With this reply, Su Mu could subtly detect the taste of green tea.

However, Granny Hu obviously did not have this definition. She excitedly held

"Fang'er, I have been thinking about you. After so many years, I have never forgotten you for a moment...your eyes, your nose, your mouth, your..."

Looking at Axiang's face, Granny Hu opened her mouth, but suddenly couldn't say the next words.

"Fang'er, you seem a little strange..."

Axiang didn't expect that Granny Hu could also say earthy love words. She continued blankly: "It's so cute?"

"Strange……"

Granny Hu squinted her eyes suspiciously, and her cloudy eyes reflected a simple drawing with almost misaligned facial features.

I didn't notice the cuteness, but it was quite strange.

And the more I look at it, the weirder it gets.

Grandma Hu recalled the appearance of Xunfang and her daughter, and was a little unsure for a moment.

Did her daughter look so strange before?

Feeling guilty for a moment, Ah Xiang hurriedly sent a message to Su Mu.

"Xiaomu!!"

Su Mu rubbed his temples and felt a swelling and pain in his brain.

She knew what the problem was.

Although Su Mu didn't see the painting painted by the soul painter Axiang with her own eyes, she could probably guess it based on Granny Hu's reaction.

It shouldn't be as simple as not being human.

It may have reached the point of challenging Granny Hu’s three views.

After all, she was just not very sober, not stupid.

Even if you want to confuse Granny Hu's memory, it must be at least somewhat reliable, right?

The face painted by Ah Xiang may be able to replace Grandma Hu's memory, but it cannot change Grandma Hu's perception.

And obviously, the masterpiece that Ah Xiang is doing now is contrary to Granny Hu’s knowledge.

If her daughter really looks like this, it is absolutely impossible for her to remain unknown.

After probably explaining the reason to Axiang, Su Mu looked helpless as he listened to the mermaid's howl for help.

There's really no way around it.

She had never seen how the painting was painted, so naturally she didn't know how to apply the patch, so now she could only watch Axiang's free play.

Fortunately, this fish is still reliable at the critical moment.

Facing Granny Hu's increasingly suspicious eyes, she swooped down, hugged Granny Hu's rickety body, and started to perform while covering her appearance.

"Grandma, it hurts me so much!"

A Xiangqian howled loudly.

"You don't know, those monsters, they bite me, bite my nose, bite my chin, bite my face... I feel so hurt, so uncomfortable..."

She imitated a sobbing voice, "When I woke up, my face was already..."

"I...I drew a new face for myself. I didn't have a light, so I drew the current face in the darkness..."

After leaving a large space for Granny Hu to think about, Axiang asked tremblingly.

"Mother-in-law, am I really weird now?"

Grandma Hu's heart was broken. Why would she care about Axiang's inhuman appearance? She shook her head in denial.

"Not weird, not weird!"

"My Fang'er is the prettiest, she looks good no matter what!"

"My mother-in-law made a mistake. Fang'er is beautiful! So beautiful! Fang'er is the most beautiful girl my mother-in-law has ever seen. There is no girl in this ten miles and eight villages who is more beautiful than you. How could she not be good-looking?"

Granny Hu tremblingly picked up Axiang in her arms and praised repeatedly: "Look at this nose, this mouth, and this chin, they are so beautiful. My mother-in-law was so stunned by you that she said that."
Chapter completed!