Portable Space: The Peasant Princess

"It's cold outside, please, Miss He!"

Gu Panxia made a gesture of invitation to He Rou.

He Rou nodded. She paused in her steps and suddenly looked back and smiled: "Since you asked me to call you Panxia, ​​you can also call me Rou'er. I see that you are younger than me. If not, If you mind, you can call me Sister Rou."

Gu Panxia nodded, "Then I'll call you Rou'er!"

Let her call He Rou her sister? God knows, there is a soul in her twenties living inside of her, so she really feels uncomfortable calling someone younger than herself her sister.

As soon as the two entered the store, everyone in the store focused their attention.

"Pan Xia!"

As soon as Jiang Qing walked out of the kitchen, he saw Gu Panxia coming in beside He Rou.

Gu Panxia smiled softly, "Brother Qing."

Xu Wen, who was fiddling with the abacus at the front desk, also stopped what he was doing. He looked over in surprise, filled with worry and doubt.

Gu Panxia naturally knew what he was worried about. She pointed to the backyard at him, and Xu Wen nodded knowingly.

"Rou'er, I have some things to do here, so I may not be free today. I will definitely keep you company tomorrow."

He Rou understood, she brushed herself, turned around and walked in the direction of Mr. He.

Ran'er exclaimed: "I can't believe that the owner of this gourmet restaurant is actually a little girl!"

He Rou also nodded and said: "Indeed, if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes and heard it with my own ears, I wouldn't have been able to imagine that the owner of this gourmet restaurant is actually a girl younger than me. It's really embarrassing to say it."

"Miss, you don't have to be like this. With your talent, she is certainly no worse than her."

He Rou shook her head, "What's the use of having talent? I'm a girl and I don't know martial arts. I can't compare to General Bai Luohan."

Ran'er frowned and said, "Miss, you love to talk about General Bai all day long. What's so good about her? How can a woman be decent if she's not at home to care for her husband and raise her children, and to fight and kill?"

"You don't understand. If possible, I would like to be like her and go into battle with a knife to defend the country."

Bai Luohan is the heroine in the eyes of all daughters, and the object of admiration for many women.

She was the first female general in a century, and she also broke the myth that women on the battlefield would bring bad luck.

"Panxia, ​​you...when did you come back?"

Zhou Jian just came back from the backyard, and when he saw Gu Panxia, ​​he couldn't help but be overjoyed.

Gu Panxia smiled and said: "Uncle, I'm back!"

"Okay, okay! Just come back! Your grandma and Pandong miss you every day."

He seemed to have thought of something, and suddenly turned around and said, "By the way, your brother-in-law has passed the examination to become a scholar."

Speaking of this, Gu Panxia had forgotten that Zhou Zheng was about to take the exam.

"Really? That's great!"

She left in a hurry that day and never gave a word of encouragement. Now that she heard that Zhou Zheng had passed the exam, she was happy for him from the bottom of her heart.

"By the way, uncle, I still have some things to discuss with Brother Xu."

"Okay, then go quickly and leave this place to me."

Knowing that they had to discuss important matters, Zhou Jian still had many questions to ask, but he also knew that this was not the place for conversation.

"How is the young master's injury? Is the war over?"

As soon as they arrived in the backyard, Xu Wen asked hurriedly.

Gu Panxia raised his eyebrows slightly, then smiled and said: "Your young master's injuries are not serious, and the war is over. If I guess correctly, your young master should be on his way back to Beijing."

"You didn't go with the young master?" Xu Wen frowned.

Gu Panxia shook her head, "No, I was delayed by something at that time, so I didn't go with him."

Xu Wen nodded. He felt relieved when he heard that Lu Yuan was okay, and his face that had always been stern and unsmiling became a little softer.