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... r drinking the water, Zhou Gongzi raised his head and asked, "That scholar over there, what is your name, what are you doing here?"

"I am, my name is Lu Li!" Lu Li introduced himself, causing Young Master Zhou to ask, "Who is the scholar? But from Wu County and Wu County?"

"Yes!" Lu Li heard the place name, although he didn't know where it was, he still admitted it. He observed Young Master Zhou with a faint smile, some data flashed in the corner of his eyes, and finally formed a p ...

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