Major General’s Smart and Gorgeous Wife - Chapter 326

Ch. 326
Translator: SJade, Editor: Dj22031

Master Jueming’s praise came from the bottom of his heart: “You are a very smart girl. Fellow Taoist Master Lingwu, you have accepted a piece of rough jade.”

“Thank you, thank you.” Professor Lin was in a good mood.
Zhou Qiang and Fang Tianyong also thought it was good, but they just nodded to Lin Mumu and did not dare to say anything more.

After that, it was quiet again.

In the whole room, there was only the sound of Lin Mumu boiling water.

After the small pot of tea was distributed, Lin Mumu had to boil another pot of water to brew it a second time.
Yun Ting’s eyes fell on Lin Mumu, and he didn’t think there was anything wrong with An Jing.

Professor Lin and Abbot Jueming continued to play chess, and they reached a deadlock. No one moved, as if they were in meditation.

Zhou Qiang and Fang Tianyong felt like they were sitting on pins and needles, but they still managed to sit down.

Perhaps the most casual person was Lin Mumu. She was playing with her phone while boiling water and chatting with Chen Fangya on QQ.
In addition to the sound of gurgling water in this room, there was also the sound of Lin Mumu’s fingers moving at the keyboard of her mobile phone.

Zhou Qiang couldn’t help it, so he spoke first: “Master, he didn’t intentionally go against your wishes this time. He was also forced to do nothing. He returned the Buddha plate, but Boss Fang sent it back to him as a gift. Today, a boy from Sakurajima Kingdom made trouble. He said that the Buddhist plate of junior brother was fake. Fortunately, Lin Mumu proved that it was real and told the origin of this Buddha plate. Since it is a heritage Buddha plate, it is considered a national protected cultural relic, it was not suitable to keep it in the hands of junior brother, so he chose to donate it. Speaking of which, junior brother just handed it over to the country, and in the end it was Major General Yun who sent the things to Jinshan Temple.”

Zhou Qiang really risked his life for Fang Tianyong, saying this in one breath explain.

Fang Tianyong looked at Zhou Qiang with a completely different look, and there were still tears in his eyes. In all his life, no one had ever been so kind to him.
Abbot Jueming nodded: “It comes and goes, it’s all fate, everything is natural, don’t take it to heart. The Buddha plate has a fate with me, so it will come. I don’t blame you for this. This thing can never fall into the hands of outsiders. Li, you did a good job this time. Xiao Fang, you have too many inner demons and you need more experience and understanding. I won’t keep you here today. Remember to come here every weekend to practice meditation.”

“Yes!” Fang Tianyong cried with joy, the master asked him to come every weekend, does he mean to forgive him? At least he didn’t say he couldn’t see him.

After saying a few words, Abbot Jueming sent his apprentices away, leaving Yun Ting and Lin Mumu behind.

Lin Mumu didn’t care, she just sat there. After making tea, she simply focused on playing with her mobile phone.
“Tell me about Inoue Kazuki.” Professor Lin spoke first: “How do you feel about him?”

“Very annoying.” Lin Mumu responded without thinking, adding at the end: “It’s very dangerous.”

“Dangerous?” Professor Lin started thinking.

“It may not be that simple for this person to come to China.” Abbot Jueming asked Yun Ting again: “What does Major General Yun think?”
“The soldiers will stop him, and the water will cover him.” Yun Ting’s answer was straightforward.

Th𝘪𝑠 𝕔h𝙖pṯ𝕖r 𝙞𝘴 p𝖔𝓈ṯҽ𝘥 b𝖞 𝗞𝕀𝐭є𝑛𝖔𝘷ᥱ𝓁

“Very good. You are worthy of being the best major general in China. I heard that you were injured last time, so go to my Zen room and sleep for a while.”

“Okay. Thank you.”

Yun Ting was not polite, said thank you and left to take a nap.

Lin Mumu wanted to follow him out of habit, but was stopped by Professor Lin.
Moreover, Professor Lin’s reason for stopping her was: “We are very busy playing chess, so you can make tea for us.”

“Humph!” Lin Mumu sat down again angrily, obediently serving tea.