The boss will turn black, be careful!

Chapter 430 Your Highness, I Admire You (13)

When everyone asked her name and whether she would come again next time, Shu Ge hesitated for a moment and did not say her real name in this plane.

After all, everyone's impression of her coercing Yunran to plagiarize her works has not been washed away, and it's not time for it to come out.

He just said that everyone can call her Mr. Yun, this time I just happened to be here and saw it and participated in it, and I don’t know if I will come next time or not.

Everyone felt sorry but also expressed understanding.

Shu Ge also went to the fifth floor under the leadership of the old man.

The leader has already confirmed that it is her, so naturally they have to check with her to accept the reward they gave.

After getting the identity jade pendant and the key to the fifth floor, after chatting with the old man for a while, Shu Ge changed the topic to an isolated book of poetry that he accidentally picked up before.

For a scholar, there is such a thing as a rare book of poetry.

Now that Shu Ge mentioned it, the old man picked it up without accident, and the two discussed the isolated copy of this collection of poems.

Shu Ge showed embarrassment when the old man said that he wanted to take a look at the isolated copy of the poetry collection.

When the old man asked if there was anything embarrassing for her, she said that she accidentally spilled tea on the isolated book of poetry, and part of the words on the isolated book of poetry were blurred.

Hearing this, the disappointed look in the eyes of the old man was immediately revealed, and he asked Shu Ge if he still remembered the contents of the lonely book.

Shu Ge told him not to worry, and said: "Although some words in the isolated poetry anthology are smudged by water, he is familiar with this isolated poetry anthology before, and has already memorized the isolated poetry anthology, but he hasn't fully understood it yet."

As he said that, Shu Ge took out a booklet and handed it to the old man, saying: "At that time, I couldn't see clearly because it was smeared by water, so I kept the isolated copy of the poetry collection and rewrote several copies of it according to my memory. I have one with me now."

Originally, the old man saw that the booklet did not look like an isolated copy, nor was it stained by water, so he was a little puzzled. He did not expect that it was rewritten by Shu Ge, so he was not polite, and picked up the booklet. Look it up.

The more you look, the higher the surprise in your eyes.

Shu Ge didn't urge him either. He drank tea and listened to the old man clapping his legs and praising the poem from time to time.

After flipping through nearly one-third of the time, the old man was basically sure that this isolated copy was indeed a very good one, so he asked Shu Ge, "I wonder if Mr. Yun can lend me this isolated copy of the poetry collection, and the poems in it It's really awesome, and again, I've never heard of it before."

Shu Ge hesitated again, and said: "It's not that I'm stingy, if I usually provide this lonely copy for you to read, after all, it would be a waste for me to see such a good lonely copy, but today I brought this lonely copy out as an appointment I want to print a few more copies of this lonely copy, if I borrow it from you, then I can't give it to others to print."

The old man was a little disappointed and asked: "Then when will this be printed at the earliest? The old man really wants to see it."

Shu Ge said: "Today I just made an appointment with someone to discuss the matter of printing. It is not certain when it will be printed."

Thinking that it might take half a month or even several months before he could see this solitary copy, the old man couldn't help feeling frustrated.

Shu Ge continued: "You are quite familiar here, I wonder if you have any printing places you can recommend me?"

(End of this chapter)