agricultural doctor

Chapter 915

Lu Yongming was helping in the shop with the work of moving tea and other tasks, and when he heard the students pestering him to ask about the authentic works of the mad Taoist priest, he thought Xiao Suhe was discussing calligraphy with someone.

After all, she can recite so many poems, and she has studied calligraphy presumably.

But at this moment, he got tea from the attic, and heard the students surrounding Su He asking if the plaque hanging outside was the authentic work of Taoist Crazy?
Su He smiled and said nothing!

The students were even more surprised immediately, and kept asking who made it?

He also said that they were imitating the calligraphy of the Taoist, and they were sure that it was authentic.

Lu Yongming felt very surprised. Is his master so famous?

So admired by Xiling students?
He always thought that he was a gluttonous, swindling old Taoist priest...

"Students, don't embarrass Miss Xiao Wu!"

Ye Ran came to the shop and asked them to go to the back house for dinner. Hearing the discussions of the students, he said with a smile: "The plaques and poems outside are indeed written by a crazy Taoist. After eating a meal, I couldn’t pay for it, so I left the three characters “Xiangmingxuan” and the two lines of the poem “The Spring Breeze Relieves Anxiety Poet’s Nose, It’s Not Ye Fei Hua Zi Shi Xiang.”

"If you come here for tea tasting, our shop is open for business, welcome."

Ye Ran smiled decently: "If you want to find that Taoist, he has traveled all over the world, and I'm afraid he would have left the Daze Lake area long ago!"

Yeran didn't expect that Xuancheng, a gluttonous old Taoist priest, was actually a crazy Taoist priest with excellent calligraphy.

When he mentioned the words, he only felt that his handwriting was very familiar.

Being questioned by the students, she remembered that when she was in the capital, she read a scroll of copybooks in Bailichao's study room, which had exactly the same style as the plaque.

Unexpectedly, Daoist Xuancheng was really hiding something!
Ye Ran knows that Taoists pay attention to randomness and fate, so people who practice Taoism often don't chase fame and fortune, and pay attention to being free and free.

It seems that it is time to re-examine this old Taoist priest!

Lu Yongming also has a deep karma, so he can worship such famous people as teachers.

Yeran said that the insane Taoist had left, and the students looked disappointed.

It has been said that the insane Taoist is greedy for words and tongues, he is very free and easy, and his whereabouts are erratic.

Hearing what she said, she wished that she was the one who gave him a meal in exchange for his authentic writing.

"You are the little lady who opened a shop together with Miss Xiao Wu, right?"

A student said curiously: "I heard that the little lady drove Ni Hong out of the shop like a dog. It's really a woman who doesn't give way to a man, so happy!"

It seems that this Ni Hong is very annoying?
Otherwise, these students wouldn't be so curious about this matter, and even say such gloating words like Kuaizai.

"Born as a human, from the mother's womb, a student with high moral character should respect women, shouldn't he?"

Ye Ran smiled gently: "In the future, all students or Muxiu, please patronize the business of the tea shop more often."

Ling Yunguo pays attention to the superiority of men and the inferiority of women. When a young lady speaks, she is born as a human being and comes from her mother's womb. She should respect women, otherwise she will be of low moral character.

This little lady is so sharp!
In comparison, Miss Xiao Wu was much gentler and gentler. The students dared not talk to Ye Ran, so they asked Xiao Suhe to help introduce scented tea, and paid the money to buy a box of tea and go back to taste it.

There are also people who feel that what Ye Ran said is very reasonable. Xiao Suhe introduced that peach blossom tea can make women look good and have a slim waist. They bought an extra box with money and wanted to take it back to the female relatives at home.

(End of this chapter)