Chang Geng thought that he was very right. He truly wanted to sulk and pick a fight with Gu Yun, just like what was written in a folk storybook. However, only when one wanted to make use of knowledge did they find they did not have enough, his skill was very lackluster. At this time, he was a little stuck and didn't know where to start.

Gu Yun raised his hand and took off the liuli glass on his face, tilted his head and kissed him on the face: "If you don't like it, I won't wear it anymore."

In the early morning, Chang Geng woke up with Gu Yun's horrifying flute sound. He climbed up and rubbed his eyes. He felt that the demonic sound seemed to still linger around his ears. He rubbed his sore ears painfully, but the corners of his mouth could not help but curl up.

This was really the best dream of his life.

With Gu Yun's music making ghosts and gods cry at his side, even if there were all kinds of demons in front of him, he could be fearless.

What Chang Geng didn't know was that the night before, on the front line, when Gu Yun came back from his patrol, he suddenly felt that there was someone behind watching at him. He could not help but turn back his head, the liuli glass dropping from his face. This time, the lens didn't break, but it was the delicate pattern that knocked on his shoulder plate and chipped a corner; he had to admit that this thing was pretty but useless, and replaced it with a regular one.

The next day, Shen Yi had a good laugh at him when he heard it: "Perhaps it was some god that had their eyes sored by your flirtatious attitude."

"Then that god must be a busybody," Gu Yun said without shame, "Maybe she saw that I am handsome and wanted to become my wife in a hurry."

Shen Yi: "..."

Before General Shen could vomit out all his dinner from the night before, a general came to report: "Marshal, your emissary sent to Dong Ying has replied."

Gu Yun: "Bring it in."

Some of the supplies of the Western army were sent from the open sea with the cooperation of Dong Ying. In this war, they seemed to have been involved in every aspect, but they were cunningly unwilling to show themselves on the table. Even when Liao Chi was attempting to kidnap Emperor Long An with ten Dong Ying warriors disguised as monks, it was also for his personal resentment. Dong Ying did not step out and demand justice for him either.

Shen Yi: "What does it say?"