Quick Transmigration: Leisure

Chapter 247 Fu Bao's Second Sister's Story: Extra Chapter

Jiyilou.

"Waiter, is Master Mi available today?"

"Sir, I'm sorry, the master is fully booked." The waiter smiled obsequiously, his tone ingratiating but his expression quite ordinary.

Ever since the Jiyi Building opened a fortune-telling corner, before and after the major exams, guests have flocked there in droves.

I don't know how that person calculated it, but no matter what expression they went in with, they always came out looking relaxed and at ease.

It felt as if I had lost a lot of weight.

today,

It's not that there were too many customers.

Instead, they only accept one person at a time.

"Fu Lala!"

"exist!"

"Are you ready?!"

"Report! All done!"

"Alright, let your second aunt take your pulse and make the final adjustments. Remember, everyone else is just a bunch of radishes; they'll only end up being pickled like salted vegetables when they meet you. They're nothing to fear." Xia Youmi, with an ethereal air, lay on a chaise lounge taking the pulse of Xia Youtian's daughter, Fu Lala.

This is...

The only one in their family with a talent for studying who also works very hard.

others,

From Xia Wowo to Yutoutou, and then to Xia Jiujiu, the three of them were all led astray by Xia Youmi.

They focused on developing their own talents and did not painstakingly study the academic subjects their grandfather loved most.

even,

Yu Tou Tou also inherited Tian Chao Yu's talent and began to spend his days consulting feng shui and interpreting divination with the Tian brothers.

They are often nowhere to be seen.

It's impossible for the entire Yu family to keep thinking about it.

Xia Jiujiu is the son of Xia Yibai and Fu Shi.

As a child, he appeared refined, quick-witted, and eager to learn, but it turned out that his talents had gone astray, as he had read a lot of frivolous books.

Then, he became a well-known writer of vernacular stories.

He's the kind of author who writes one book and it becomes a huge hit.

Riding this wave of popularity, Xia Yisong also opened a "Poetry, Wine and Bookstore" for his nephew.

Fu Shi is also an open-minded person. She pursues her son herself and often urges him to update his work in person.

Then I discussed the plot with Xia Yibo.

There are several books.

It's specifically about their kind of emotional life, and the second sister even gave it a category name: something like "marriage first, love later".

Forced into marriage, the two were moved by each other's qualities and endured numerous hardships. In the end, they discovered that it was love destined by fate.

Oh dear! I'm so embarrassed.

Xia Jiujiu also wrote a story based on the deep love and unwavering devotion of her third uncle and his wife.

For example, taking care of you day after day for more than ten years.

The massage goes on all day long. I only want you; I don't want children.

Ultimately, this moved the gods to bestow a miraculous medicine upon your wife or husband, allowing him to recover.

There's also a story about bickering lovers and childhood sweethearts.

This is clearly based on the Xia Youqing couple!

We were childhood sweethearts, but now you have her by your side, and I have him.

After all the bickering and joking around, it turned out that I fell in love with her in the end!

The best-selling storybook has to be based on Xia Youtian and Fu Zhao—The Domineering Marquis Falls in Love with Me!

Xia Jiujiu carefully selected the most dramatic moments of her aunt and uncle's life and recorded them in her little notebook.

What about your romantic entanglements, and my love affair?

Despite differences in social status, love can overcome all obstacles.

In short, Xia Jiujiu releases a new book in her "Domineering Marquis" series every now and then.

Satisfy the most loyal readers.

It is said that

Even members of the royal family would read it secretly.

Xia Jiujiu has never had any trouble choosing topics. He can even make up elaborate stories about his grandparents' and the old Marquis's tragic love story.

After having a dedicated printing and distribution agency, Xia Jiujiu also received many letters from readers.

I would occasionally tell him about the plot.

Occasionally, I'll bring up the issues with his books.

The most common one is:

Author, why is the protagonist in the book...?

There's always an older brother who never gets married.

There was also a second sister who was also unmarried and only knew how to lazily enjoy life.

Author, are you just being lazy and not changing the settings once you've gotten used to them?

Moreover, dear brother, although your eldest brother has been described in countless different ways, he has always been the same person!

Dear sister, you must be lying to me. How can my second sister be a fortune teller, a doctor, and a painter all at the same time?

Is he some kind of deity?! That's too exaggerated; sometimes he's even more divine than the main character.

Xia Jiujiu would gradually reply to readers, but his statements would become increasingly outrageous, and almost no one believed him.

later,

Everyone treats those two as regular supporting characters.

later,

This has also spawned a fan base for these two supporting actors!

They all asked me to write a story for them as well.

Xia Jiujiu occasionally gets a headache, but she still tries to write.

The first story featuring Xia Youmi is about her relationship with Fu Shi, a pure and lily-like relationship.

He even deliberately reversed his mother's appearance and identity in an attempt to prevent people from discovering his true identity.

However, as I wrote, my experiences, personality, and actions unconsciously came to the fore.

Xia Yibai was so shocked that he tried to steal the manuscript that very night and destroy it to prevent it from being published.

In the end, he couldn't go against his wife's wishes.

He had no choice but to pick up their marriage-before-love-then-arranged book and chew on it over and over again.

He even vowed to keep producing candy for his son to see, so that he would write more stories about himself and his wife.

The story of my uncle, Xia Yisong.

Summer wine is even more difficult to write about.

He was actually quite happy, treating every family member's descendant as his own.

It wasn't that he didn't appreciate women's beauty; it's just that he preferred maintaining the larger community to his own family.

Finally, Xia Jiujiu paired her uncle with a kind-hearted spirit.

She had no relatives since childhood, but she tried her best to live and try to take human form.

People humiliate it, mock it, smash its little nest, and even covet it.

The poor little sprite ran and ran, until finally, in the darkness, it found warmth.

A steady and reliable man leans on it, and it accompanies him in creating life beyond responsibilities.

Xia Jiujiu is very satisfied with this article.

When he took it to his second aunt for review, he saw that she had tears in her eyes.

in this way,

This story has been a success.

In her later years, Xia Jiujiu dedicated herself to giving everyone a happy ending.

Just like how moved my uncle was when he first saw the storybook.

......

Xia family.

Xia Wowo is indeed the eldest sister, but she knows the ropes.

They should know to give way to their younger siblings and give them a chance to work hard.

She herself inherited her second aunt's recliner.

They spend all their time researching how to eat well and how to sleep well.

Perhaps it was because her aura was so convincing that no one had any objections.

It often made the youngest Fu Lala shed tears of envy.

Spicy is everyone's expectation; she is surrounded by love until she is fifteen.

Have enough fun, time to get to work, young lady!

When you want it, the rules will make way for you.

Under the new emperor's reforms, women were allowed to serve as officials in the court, and Fu Lala was among the first batch of candidates.

To prepare for the exam, she stayed at her father's Jiyilou restaurant for the entire spring, summer and autumn.

Various renowned teachers kept coming to her door to offer guidance.

My second aunt even opened a fortune-telling shop here, just to select students for her.

Those people came with their troubles, and my second aunt gave them a good talking-to using psychology and feng shui, and then didn't charge them.

They only accepted his most profound knowledge.

Then he would selectively pass on the knowledge to himself.

sometimes,

Fu Lala couldn't tell whether those Confucian scholars were there for fortune telling or for her second aunt.

They were all scheming to become his long-term teachers, the kind who would stay overnight at the cottage.

Alas!

Everyone lifted them up.

What is there to worry about ahead?