I’m really immortal Chapter 51

When Zhou Dangdang went downstairs, she found that the place where she had buried her toy chicken had been dug up, and she was furious. Liu Chang’an hadn’t waited for her to dig together; instead, she had given the bean sprout to Liu Chang’an and then buried her toy chicken in the original hole. Standing on top, she jumped for a long time, stomping the earth firmly, and warned Liu Chang’an not to dig up her toy chicken.

Liu Chang’an watched Zhou Dangdang bury her toy chicken, and while drinking the bean sprout, he set off towards Yan_gui Lake.

Yan_gui Lake was located in the northwest corner of Junsha City, and from the top of the mountain, one could see the vast expanse of blue water. In reality, it was almost twenty kilometers from Liu Chang’an’s home.

Liu Chang’an planned to run there within two to three hours, which wasn’t a very difficult task for him. After all, ancient people used to travel long distances on foot, and it was a luxury to ride a horse or cow.

Moreover, walking long distances was safer and more convenient now than in the past. For example, when Su Shi was exiled to the southern island, Mr. Chu from Mei Shan traveled thousands of miles to visit him, but unfortunately, his bag was stolen on the way, and the old man died on the road without getting to see his friend.

When Liu Chang’an arrived at Yan_gui Lake before 10 am, he crossed the long bridge and was immediately struck by the beautiful scenery, making him feel like sitting under the tree all day, washing his heart clean, picking flowers, and enjoying the freshness.

Of course, it was just a fantasy, and he had experienced this kind of life many times before. Now, he still felt the need to keep up with the times, like enjoying his mobile phone.

Bai Rui had posted their location in the class group, and Liu Chang’an saw the map and walked over, finding that Ann Wan was also chatting in the group: “I’m so envious, you guys should do a live broadcast for me!”

Zhang TaoLe: “Don’t worry, we know what you really mean!”

Ann Wan: “What do you mean?”

Miao Yingying: “Of course, it’s to stare at Liu Chang’an!”

Ann Wan: “Miao Yingying, if you want to stare at him, go ahead, don’t use me as an excuse!”

Lin Xinhuai: “Class leader, this is creating trouble.”

The group owner turned off everyone’s ability to chat.

One minute later, the ban was lifted, and Bai Rui said, “Sorry, I made a mistake.”

How could you make a mistake like that? The group was full of question marks.

Liu Chang’an watched them chat, not saying a word, and today, many people had participated in the activity. Although the college entrance exam was approaching, everyone generally believed that taking a break and relaxing during the intense review period was the most suitable.

When Liu Chang’an arrived at Bai Rui’s location, he saw that many people had already gathered, and those who had been chatting in the group were basically all there, which was a strange phenomenon – they were all gathered together, yet still chatting on their phones, mutely standing not far from each other.

It was truly bizarre. Liu Chang’an thought for a moment before walking over.

“The host has arrived!”

“Who will brush the Buddha Jumping Wall for Liu’s live broadcast?”

“When will Liu Chang’an start his live broadcast again?”

The news that Liu Chang’an and Ma Benwei were doing a live broadcast together had spread throughout the school, and although some people initially believed it was a TV show edited by Liu Chang’an and Ma Benwei, others soon pointed out: What was the relationship between Liu Chang’an and Ann Wan? That day, Ma Benwei had stopped his car in front of the school to wait for Ann Wan, and Ann Wan was annoyed and frustrated, so how could Liu Chang’an collaborate with Ma Benwei on a live broadcast? Moreover, Ma Benwei was someone Liu Chang’an had taken from Ann Wan’s doorstep, which looked like a scene from a drama where the boyfriend teaches the troublemaker a lesson.

Zhao Wuqiang walked over, laughing, and said, “It was the best live broadcast of the year, and Ann Wan even changed her QQ signature that day, you know?”

Liu Chang’an looked at Zhao Wuqiang’s smile.

“Okay, everyone’s here, let’s clean up the place… Liu Chang’an, Luo Ping and Bi Wanwan can’t find their way, those two silly people can’t even use a map, you go with me to pick them up.” Bai Rui pushed several people away, frowning and clapping her hands.

Bai Rui was the organizer of the activity, and usually, Ann Wan wasn’t around to host the class activities, so everyone was okay with it. They laughed at Liu Chang’an a few times and then dispersed.

“It’s okay, Liu Chang’an can go,” Qian Ning said.

“Luo Ping and Bi Wanwan are two fools, Liu Chang’an isn’t, no need to go with them.” Lu Yuan also said.

“I’ll be back soon,” Bai Rui smiled slightly, her smile as radiant as the ripples on Yan_gui Lake.

After saying that, Bai Rui turned around and walked towards the lake, Liu Chang’an thinking that Bai Rui’s smile was quite beautiful, so he decided to send her a poem by Song Qi, “Mu Lan Hua,” to comfort the two suitors:

The east city gradually feels the beauty of the wind and light.

The green willow’s smoke is cold outside, and the red apricot blossoms are noisy.

Floating life has long hatred for fleeting joys, but is willing to love lightly for a smile.

For you, I’ll hold the wine and persuade you to stay in the flowers and enjoy the late blossoms.

In fact, this poem didn’t quite express the emotions of Qian Ning and Lu Yuan, but the key was the two lines “red apricot blossoms are noisy” and “willing to love lightly for a smile,” which were quite good, especially since today was a gathering, which coincided with the last two lines.

“You’re smiling at something, Liu Chang’an?”

Liu Chang’an was reciting the poem in his heart, and Bai Rui turned around to see the hint of a smile on his face, which seemed a bit suspicious.

“I was just thinking that your smile looked quite good, and I was looking for a poem to describe it,” Liu Chang’an said.

Bai Rui was slightly skeptical but eventually decided to let it go, saying, “Did you find one?”

“No.”

Bai Rui gave Liu Chang’an a white eye, clearly feeling that Liu Chang’an was still being extremely polite.

“A goddess’s smile is something that human poetry can’t describe,” Liu Chang’an said, feeling that Bai Rui had some similarities with Zhu Jun Tang, so he used the term “goddess.”

In Liu Chang’an’s eyes, “goddess” naturally represented a foolish woman, roughly equivalent to that.

Bai Rui was overjoyed, unintentionally revealing a smile similar to the one earlier, with more shyness and joy.

It was a pity that high school was about to end, and if it had started from the first year, Liu Chang’an would have been following her around, able to chat with her in an interesting and likable way, which would have been great.

As soon as she thought of this, Bai Rui felt a rush of emotions and couldn’t help but say, “That day in the KTV, if you had confessed to me like other boys, maybe my answer would have been slightly different.”

“This world has no ifs,” Liu Chang’an said regretfully.

“There are,” Bai Rui blinked, her eyes sparkling, “You can try again, and I’ll give you a prepared answer.”

“If you’re more beautiful than Ann Wan, I’ll confess to you,” Liu Chang’an shook his head, “But this world really has no ifs.”

Bai Rui finally understood what Liu Chang’an meant by “no ifs,” and her ears turned red, “Liu Chang’an, do you think you’re really popular? In reality, Ann Wan was just trying to prove she was more charming than me, and she was just playing with you! Do you think she looks down on you? She’s a internet beauty, and many people in the entire school, even online, are chasing her, becoming her fans. What are her conditions, and what are yours? Do you know how to count?”

“No.”

Bai Rui almost got choked with anger, “Is there anyone more annoying than Liu Chang’an in this world? I swore that from now on, I wouldn’t speak a single word to Liu Chang’an again!”

Bai Rui took out her phone, glared at Liu Chang’an, and then discovered that she had been removed from the “Huang Shan Fan Group.”

Liu Chang’an smiled, and Bai Rui’s revenge was to kick him out of the class group, which was quite lovable.

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