The witch conquered the whole world with her death

Chapter 187 Ji Jinhe Is Ji Jinchen's Sister?

Hua Mian began to suspect that Yao Shaozhi had a grudge against the old man.

At the end of the story, the child was carried out together.

But even the process of carrying him out is devious and compelling.

Yao Shaozhi didn't want to be restrained by others, and when they carried him to the door, he "stretched like a carp" and broke free from the restraints of several people.

Then he just threw a fireball with his hands.

The old man didn't expect such an accident, the few remaining hairs on his head were smashed by the fireball, and it was "burned out by wildfire" in one fell swoop.

After a while, even the beard suffered.

Everyone present was shocked, Hua Mian condensed a water polo and kindly helped him put out the fire.

The old man almost gritted his teeth and roared: "Get out of here!"

This was said to Yao Shaozhi.

The kid was still not clear-headed. When he saw the old man's bulging veins, he shrank his neck in fear. This time he behaved well and went to the punishment hall with a few others.

This class was impossible, and Hua Mian and the others took half a day off for no reason.

Hua Mian was dragged by Ji Jinhe to visit Tianyuan Gate.

The Tianyuan Gate covers an area so large that Hua Mian and Ji Jinhe didn't even finish it after walking for an hour.

The dumpling floated beside him, expressing his tiredness: "Host, let's go back, I'm always feeling bad."

Don't blame it for being hypocritical, there are a lot of people coming and going in the Tianyuan Gate, all holding books in their hands.

This made Tuanzi keep thinking - it hasn't studied for the next exam yet!

Hua Mian generally understood its mood and did not object. She asked Ji Jinhe, "Jinhe, why don't we go sit under the stone table over there. My feet are a little sore."

Ji Jinhe knew what happened to her yesterday, and after thinking about it, she felt that she had not considered properly, and even dragged a physically and mentally exhausted person out to hang out with her.

The more Ji Jinhe thought about it, the more he felt immoral, so he agreed to Hua Mian's proposal.

The small bridge and flowing water, coupled with the small stone table under the shade of the trees, is undoubtedly a good landscape painting.

"Miss Lingqian, actually... I want to introduce my brother to you." Ji Jinhe said with a shy smile.

Hua Mian was stunned for a moment and asked, "I wonder who Miss Ji's brother is..."

"His surname is Ji, and his name is Jinchen." Ji Jinhe blurted out defenselessly.

Ji Jinchen...

Hua Mian's expression froze: "Is it the Lord of Yuecheng?"

"Ah?" Ji Jinhe was also confused, "It seems so. It is said that he was just transferred there a while ago."

Good guy.

What a coincidence.

Ji Jinhe turned out to be Ji Jinchen's younger sister, no wonder the names are so similar.

Hua Mian was chatting with Ji Jinhe with her chin propped up. Ji Jinhe became more enthusiastic after knowing that she knew Ji Jinchen.

After chatting for a few words, Hua Mian left.

After she fell asleep, she dreamed of the original owner.

The original owner was looking at her with a complicated expression.

This is the original place again, the floor is as clear as water, and she can be seen clearly.

It looks like Lingyao.

"Girl, actually, I didn't tell you something." The original owner coughed lightly, covered his lips with his hand, and coughed muffledly.

Take a break.

Indeed, the memory given by the original owner is not complete.

For example—why did she leave the Yaozu suddenly, give up her position as the patriarch of the Yaozu at that time, and would rather leave her helpless younger brother?

This is what Hua Mian couldn't understand the most.

The original owner is not the kind of person who only seeks profit, let alone give up his relatives because of money—and the original owner already had enough wealth at that time.

"I know that you are not from this world, and I also understand that you can do what I want to do, so... I want to tell you."

(End of this chapter)