Mingruo was standing under the eaves of the corridor in front of a shop, but she was a little unbelievable. She stretched her hand out of the eaves and the thin raindrops fell on her palms, gently and slightly cool.

"So magical?" Mingruo took back his hand.

The "sun rain" only took a few breaths, but it was enough to attract people to worship the National Master. The people who were originally gathered under the high platform knelt on the ground. After presiding over the sacrifice, the National Master took his white jade sword and left.

"Aren't you leaving?" His Highness Prince Yun felt a little emotional in his heart. His princess didn't even look at himself with that admiration.

"Of course, let's go, the male gods have finished work." Mingruo looked around, and the pilgrims were still queuing up, waiting to burn incense.

Si Haochen held Mingruo's cheek with his hand and let her look at him. Mingruo looked at him in an unknown way, and asked with his big, smart eyes - what's wrong with you?

"Hmph." Si Haochen snorted lightly, raised his hand and bounced her forehead.

"Hey, it hurts!" Mingruo rubbed his forehead.

"Do you admire him very much?" Si Haochen saw the place he had just bounced, and he lowered his head and blew it.

"Who do you admire? Master National Normal University?"

"What about that?" Si Haochen took her hand and walked forward.

"I just think it's amazing." Ming Ruo took his boss Haochen's arm, "If you can call the wind and rain, I will definitely admire you even more."

"..." I really don't know how to call the wind and rain.

He hugged Mingruo's waist and toes gently tapped, and instantly rushed up to the roof. He moved with lightning. When he landed on the ground again, Mingruo couldn't figure out where they were. Mingruo was speechless, but he didn't expect that Si Haochen would be so childish.

"My bamboo horse is so amazing." Mingruo's eyes widened, and he felt a little aggrieved, "I just felt a little dizzy."

"Haha." Si Haochen was also amused by her, "It's too fake."

"You made me faint, and asking too much would be too much." Mingruo hung on Si Haochen's arm, she was really fainting, "Where is this?"

"Don't you think of going to the auction hall?"

Mingruo looked at the magnificent building with flying eaves and brackets in front of him. If Si Haochen didn't tell her that it was an auction venue, she would have thought it was a restaurant. Si Haochen showed the token and someone immediately invited them to the second floor of the auction venue.

The design of the auction house is somewhat like a theater. The first floor is a seat, and the second floor is a luxurious private room opposite the auction table, and the two sides are ordinary private rooms. The room where Ming Ruo and the others enter is located in the middle, with a very good view.

As soon as Mingruo sat down, a friend brought tea, snacks and dried fruits. I don’t know what the lot is like, but the service is quite in place.

The auction began soon, and the relatively cheap items were used to warm up the scene. The types of items were also varied - pills to treat internal injuries, soft armor for self-defense, and swords that cut iron like mud...

The two servants carried a small ebony box and placed it on the booth. The bidder opened the lid and introduced: "This is a copper eight-edged hammer made by Shenbing Villa, weighing 158 kilograms. The starting price is 800 taels of silver, and the price is no less than fifty taels per increase."

Mingruo's eyes lit up when he looked at the auction stand. He was so hard to find a place without any effort.

I saw a burly man with a beard on the first floor, holding up the wooden sign in his hand: "Eight hundred and fifty taels."

Next came a silence. Although the bidding for the first few items was not fierce, some people bid. However, most martial arts practitioners often use swords, which was completely unstoppable for the pair of sledgehammers.

The auctioneer also felt a little embarrassed and coughed lightly: "Eight hundred and fifty taels once..."

Mingruo picked up the wooden sign on the table and shook it. The auctioneer showed a grateful smile: "The guests in the No. 1 box of Tianzi went out for nine hundred taels."

Si Haochen raised his eyebrows: "What do you want this sledgehammer to do?"

"Can't you buy it and smash walnuts?" Mingruo replied with a smile.

"Are you sure you can hold your little arm?" Si Haochen was a little amused and crying, "and smashed walnuts..."

"..." I really can't pick it up.

The burly man continued to bid: "Nine hundred and fifty taels."

Mingruo quickly raised a thousand taels before saying to Si Haochen: "Did you see the lion-drawing pendant falling under the sledgehammer? It was carved with a hundred years of agarwood, and it was the medicinal material I have been looking for for a long time."

After hearing Ming Ruo's words, Si Haochen only thought of an idiom - buy a box and return a pearl.

Ming Ruo finally bought the copper eight-edged hammer for 1,200 taels, and waited for the auction to end and got the pair of agarwood pendants.

The items that followed were becoming more and more precious. The final item was a human-shaped purple jade ginseng king. The starting price was 800,000 taels, but it caused people to bid wildly.

"Ziyu Ginseng King, don't you need to refine medicine?" Si Haochen found that after the girl took the sledgehammer, she didn't care about other items.

"No need." Ming Ruo glanced at his space. The smallest purple jade ginseng was two circles larger than this branch. What should I do if I felt an inexplicable sense of superiority? Hahaha.

The human-shaped purple jade ginseng king actually sold a high price of 5 million taels. Ming Ruo suddenly realized that he might have come from a monetary.

You can enjoy the delivery service to the private room on the second floor. The auction manager brought two servants to deliver the sledgehammers.

Mingruo was about to touch the silver notes from the "sleeved bag", but Si Haochen threw the token used to enter the door to the manager. The manager carefully recorded the fees, and the expenses were signed by Si Haochen to the account.

After signing the letter, Si Haochen directly took the two agarwood pendants from the handle of the sledgehammer and gave them to Mingruo.

Mingruo took the pendant and put it into the "sleeved bag" with precious and seriousness.

Mingruo wanted to wait for the manager to leave with the servant, put the copper hammer into the space and just put the box on it. But the two servants left, and the manager was waiting with a smile.

Ming Ruo had no choice but to pull Si Haochen's sleeve and "Help me get it first, okay?"

A smile flashed in Si Haochen's eyes: "Call me husband."

Mingruo missed his loyal little brother carrying bags very much at this time - Si Haochen raised his sword eyebrows slightly, and he looked quite worthy of beating.

Ming Ruo grinds his teeth: "Husband..."

"Huh?" Although he knew that this girl was unwilling to do so, Si Haochen was still overjoyed when he heard her calling 'husband'.

Mingruo rolled his eyes, Prince Yun, please keep your cold ice-filled face. Now he smiled like a stupid fool, it was really scary: "Help take down the box."

"Okay." Si Haochen covered the wooden box and clamped it with his arm on one side. His relaxed look was as if he had a briefcase.

The manager was shocked. The young man's arm strength was amazing. The manager respectfully sent the two of them out of the auction hall.

At the door, Mingruo happened to meet a burly man who had just bid for an eight-edged hammer with her. Mingruo's eyes turned: "Young Master, do you really want this hammer, right?"
Chapter completed!