Even if you wear fast female accessories, you should also be brave enough to look bad

I don’t know what day it is in the world today, but it’s so lively at night. The shouts of vendors on the streets intersect with the laughter of children on the roadside and can be heard for miles.

Kou Bai lowered his eyes to avoid the child who almost bumped into him. He walked by the river and was attracted by the lanterns filling the river and the Kongming lanterns in mid-air.

A hawker stopped him and said, "Sir, do you want to buy a lantern or a Kongming lantern? You can write your wishes for your sweetheart or relatives, and the gods can see it."

"What day is today?" Kou Bai asked quietly.

"Today is the Lantern Festival, a unique custom here. As long as you put out lanterns, whether they are flower lanterns or Kongming lanterns, the gods in the sky will see them and bless you and your family."

Kou Bai glanced at the various lanterns on the stall. The candlelight on the stall illuminated his face, giving warmth to his delicate and distant facial features.

At this time, a female voice suddenly broke in from the side, her voice was deliberately low.

"Boss, bring me two lanterns."

Of course the boss wanted to do business first, so he said immediately: "Okay, what kind of style do you want?"

"Are there any particular styles? For example, which one is more appropriate for birthdays?" said a deep female voice.

Kou Bai's eyes were clear and without any disturbance. He stopped lingering and turned around to leave, his white robe rippled.

But the next second, the wide sleeves were pulled, and Kou Bai frowned before turning around.

It was still the same low female voice, "Sir, I see that you look good. You should be celebrating your birthday today, right?"

The woman stopped her and let go. Kou Bai didn't look back, "No, you saw it wrong."

The female voice sighed softly, then returned to her original voice, with a smile: "Tsk, I didn't expect that in just a few days, the disciple and the master would be so unfamiliar, and the master didn't even recognize him."

Kou Bai was stunned for a moment, then turned around and met Yun Qian's smiling eyes.

"...Master?"

Seeing Kou Bai so stunned, Yun Qian thought she had really scared the child, so she scratched her face with her index finger: "No, I really don't recognize it..."

Yun Qian's words were muffled in her throat before she finished speaking, because the little apprentice stepped forward and hugged her. Just like when he was a child, he still likes to bury his head in Yun Qian's neck, but his hands are no longer wrapped around the master's slender neck. Instead of holding Yun Qian's neck, he was holding Yun Qian's side waist.

When did Yun Qian intentionally keep a distance from Kou Bai?

Probably when the boy grew up, Yun Qian taught him the difference between men and women. Kou Bai couldn't crawl into Yun Qian's arms when he was wronged or sulky like he did when he was a child.

It was one of the few hugs we've had in so many years.

This time it was Yun Qian's turn to be stunned. For a long time, she did not push the person in front of her away, but just raised her hand to rub the top of Kou Bai's hair.

Kou Bai hugged her for a while and then let go, pushing away a step and returning to a distance not too far or too close.

"Why is Master here?"

Speaking of this, Yun Qian handed a lantern in his hand to Kou Bai, "Of course I'm here to celebrate your birthday with you. Birthdays are a big day."

After a pause, Yun Qian said again: "I didn't expect that it would happen to be a customary festival in the world. It seems to be a really auspicious day."

"God bless you."

Kou Bai's eyes fell on the lantern in Xiaoqiao's hand, and he pursed his lips and smiled.

Yeah?But Kou Bai felt that it was never God who blessed him.

The two walked side by side to the river and found a place with few people to put the lantern.

"Is there anything you want to write?" Yun Qian asked.

Kou Bai shook his head, "I don't know, Master, just write it."

"It's your birthday," Yun Qian didn't know whether to laugh or cry, "If you really can't think of anything to write, you can write your birthday wish."

Kou Bai glanced at Yun Qian and thought for a moment: "The lantern seller said that the lanterns put out today can be seen by gods. I will buy another one."

"Master and I each have one cup."

Before Yun Qian could stop him, the young man went back to the stall where he just bought the lantern and bought another one.

Kou Bai came back with the lantern and exchanged it with the lantern in Yun Qian's hand, "Master, you write too."

Yun Qian smiled and did not refuse, but when he was about to write, Kou Bai suddenly turned his back.

Yun Qian was confused: "Why do you suddenly turn your back on your master?"

"I want to write a birthday wish."

"Can't I let my teacher know my birthday wishes?"

"No, I heard them say that birthday wishes won't work if you say them." Kou Bai said matter-of-factly.

Yun Qian choked, "But if you wrote to the gods in the sky, wouldn't the gods also know about it?"

Kou Bai: "......"

Kou Bai: "That's different."

Okay, okay, Yun Qian didn't force it. It's normal for boys of Kou Bai's age to have secrets, but asking for the root cause is annoying.

Two exquisitely crafted lanterns were put into the water together, floating on the calm river, and gradually gathered with the large lanterns in the middle of the river.

Yun Qian stood up and saw the lights in the river reflected in her eyes. She couldn't help but sigh: "The world is still lively."

Kou Bai stood on the right side of Yun Qian. Hearing this, he looked away from his lantern and placed it on Yun Qian's profile next to him.

The white-clothed Immortal has a calm expression, a soft side face, and unconscious compassion in her eyes. This is a common emotion in her eyes, especially when she is quiet.

Only on rare occasions does he show some yearning for something, such as now.

The original owner sympathized with all living beings and always tried his best to maintain this beautiful peace.

"Master." Kou Bai called softly.

"Huh?" Yun Qian turned around and looked over.

"Let's put up lights when we are on the mountain from now on." Kou Bai's blood-red pupils also reflected the lights, and his mood was gentle.

Yun Qian was startled for a moment, then smiled: "Okay."

The warm moment passed quickly. Yun Qian looked at the lanterns and suddenly remembered to check on his apprentice's work.

"How are you doing with your mission now?"

Kou Bai's smile fell, and his tone was helpless: "Master, do you have to ask this kind of question at this time?"

There is a feeling of embarrassment that you are having fun and your parents suddenly ask you to do your homework.

Yun Qian couldn't help but smile when she saw Kou Bai's expression, "Show me your master's meticulous care for your apprentice."

Kou Bai: "......"

Sometimes there is no need to be so meticulous.

"The mission has been completed. The little devil looked very afraid of me and fell down within a few seconds." Kou Bai said.

Yun Qian was quite proud after hearing this, and said proudly: "It's all the result of your hard work. It's hard work."

Kou Bai curled his lips and smiled, skipping some of the things and not talking to Yun Qian.

There was a sudden noise in the crowd. The two followed the noise and found several people lying stiffly on the ground, with a woman in white standing next to them.

People around me pointed and said something.

"Why do people who cultivate immortality attack innocent people?"

"These few people were passing by innocently, but you hurt them. Is this how a person who cultivates immortality behaves?"

"That's a lot of lives! What are you going to pay for it?!"

Yun Qian narrowed his eyes slightly and saw the woman in white clearly.

It’s the heroine Meng Xiang.