MTL - Missy, She Always Does Not Seek To Make Progress-Chapter 76 To be a ghost is to be moral

  Chapter 76 Ghosts must also be moral

  Qin Liuxi quickly walked out of Zhou's room, heaved a sigh of relief, and was about to go back to the room, when he caught a glimpse of Qi Qian out of the corner of his eye, he stopped in his footsteps.

   "Why, Mr. Qi also thinks that I am indifferent and ruthless, and I will die without saving me?"

  Qi Qian said indifferently: "How come, if you don't ask the master, you don't save, there must be your reason, how dare you speculate on your own."

  Qin Liuxi showed an expression of knowing you.

  Qi Qian followed and said, "If Doctor Qin can solve Qian's confusion, then Qian will be very grateful."

  Qin Liuxi smiled and said, "Want to know? I won't tell!"

  She left this sentence and took the tangerine peel away. As for whether the people in that room lived or died, it was none of her business.

   Qi Qian stood where he was, feeling speechless.

   "Master Qi, that little master, why is this..." Mrs. Ding came over and said.

Qi Qian turned his head and said indifferently: "What is Mrs. Ding trying to say? I don't know the whole picture so I won't comment. This king thinks that Ding Zhifu, who was born as a Jinshi, and even the whole Ding family should know the truth. It seems that it is not the case." .”

  Old Madam Ding's face turned pale, and she was about to kneel down to plead guilty on the spot.

   "The night dew is deeper, the old lady is getting older, she should rest earlier and take care of her health." Qi Qian left without looking back.

  Old Madam Ding didn't kneel down, nor did she straighten up, her whole body was trembling, and she was on the verge of falling.

   "Grandmother, the King of Ruijun..." Ding Suman's face turned pale as he supported Mrs. Ding, and she was not stupid. What Qi Qian said just now was clearly trying to squeeze their grandparents and grandchildren, and even the entire Ding family.

   "Stop talking, let's go back to the room and leave early tomorrow morning." Mrs. Ding pursed her lips, her face full of deep thoughts.

  …

  Qin Liuxi walked to the door of his room, paused slightly, pushed the door closed, and said to the void: "How dare you come to me? Are you really afraid that I will take you in?"

  If Qi Qian was there, he might have thought Qin Liuxi was crazy, but he was talking to himself in the empty room.

  Qin Liuxi was staring at one place, the originally calm void like a water mirror seemed to be lightly rippled by someone, and a wet figure appeared in midair.

  It was a young woman with a ferocious face in cloth clothes, full of evil spirits, and at her feet, there was a child who was playing with a handful of water plants, giggling and making shrill, terrifying laughter.

   "You didn't take it." Although the female ghost dared to come, she didn't dare to get close to Qin Liuxi. She felt that once she got close to this woman, yes, she could see that Qin Liuxi was a woman, and as long as she got close to her, she might lose her soul.

  Qin Liuxi sat at the table, poured himself a cup of tea, and said with a half-smile: "Your tone sounds like you are sorry? Why, you came here to send you to reincarnation?"

  When the female ghost heard the word reincarnation, the resentment all over her body suddenly increased, making the temperature in the room and even the whole station chilly. The room in Qin Liuxi was even more gloomy and had a fishy smell.

  Boom.

  Qin Liuxi placed the teacup heavily on the table, causing the woman to jump reflexively in fright, and took two steps back.

"In my place, put away your resentment, and make my room cold and smelly, how can I sleep for a while?" Qin Liuxi accused coldly: "Being a man, no, being a ghost You must also be moral, and you can't just gossiping about other people's houses, especially mine."

   Female ghost: "!"

  No, I am a ghost after all, can you show some face and be a little bit afraid?

  The female ghost wanted to argue, but when she saw Qin Liuxi's eyes, she immediately faltered, restrained her resentment, and said aggrievedly: "I, I won't go!"

  (end of this chapter)