Quick Transmigration: The Host Refuses to Save the Mission Target

Chapter 23 Exclusive Wild Dog (V)

    It was quiet in the middle of the night, with only the sound of insects chirping in the mountains outside the house.

    Pei Song wanted to tease him, so he lazily lifted his eyelids and said, "It's almost midnight, let's talk about it tomorrow."

    "You said," Ah Shi pursed his lips, sensing the refusal, "If you get the job done, you'll get a reward when you come back."

    He frowned, "No, you're lying."

    Pei Song laughed briefly and stood up from him.

    "Then go take a shower first, there's still blood on your body, it's so dirty."

    Pei Song turned to him, extended his index finger, and raised his eyebrows.

    "I'll only wait for you for an incense stick of time."

    He lightly hooked his chin with his index finger, and when Ah Shi's body stiffened, he immediately retracted it, walked into the inner room of the house, yawned and said, "If you don't come back after an incense stick of time, I'll go to sleep."

    The touch of the delicate fingers on his chin still remained, and Ah Shi's eyes turned deeper as he looked at Pei Song's back, and his Adam's apple rolled.

    The next moment, he shook his body and quickly jumped out of the wooden window beside him.

    The action was so fast that it was almost impossible to react.

    I don't know where this person went to take a quick cold shower. When Pei Song was about to fall asleep, he felt a cool breeze approaching, and then he was pressed down from above.

    Ah Shi supported his hands on both sides of his head. Because he ran over quickly, his breath was still a little uneven.

    His eyes were deep and he panted hoarsely.

    "One stick of incense, not here yet."

    ...

    Without the threat of the villagers, Pei Song got up the next day and picked a few people to follow Ah Shi into the mountains to collect herbs.

    Two days later, they came out of the mountains and came back happily with herbs.

    There were not enough herbs to sell in large quantities, but they were enough for his own use.

    Pei Song thought that if there were some left after he finished eating, he would sell them at a high price.

    There is no shortage of wealthy businessmen and high-ranking officials in Jiangnan, but precious medicinal materials are hard to come by. It just so happened that he remembered that in the plot, the beloved daughter of the local prefect also needed this medicinal material when she fell ill in the later period, and maybe he could make a good meal at that time.

    After 930 sensed his thoughts, he shook the data and complained: "Host, you are so black-hearted."

    Pei Song shrugged his shoulders and raised his eyebrows: "After all, I am a businessman."

    The most difficult medicine in the prescription was found, and Fang Yi and Fang Er were the happiest.

    They were both bought by Pei Song from black-hearted people when they were young. They were loyal and naturally delighted to see that their master's illness had hope of being cured.