klisemfg Chapter 504: Disaster, little bitch, go to hell!
Chapter 504: Disaster, little bitch, go to hell!
Princess Duanmin sneered:
"Do you think that country woman can break into our princess's mansion and steal?
Go call the Dali Temple Minister and have them investigate this for me."
The Dali Temple Minister and his men searched through all the drawers and cabinets in the princess's mansion for a whole day, but they couldn't find even a clue.
Unable to complete the task, he chose a few servants who served the princess and chopped off their heads.
The princess was furious on the spot and picked up the vases and bronze mirrors in the room and smashed everything she saw.
The precious porcelain vase fell with a bang on the blue bricks, and the fragments were scattered all over the room.
The rouge and powder on the dressing table were scattered everywhere, red and white mixed with the broken porcelain pieces.
The maids were so frightened that they huddled in a corner, not daring to utter a word. They could only hear the princess banging and cursing until her voice was hoarse: "What Dali Temple Minister? He's just a piece of crap, useless. He can't even find out what's going on. He might as well go back and eat dry rice."
Bai Wanwan went to the bookstore. She wanted to change the bookstore that was on the verge of closing down. The bookstore owner had a worried look on his face: "This bookstore is not making money. Now they are not allowed to read books, and fewer people come."
Bai Wanwan looked at him and said:
“In this way, we can compile some simple introductory books and put them outside so that they can read them for free.
We don’t sell other books either, we rent them for one cent a day.
Some valuable books can be bought for five cents a day."
The shopkeeper's eyes lit up: "But that won't work. The bookstore across the street has started publishing storybooks, and they're doing quite well. They've published over ten books at once."
Bai Wanwan frowned and asked, "Storybook?"
"Yes, business outside is particularly good now. Why don't you go and take a look?" said the shopkeeper.
I don’t know what happened, but the novels in the bookstore opposite suddenly became popular all over Beijing, and people all over the street were rushing to buy them.
Bai Wanwan found this interesting and she also wanted to see what ancient vernacular novels looked like, and at the same time wonder if she could write a few to make some money.
She has a lot of good stories in her mind, including novels about cultivating immortals, novels about domineering CEOs, and even "The Legend of Zhen Huan" that she read in her previous life. Wouldn't it be possible to turn it into a new story with a little modification?
She walked to the bookstore and saw that the entrance was crowded with people, and the owner was grinning from ear to ear.
Just as he was watching, he saw Lin Dasheng holding Lin Zao Zao and squeezing in front of the counter, shouting at the top of his voice: "Boss! You guys made a fortune from the storybooks this time. Next time you accept our manuscripts, you have to pay a higher price!"
The shopkeeper also smiled happily:
"Oh! Isn't this Lin Dasheng?
As long as you have new storybooks, I will give you 100 taels per copy next time. This is the highest price I can give you."
This time they earned 5000 taels from these stories, so it was reasonable to pay some price.
Lin Zao Zao turned around and saw Bai Wan Wan. She smiled and said, "Sister, are you here to buy books too? Are there any books you like? These books are 500 wen each! They are very expensive."
Bai Wanwan flipped through the books casually, and Lin Zaozao sneered, "Sister, can you understand these books? Do you need me to help you read them?"
Bai Wanwan looked at Lin Zaozao with a half-smile and said, "It's as if you can understand the words..."
Lin Zao Zao raised his eyebrows and smiled: "Although I can't read, these books were all written by me."
Lin Dasheng's face flushed red as he looked at Bai Wanwan and said:
"Why do I see such an unlucky thing again?
Zao Zao, stop talking to her. She is the scourge of our family. Whoever talks to her will be in trouble."
Bai Wanwan looked at him and said, "What do you mean I'm from your family? You better not get involved with me. My last name is Bai, and I'm a member of the Bai family."
Lin Zao Zao was stunned for a moment after hearing this and said:
“I didn’t expect my sister wouldn’t even recognize her own ancestors.
But it is also true that now that Master Bai has become a second-rank official, you naturally don’t want to be a child of the Lin family.”
Bai Wanwan smiled and said:
“No matter what, I don’t want to be a child of the Lin family.
Is there anything about the Lin family that I should never forget? Is it my wicked father, or my wicked grandparents?
Lin Dasheng was so angry that he jumped up and down: "Lin Wanwan, you unlucky star, do you believe I can beat you to death?"
Chuyi and Chuer, who were following behind him, stared at him coldly.
Bai Wanwan looked at him and said:
"I didn't expect that your brain is still not in good condition now, do you have Alzheimer's disease?
I said my last name is Bai, I am now Bai Wanwan, please don’t mess with me anymore.”
"So what if I provoke you! You little bitch, believe it or not, I will slap you to death?" Sun Mei also came over and cursed loudly.
Lin Dachang sullenly squeezed to the front of the crowd, his index finger almost poking Bai Wanwan's nose: "Lin Wanwan! The Lin family worked so hard to raise you, and now you've climbed up the social ladder and you've forgotten your roots!"
Gasps echoed from all around: "This girl looks so cute, how could she be so cruel?"
"That's right. After raising him, he turned his back on me. How heartless!"
Old Mrs. Lin suddenly collapsed to the ground:
"Oh my God! This evil creature has been raised in my Lin family since he was a baby, eating our rice and wearing our clothes!
Now that she's hooked up with her rich grandpa, she's pushing her grandma into the fire pit, and even ruining the whole family's livelihood!"
"You're so vicious at such a young age, what will happen to you in the future?"
"Hurry up and kick her out of the capital to prevent her from polluting our territory!" During the shoving, someone's elbow hit Bai Wanwan's shoulder hard, and she staggered half a step.
In the chaos, she caught a glimpse of Lin Zao Zao's triumphant smile, and the little girl silently mouthed to her: "Unlucky, huh? You evil scoundrel, go to hell, you little bitch!"
Just as Bai Wanwan was about to be dragged down by a group of people, a loud shout cut through the clamor: "The Eighteenth Prince has arrived!"
Gu Sinian's dark brocade robe fluttered, and the jade pendant on his waist made crisp sounds as he walked quickly. He stretched out his long arms to embrace Bai Wanwan and asked, "Are you hurt?"
Bai Wanwan shook her head, and Gu Sinian said coldly: "Catch him for me..."
More than a dozen armored guards pounced on the Lin family and pinned them to the ground.
Old Mrs. Lin collapsed into a puddle of mud, still mumbling curses: "Who the hell do you think you are? How dare you arrest us?"
Sun Mei screamed and twisted her body wildly, her loose hair sticking to her tearful face.
Lin Dachang's neck veins bulged, and his face flushed red as he said, "You can't touch me."
Lin Dasheng was so anxious that he kept jumping up and down, spitting everywhere. "Lin Wanwan! If you dare to touch a hair of the Lin family, believe it or not, I will kill you? You evil star, why did you come to harm us?"
Gu Sinian hugged Bai Wanwan and sneered, his eyes narrowed slightly, and there was ice in his eyes:
"Are you deaf? I told you to hit me hard!
Let them know that anyone who dares to touch Princess An Ning is an enemy of the royal family!"
The onlookers took a few steps back in shock. Some of them stared at the jade pendant with coiled dragon pattern on Gu Sinian's waist and gasped. That was the unique emblem of the royal family!
The whispers in the crowd suddenly changed direction, and the women who had been cursing the most fiercely just now now shrank their necks and squeezed out of the crowd silently.