At this time, Monk Buli had already changed into the most common linen clothes from the villagers that Erwa had found for him, and had grown inch-long black hair.

Under the sun and rain by the Tongtian River, he turned into the most ordinary shopkeeper and clerk.

Yuwen Liuli, on the other hand, took off the Phoenix Princess's skirt and put on the floral clothes that Cuihua had found for her.

Buli, who was busy cooking meat in front of the stove, became an enthusiastic brother, while the little princess from Phoenix City became the shopkeeper's cutest sister.

While greeting the guests who came in, he served freshly brewed hot tea.

Because the ferry had just opened, there were many guests, and Erwa and Cuihua also came to help.

Ever since the couple had been inseparable from church, they didn't need to worry about the business of the food shed. They only had their second son coming over from time to time to drink with Buli.

Most of the time, there is only one person in the shed to receive guests who cross the river.

Looking at everything in front of him, Erwa said with emotion: "Monk, I really don't understand why you come here to suffer while you are enjoying the blessings in the mountains."

Buli looked at Erwa and smiled and said, "Don't tell me, I'm just asking you, do I look like a brother from your village?"

Just as Cuihua was serving a plate of mutton to the guest, she looked at him and said with a smile: "It looks like it, but it doesn't look like it. When people ask me about it, they all say that you are Erwa's brother."

Buli scratched his head and laughed, pointing at Yuwen Liuli who was clearing the table and asked: "Look at her, does she look like my sister?"

Cuihua was silent for a while and did not answer his words. She turned around and helped Yuwen Liuli carry the bowls and chopsticks. She looked at her and asked softly: "Sister, why are you here to suffer?"

Yuwen Liuli raised his head, wiped a small amount of sweat from his forehead with his sleeves, smiled and said: "Because I really want to be the sister who can never leave my eldest brother!"

Upon hearing this, Erwa quickly followed Cuihua and shouted angrily: "My dear, let's not get involved in the monk and my sister's affairs. Have you forgotten what the young master said when he left?"

This sentence sounded a little convoluted, but the meaning was very clear. Cuihua thought about it and couldn't help but sigh quietly.
Chapter completed!