Don't Pinch The Tip Of My Tail

Jian Chen has grown up and heard various people comment on him.

But being praised and exaggerated, praising him for smelling good, and even saying he smelled delicious, was not only the first time he encountered this situation, but it also made him extremely unhappy.

It's a pity that the monster who expressed this thought only said this strange but useful sentence from beginning to end. No matter how Jian Chen asked him later, he always expressed ignorance about it.

"I don't know, I really don't know."

The monster just shook his head after he asked: "I just came here not long ago, and I didn't eat anything randomly. At most, I took a few bites of the radishes in your house..."

"It has nothing to do with the radishes!" Jian Chen wanted to ask him why he commented on himself like he did just now. Who knew that the other party actually wanted to blame the innocent radishes, so he couldn't help but interjected, "don't blame others. Don't blame others!"

After being ruthlessly rejected by Jian Chen, the monster was silent for a moment, and had no choice but to look through his memory and change his mind.

"I've never met you before," he said, "so I can't answer you. Is this feeling innate or caused by some opportunity?"

It seems to be true.

Jian Chen thought carefully about his words for a few seconds, then pursed his lips and nodded reluctantly.

After all, in the memory of his mind, none of the monsters he had encountered before had expressed similar remarks.

It really scares the rabbit.

Jian Chen couldn't find the answer in this monster, so he finally chose to give up.

But Jiang Chichuan, who stood aside and watched the whole process, suddenly added after Jian Chen sighed to express his understanding: "Where have you been before?"

"Ah?"

The monster was afraid of Jiang Chichuan. When he heard him ask himself, he didn't react at the first moment. It took him a long time to finally sort out his thoughts.

"I haven't been anywhere before," he answered honestly, "I just came from the forest."

Jiang Chichuan was silent for a few seconds thoughtfully, then nodded slightly.

"Have you ever seen the owner of the evil spirit you mentioned?"

"It's not like I've seen it before, I just had a vague glimpse of it." The monster replied.

This answer was expected by Jiang Chichuan, but Jian Chen was surprised and asked, "then what does he look like?"

This question sounds very simple, but it actually puts the monster in a difficult position: "I can't explain clearly, but I just think he is not good-looking from a distance, and he is tall and imposing, so few monsters dare to approach him."

His response and expression didn't look like he was lying. No matter how curious Jian Chen was, he couldn't get any other answer from him.

Based on the fact that this monster did not really hurt Jian Chen and others, his subsequent performance was quite cooperative. And later, under the supervision of Jiang Chichuan, although he was reluctant, he still bent over and apologized to Jian Chen sincerely, after receiving a small punishment from Jiang Chichuan, he let him go.

"But he ate my radishes..."

Looking at the back of the monster leaving in a panic, Jian Chen stood there, still complaining about the original owner: "He even demolished my house."