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Chapter 22
Yun Yike said softly: "Second brother, I have seen it before, but I didn't expect that she would copy nearly a hundred kinds of writing styles of the word "Li" in such a short period of time. Look at this musical note style. The writing method, pistil style writing, moiré style writing...the writing style is very skillful, which is really surprising and shocking. Who is this woman?"

Hearing this, Wu Xian lowered his voice and introduced to Yun Yike in turn: "The woman who wrote the word 'li' is Xuanling Jing'er, the tenth daughter of Xuanlinghao, the patriarch of the Xuanhu Clan, and the first to answer the question is Xuanling, the fourth son. Si Xun, followed by the seventh son Xuanling Muzi, the sixth daughter Xuanling Lianyu, the eighth son Xuanling Ruoli, the ninth son Xuanling Huajing, the concubine Xuanling Dongnan, the concubine Xuanling Yanhu, and then Xuanling Youlian, Xuanlingjiao, and Xuanlingqiao are the children of other relatives in the Xuanling clan, a total of eleven."

After Yun Yike listened, he looked at Wuxian with admiration on his face, admiring his ability to memorize the names of the younger generation of other clans, and said: "Second brother, you are really amazing! You can even be one of so many young foxes!" Nice matchup."

Fang Fei was sitting at the side, listening to the conversation between Wu Xian and Yun Yike. Hearing this, she couldn't help interjecting: "Yike, do you know how much energy your second brother has spent on this? The appearances and names of the younger generation of the family were matched on the number. He specially ordered the little fox slave to collect their portraits and compare them every day. That's why I can know their names as soon as I see their faces today. Therefore, many times , when we are envious of other foxes' abilities, we might as well think about how much work other foxes have put in when we can't see them, and how much effort are you willing to put in yourself?"

After Yun Yeke finished listening, Chao Fangfei nodded slightly and said: "Sister, you can also be taught!"

Mo Shu was originally only here to "invite" Ge Xue, Xi Zhen and Yun Ye Ke at the order of the Demon King Xie Yin, and was not very interested in watching the Fox Clan's drinking party, and because he hated these literary scenes the most, he didn't seem very bored .

The demon attendant standing beside Mo Sha saw his disgusted face, so he said: "If the prince is bored, why don't you ask the attendant to serve you outside to enjoy the scenery."

Mo Shu sneered and said: "Their wine fight will only last for an hour or two, and this prince can stay. Chai Yue, you have to keep an eye on Yun Yi for me, and don't let her run away!"

Chai Yue hurriedly lowered his head and said, "This subordinate understands."

After listening, Mo Shu didn't say anything, just looked at Yun Yi Ke, and found that she was still talking with Wu Xian.

The Great Elder Xuepao held the rice paper on which the word "Li" was written by Xuan Lingjing'er, and said loudly: "Everyone, do you have anything to add?" After asking three times, there was no answer.

Wu Xian looked around and saw that no fox had come out to supplement Xuan Lingjing'er's answer, then he picked up the detailed rules of rewards and punishments for victory and defeat wrapped in brocade silk and looked at it, then smiled wryly: "Sister, what a shame!" gone."

Yun Yi didn't wait for Fang Fei's answer, and asked Wu Xian a little nervously: "Second brother, what's wrong?"

Wu Xian looked at Yun Yike and Fang Fei, and said: "The loser will be punished with three cups of wine for each fox. If one clan wins alone, then the amount of fine wine that the loser should drink is: three cups of wine for each clan multiplied by the defeat." Calculated according to the number of clans, each of us would have to drink 36 cups of fine wine."

After hearing this, Yun Yike turned pale with shock and said, "There are so many!"

Fang Fei said with a bitter expression: "This is too little. This is still calculated by three cups per clan, not by the number of foxes per clan. If it is calculated by the number of foxes per clan, I think, probably In this 'ceremony', four-fifths of the fox generation will fall."

(End of this chapter)