Zi said: "I have eaten it, but it is not very useful to me anymore. I have been soaking it in a medicine jar since I was a child."

Su Ji was even more curious about her origin. He felt that the medicine jars in women were afraid that they were all treasures of nature. Her origin was definitely not simple, but it didn’t seem to be from a large family or was she a foreigner?

Su Ji noticed the woman's temples.

It looks familiar.

In the blink of an eye, the woman left, and seemed not to want to stay with Su Ji.

Ji suddenly remembered where the woman's ears had seen. It was the princess of Donghu, Narentoya, who also had similar styles of hair.

Of course she can't be Narentoya Su

After a second thought, I figured it out that this is the customary style of the noble ladies on the grassland.

The woman is from the grassland and has a high status and raises so many snakes.

Could it be related to the Snake King, the disciple of the Beast God?

While Su Ji was thinking, he didn't know that something was closely related to Su Ji had happened in the Shendu City.

...

The four princes of Donghu married Dajin, but the princess ran away halfway. The news was still blocked. As a result, Donghu sent another envoy, saying that he wanted to ask Dajin to help find someone.

He is also a woman, and he is also a escapist.

It is said that because the beast god admired Su Ji very much and wanted to marry one of his proud disciples to him, the disciple was unwilling to do so, so he ran out alone and arrived in the Central Plains.
Chapter completed!