Chapter 76: Liu Guozong reveals the secrets of Dream of the Red Chamber......Chapter Twelve

Liu Guozong reveals the secrets of Dream of the Red Chamber...... Chapter Twelve

158 chapters, Liu Guozong reveals the secrets of Dream of the Red Chamber's scandalous history and secret gossip, Chapter Twelve

The drunkard's intention....

(Sixteen), when Tang Xuanzong shouted at people to have Li Bai "eliminated", Li Bai was so frightened he "stared wide-eyed"……

Speaking of, that Li Bai kid was swaying his head and shaking his body, reciting a love poem trying to seduce Tang Chief's little wife, immersed in the mood of meeting the beauty at "Wu Mountain", wandering in the ambiance of "Jade Terrace".

Being seen by that Tang Chief with a "murderous look", he heard the clue: "What is this Li Bai kid doing, using poetry to get excited?" This 'drunk

The drunkard's intention' is not with my beloved little wife? Tang Chief was so angry he "stared wide-eyed".

When Li Bai heard that Tang Chief was shouting at people to have him "eliminated", at that moment the one who was "staring wide-eyed" was not Tang Chief, but Li Bai.

Look at Yang Da Mei, she usually flirts with Li Bai, the secretary beside Tang Chief, exchanging glances. Because of that damned old Tang Chief, she couldn't find a chance to express her love. The beauty could only keep her endless love hidden in her heart.

Just like Lin Daiyu's early love for Jia Baoyu, she didn't dare say it outright, but knew it in her heart.

Why is that? Because she had no certainty, couldn't tell the details: "Do I love him, but does he love me?"

That day in the rear garden, when Yang Da Mei heard Li Bai reciting poetry for her, she realized her love for Li Bai was not mistaken. When the beauty heard that Li Bai kid wanted to elope with her to "Wu Mountain" and go down to "Jade Terrace", her heart was both excited and afraid.

What excited her was: that Li Bai kid usually looks silly and clueless, but actually he keeps his feelings hidden. That's what a real person is—hiding the appearance, not showing it. Turns out he also loves me.

What frightened her was: that Li Bai kid was lovesick to the point of confusion, how could he say such things in front of everyone, especially in front of my old man? The meaning of this poem is not, "bald-headed lice—plain as day". You're not looking for death, are you?

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