Fast Wear: A Different Life

Chapter 290 Excessive Chapter

After Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling returned to Beijing and rested for a week, they took their New Year gifts and went home to celebrate the New Year.

After that, Wu Xie still drove his Wushanju, but never went to the tomb again; Xie Yuchen continued to earn his money; Fatty Wang still ran his antique shop; Hei Xia Zi lived a retirement life.

The cultural relics that were stolen out of the country by Qiu Dekao in recent years have been returned one after another, and the cultural relics in their national museum have also been quietly replaced by Ji Xiao.

Then they were quietly sent to the National Pavilion’s warehouse. Some people were panicked at first, but as it happened more and more often, people got used to it.

After that, Ji Xiao either lived alone with Zhang Qiling in Beijing, or went home to be with her parents, or took her brother's children back to live in the Taoist temple on Qingcheng Mountain.

Because Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling had no children, Ji Xiao took her brother's child to her side to teach him. She taught him everything, but mainly taught him the skill of fortune-telling. After all, their Qi family used to be fortune-tellers.

Since their nephew went to high school, Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling went to Shennongjia, where they lived a peaceful life with sunrise and sunset. In addition to going out to purchase supplies from time to time, they would also visit their parents in Sichuan from time to time; sometimes Wu Xie and others would come to Shennongjia to meet them.

Most of the time, the two would use their free time to study online. Even the house they lived in was built by them slowly. It was a farmhouse made of pure solid wood using mortise and tenon structure.

The days passed, and in the blink of an eye, summer came again.

One day, Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling were enjoying the cool in the yard when they suddenly heard hurried footsteps. It turned out to be Ji Xiao's nephew who came and told them excitedly that he had been admitted to the university and had received a scholarship to study abroad.

Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling were very happy to hear this, and they were proud of their nephew. However, their nephew's next words surprised them a little, "Aunt and uncle, I want to invite you to study abroad with me. You can open a Chinese teahouse there, which will definitely be very popular."

Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling smiled at each other. They understood their nephew's intention. Perhaps this was also a new way of life. They decided to consider their nephew's proposal. After all, with their current status, it was inconvenient for them to do anything in China, but it was different abroad.

Maybe you can also find out if there are really magic schools and vampires in foreign countries.

A few days later, Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling made up their minds and accepted their nephew's invitation. The three of them set foot on the land of a foreign country together.

There, they opened a Chinese teahouse, which was doing a booming business. In their spare time, they also started to wander around, not looking for anything in particular, just wandering around for no reason.

One day, Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling were walking on the street and accidentally saw a mysterious building. The building looked ancient and solemn, and there was a mysterious atmosphere around it.

Ji Xiao curiously pulled Zhang Qiling in and found that it was a magic school. They were surprised to find that the students here could use real magic!

Just as they were immersed in the novelty, a man who looked like a professor came over. There was a hint of surprise in the professor's eyes, and he seemed to be very interested in Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling. "Are you new here?" the professor asked.

Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling nodded. They became more and more curious about this magic academy. The professor smiled and said, "Welcome to the magic academy. There are countless secrets waiting for you to explore..."

In this way, Ji Xiao and Zhang Qiling worked as teachers in a magic school in a foreign country. At the same time, they recorded what they learned here in the form of words, and then taught it to her nephew on weekends.