Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

A black line suddenly appeared on Caiwei's head, feeling that she was regarded as an imaginary love rival again. She rolled her eyelids helplessly, turned around and handed over the tea cup in her hand.

"Tea please!"

She deliberately avoided calling him master, and simply said the words "please drink tea", hoping that he would calm down and shut up and drink tea.

However, the man seemed to be addicted to calling her disciple, and said slowly: "Disciple, see if there is the tea that I like in the teacup?"

Caiwei was speechless and glared at him fiercely. Who the hell knows what kind of tea he likes to drink? Isn't this bastard making things difficult?

The sad thing is that even though she doesn't know what kind of tea he likes to drink, she still has to pretend to be respectful and submissive, and opens the teacup to check it out.

"Ahem, it's big leaf tea. "

She was clever and only reported the type of tea, but did not say whether it was the tea he liked, and kicked the ball back to him.

"Big leaf tea?"

The man said regretfully: "What a pity. I only drink scented tea and no other tea."

Caiwei laughed twice and said, "If that's the case, then let's just stop drinking."

After saying that, he put the still hot tea back on the table. He pulled away and retreated behind his father.

During the whole process of the exchange between the two, Cai Wei was stuck there in a happy posture, and her waist was sore. But the man seemed not to see her. Until Cai Wei stepped back, he didn't even look at her. It seemed that she was It's like an insignificant speck of dust, not worth a word.

Seeing her beloved daughter being humiliated, Mrs. Li felt distressed, so she temporarily put aside her thoughts of clinging to the powerful, stepped forward personally, helped her daughter up, and said, "You girl, you are too polite. I was injured for you, Miss Caiwei, just this morning, and now I have been blessed for such a long time, so be careful not to get exhausted!"

Although Mrs. Li is an ignorant village woman, she is not stupid at all when fighting for the interests of her children.

She claimed that her daughter was a person who valued etiquette, which excused her from pursuing men and clinging to powerful people. By the way, she also created an image of a good girl who was courteous and sensible. She also spoke vaguely about her daughter being injured while picking Wei. It is easy for people to understand that Caiping did something dangerous for Caiwei, which resulted in the injury, and created an image of a good sister who cares for her daughter!

It's a pity that these little tricks of hers failed to restore her daughter's image in the mind of the young master. On the contrary, they made him hate their family even more.

Nangong Yi grew up in a deep palace, and what he was best at was observing people's emotions. In his eyes, the little tricks played by Mrs. Li and her daughter were simply stupid and ridiculous tricks, and he didn't even bother to look at them.

When Mu Liankui and Mu Zhongli saw that Cai Ping had been ruined by this noble young master, they knew that she was out of luck, so they stopped trying to cling to him and turned their attention back to grabbing the second room in the restaurant.

"Second brother, since Sister Wei has agreed to give us the restaurant, you should write a document and find a middle man to settle this matter!"

Mu Liankui was afraid of causing trouble, so as soon as the matter of picking bottles to flatter him was over, he couldn't wait to propose to Mu Zhongqing.

Mu Zhongli also spoke up and said, "Second brother, as the saying goes: Don't let the money go to other people's fields. Our restaurant is making money every day, and the business is booming. If you cash it out, give the money to others." It's such a pity to make money. It's better to run it for your elder brother. You see, your two nephews have also reached the age of marrying a wife, and your elder brother doesn't have much money. If you don't save more, they will fight in the future. What should I do as a bachelor? As an uncle, you are also feeling distressed, right?"