The Little Cutie is Taken Away by the Paranoid Male God

The materials here are quite complete for the old stall owner. Luo Ci looked at the lanterns on the stall, and finally decided to make a spherical lantern.

This is probably the simpler one.

Make a circle with bamboo strips, fix the frame, and then paste white paper on it. Because it is the first time to do it, the frame is fine, but the paper is a little crumpled, and it looks redundant when folded together, which is not beautiful.

She had to tear off the layer of paper and do it all over again.

After destroying three blank sheets of paper in a row, she finally made the appearance of the lantern. She held it up and examined it carefully for a while, and found that it was still relatively round.

She set it aside to let the paste dry before moving on to the next step.

The old man was amazed, "Girls can draw with calligraphy, or use dried flowers and grass from my place to make some decorations."

Luo Ci paused for a moment, but she knew a little about painting and calligraphy.

When the paste was dry, she carefully held the lantern, and began to write down the characters with a serious expression. She was not going to write a lot of small characters, but after thinking about it carefully, she wrote "四" in seal script, and the character "四" occupied the space. The central position of the lantern is removed, and the font is larger.

After that, she painted mountains, water, and forest paths. As for the others, she didn't plan to paint any more.

Calligraphy was mostly used in ancient times. She has experienced multiple ancient planes, so calligraphy is naturally relatively proficient, while ink painting is rarely used, and what she has learned is relatively superficial.

This plane is a female queen, who doesn't have too many requirements for women's talents, and is an empress, so she has learned a lot, most of them are emperor's skills, and she doesn't have many other hobbies.

Even in the past... I just liked to dance with guns and sticks, but I only learned a little bit.

Her eyes dimmed, and her cherry pink lips were tightly pressed.

After mentioning the calligraphy and making a picture, she signed it in elegant lowercase letters, "Dingyou Jingcheng Bridge Dongluo Porcelain Book".

It's just that she still felt a little monotonous, so she asked the old man for dried flowers and hay, and glued them carefully.

Finally, there is the link of putting in the candles. The materials Luo Ci buys here are of relatively high quality, so the price is a bit more expensive.

She paid the money, carried the lantern, and walked towards the Qiaoxi River contentedly.

There were no stalls or shops there, so there were very few people coming and going. Across the bridge, she saw the lights on the opposite side. It was bright and belonged to the lights of the world, and it looked very warm.

Although modern incandescent energy-saving lamps and the like are very convenient, they lack a lot of feeling, probably because of the warmth that can be carried and other indescribable emotions.

The material is getting more and more abundant, but the spirit is very lacking. It seems very satisfying to be able to get occasional sporadic joy and short-term enjoyment.

Getting closer to the tree covered with lanterns, her eyes were almost filled with bright lights. She lowered her head and looked at the river. There were many river lanterns of various colors floating on the river. nice.

The bridge is a bit long, and the width of the river is not small. If you want to fill this area with lights, you don't know how many river lights are needed.

Moreover, these trees by the river are almost all hung with lanterns, with many red ribbons floating on them, fluttering in the wind.

Brightly lit.

The girl was holding a lantern and stood under the tree in a daze. Her beautiful eyes reflected the lights in the world, which were delicate and bright, as beautiful as stars.

The hustle and bustle on the east side of the bridge is far away, and the world seems to be separated suddenly. There is a lot of noise and bustle, but this side is very quiet, but it does not look lonely, but there is a kind of quiet beauty.

Until the sound of gentle footsteps behind her, the girl turned her head slightly, her pupils brightened slightly, and the boy was holding a very cute-looking rabbit lantern, a chubby, round rabbit.

I don't know if it's a coincidence or on purpose, he didn't wear the moon white robe before, but the same light blue brocade robe as hers, which gave him a more gentle and elegant feeling.

The mask he wore just covered the burn on his left cheek, and his light-colored pupils quietly walked towards her.

Every time he took a step, the beating of the heart accelerated, and he felt that the heart was beating so hard that he was a little suffocated.

It was as if a big hand was strangling the heart, but he couldn't force it for a long time, as if he was waiting for some death sentence.

Chu Si walked up to Luo Ci, looked at her seriously with downcast eyes, with a bit of obsession that could not be given up deep in his pupils, and a clear and clean voice poured out from his lips.

"I heard that on the night of the Lantern Festival, light up 999 river lanterns, and when all 999 lanterns are hung, the gods in the sky will see it."

Because the Lantern Festival is a dark night, only by making this place brightly lit can the gods and the old moon see it.

Finally, send the lanterns you made yourself.

If the loved one accepts the lantern and accepts this intention, he will be blessed by the gods.

This is also the original origin of the Lantern Festival.

His voice paused slightly, and he said after a while, "Are you willing to accept my lantern?"

Luo Ci was stunned in place. Even though she didn't understand the Lantern Festival in Chu State, she knew the meaning of the Lantern and the meaning of the fragments.

She thought...it would take some time.

It's like all of a sudden, the shards are enlightened.

She didn't take the lantern immediately, but handed him the lantern in her hand, with a slight arc on her lips, and her voice was soft, "What about you?"

Chu Si blinked, a little unresponsive, or he couldn't believe it, his voice was slightly astringent, "Do you know the meaning of sending lanterns?"

"I know, it's to express my heart, otherwise why would I specially make a lantern for you?"

The girl asked back, a very natural look.

Chu Si's voice was low, "But I'm not good-looking, and I might not be as gentle and considerate as them."

He paused, "I can't stand having other men by your side..."

Obviously before, he still had an attitude of wanting to confess, but now he began to criticize his own shortcomings.

He could have cared nothing, he didn't have to worry about whether he was handsome or not, and he didn't have to worry about whether his temperament was gentle and considerate, but if she cared about these, then he had to care.

The girl was slightly dissatisfied, "If I care about these things, why do I keep coming to you?"

She said fiercely, "I only like you and I don't like others, so there are no other men, and you are not allowed to mention this in the future!"

Chu Si's eyes were not willing to leave her for a moment, and his expression suddenly became gentle, "Okay."

We agreed.

Don't lie.

He lowered his eyes and held her hand seriously, handed the rabbit lantern to her, and then took his own lantern, holding it carefully, like a child who got candy, secretly rejoicing.

It was a rare happy expression on his face.

Chu Si looked at the words on it, and at the unfinished landscape painting, and suddenly understood what she meant.

He used to hate his name very much, but now he is a little happy.

This is the new meaning she gave to her name.