Chang’an Peasant Girl

Su Su said: "Whether I am brave or not has nothing to do with you."

Jun Lin nodded: "Indeed, it doesn't matter." After a pause, he went back to what she said just now: "If I really hurt you, it would be fine if we both died together, it would save you the trouble of me. Collect the corpse."

"Get out!" Su Su was very angry. "I died with the pigs, and I won't die with you!"

Jun Lin was not annoyed and looked at Su Su with a smile.

This made Su Su's face turn slightly red. Jun Lin likes her, she can tell. And she likes Jun Lin, and Jun Lin must have noticed it a long time ago. But neither of them told each other.

But not saying it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.

Jun Lin looked at Su Su's blushing face for a while, then said with a very meaningful smile: "That's a pity, I don't like to die with pigs."

"You!" Su Su's angry little face turned even redder, thinking that Jun Lin was calling him a pig.

Jun Lin felt that Su Su was particularly energetic like this, so he stopped talking and looked at Su Su and smiled again.

But Su Su couldn't sit still because of him and wanted to hit someone, but was stopped by Jun Lin.

"Now that the chess has been played, the game must be played to an end." This means that she can move, but she must finish the game before moving.

Su Su struggled for a while, but when she saw that she couldn't break free from Jun Lin's grasp, she sat back on the kang, opposite Jun Lin, and continued to play chess.

Jun Lin saw Su Su on the kang again, and then he let go of Su Su's hand.

Next, Su Su wanted to end the game quickly and leave, but it was useless for her to play quickly. Jun Lin played much slower than before, and she had to think for a long time every time she played a piece.

Seeing that she had finished the cup of tea and Jun Lin was still holding a chess piece and thinking about where to move, Su Su became very angry: "You did it on purpose, right!?"

Jun Lin immediately raised an eyebrow and looked at her: "How do you know?"

Seeing that Su Su was so angry that she wanted to leave again, Jun Lin quickly reassured her: "I'm so bad at chess, but I still want to win, so I have to play seriously."

Su Su gave him a big roll of her eyes: "I'll give you one game and you're done." After a pause, she added: "As long as you play faster, I'll give you ten games."

Jun Lin smiled and said: "What's the point? Now that you've done it, let's do it well."

Su Su said: "It doesn't make sense if I always win against you."

Jun Lin smiled and said, "If you think about it this way, you can't beat me in anything but chess, and you'll find it interesting."

Su Su first gave Jun Lin another roll of his eyes, and then asked cautiously: "Since you are about to die, will you hand over all your martial arts to me? Maybe I can help you pass it on."

Jun Lin said: "I will take this skill with me to the grave." In other words, no one will teach me.

Su Su was not annoyed, but felt it was a pity and said: "If I were you, I would teach you. If you take it to the grave like this, wouldn't it be lost?"

Jun Lin smiled and said: "It's a pity that you are not me." After a pause, he smiled meaningfully: "I wish you were me."

Because Su Su was still thinking about what a pity it was that Jun Lin's martial arts was lost, she didn't realize there was anything wrong with Jun Lin's words. Otherwise, she would definitely make a big blush.

The two played chess for a while. Jun Lin, who was about to make another move, didn't know what he thought of. He suddenly raised his eyes and looked at Su Su and asked, "What would you do if I told you that the poison in my body has been eliminated?"