepped forward and waved his hand in front of Shu He: "I'm back to my senses!!!"

"Ah!!" Shu He came back to his senses after being called out by Yun Sheng.

"Bai Xin, is this the place where the gods live?"

Shu He sighed, and Su Yi beside him couldn't help but chuckle: "Miss, who is this?"

The appearance of the barbarian is tall and strong, with profound features, and some long brown hair is always braided or loose.

It was not until he came to Chang'an that Yun Sheng asked Shu He to tie up his long hair like a Han Chinese.

But even though the attire is the same as that of the Han people, with Shu He's tall and strong figure, brown eyes, and profound facial features, people can still see the difference from the Central Plains people at a glance.

Yun Sheng introduced to Su Yi: "This is Shu He."

Su Yi looked at the appearance of a foreigner like Shu He, but didn't ask any more questions, just smiled and said: "It must be the first time Mr. Shu has come to the song and dance studio."

But Shu He waved his hands again and again and said: "I have been to the song and dance workshop, and we also have it in the grassland. But it is not as beautiful as this place. This place looks like the place where the gods live in the portrait."

Shu He pointed to Lan Yan in front again and said, "Fei Tian."

Flying Apsaras, also known as Jiandharva, Jiandharva, and Kinnaruo in Buddhism, is the god of music for the emperor of heaven in Buddhism, also known as the god of incense, the god of music, and the god of fragrant music.

He is a trickster of the heavens, chasing the heavens and making fun for the heavens.There is no distinction between men and women in Feitian, and there is no distinction between functions. They eat incense and are not close to wine and meat. Whenever there is a Buddha, there must be Feitian.

Whenever a Buddhist meeting is held in the sky, they dance in the air, throw flowers, perform songs and dances, and use singing, dancing, music, flowers and food to support the Buddhas.

But when Shu He pointed to Lan Yan and said that Lan Yan was Feitian, Lan Yan happened to turn around and heard the word Shu He.

Lan Yan saw Yun Sheng in a blink of an eye, Dang even smiled and walked over quickly: "Master, you are here."

Lan Yan habitually put one hand on Yun Sheng's arm and said with a smile, "My lord, look at this arrangement, are you satisfied?"

Yun Sheng smiled and nodded: "You have always done things properly."

After receiving Yun Shengde's praise, Lan Yan raised her head and gave Su Yi a glance, like a child who got candy and then showed it off to another child.

Su Yi also just smiled without saying a word, with a tolerant look like an elder sister.

But Lan Yan naturally didn't know the inside story.

Lan Yan turned to look at Shu He at the side, looked him up and down and asked, "Aren't you Han?"

Seeing his "Flying Apsaras" approaching, Shu He immediately looked even more dull.

Hearing Lan Yan's words, he just nodded blankly and said, "No."

"What did you say I was? Feitian?" Lan Yan asked Shu He, looking at him.

Shu He continued to nod in a daze: "Yes."

Lan Yan stared at Shu He and chuckled softly: "Looking at your dull wooden appearance is so boring."

Having said that, Lan Yan still looked at Shu He with a smile.