Chapter 347: 347 only has a visual impulse Chapter 347: 347 only has a visual impulse However, she felt a visual impulse towards the person before her, but had absolutely no psychological interest.

With that dry-tongued mouth of his, she knew at a glance he wasn’t her type.

Moreover, Ye Jiu looked down at his own flat, slender build and silently let go of his hand.

Cough!

She was still young, still a child!

The man in white, however, looked at Ye Jiu with eyes filled with terror, “You… you… Despite your young age, how can you be such a loose character?”

When Ye Jiu touched his cheek, the expression of savoring that moment was reflected in the man in white’s heart. If it weren’t for Ye Jiu’s young age and the fact that the man in white was restrained, he would certainly have kicked Ye Jiu ten thousand miles away.

“Bullshit, even if I were loose, I wouldn’t fancy an ugly freak like you!” Ye Jiu snapped in embarrassment and anger, stood up, and walked away.

All she did was envy his skin, not covet his beauty.

“You’re calling me ugly?” the man in white couldn’t believe it as he watched Ye Jiu’s departing figure, “I am handsome, elegant, and beloved by all. The girls who covet my beauty could line up from the east of the city to the north. How could I possibly be ugly? I think you’re the real ugly freak, clearly you’re just jealous of my good looks.”

Ye Jiu didn’t bother with the idiot anymore.

What she didn’t see, however, was that the moment she got up and turned around, the exaggerated expression on the man in white’s face immediately disappeared, and his eyes gleamed intensely with unmistakable confusion.

This girl was dressed as a boy, with slightly dark skin. If he hadn’t investigated beforehand, he would have really thought she was a boy.

He had been following her for several days now, aware that she didn’t know martial arts but somehow was able to suppress the Poisonous Insect Poison in Sikong Mo’s body.

Just now, she had used the Sleeping Drug to knock out those men, and he had been caught off guard by the drug without noticing anything unusual. Could it be that she was actually a more skilled physician than himself?

No, impossible.

A mere girl, even if she had started learning medicine from inside the womb, had only a few decades of experience at best. He, Divine Doctor Qing Li, had been learning medicine from a young age and was extremely gifted. How could a country bumpkin like her outshine him?

Feeling the chains that bound him, which were simply ordinary, shoddy products, Qing Li still did not attempt to break free, allowing himself to remain restrained.

Ye Jiu returned and said to Ye Wenzheng, “Put that man in white and Dongzi’s people in the carriage. When we get to the next city, we’ll send them straight to the government office for handling.”

Ye Jiu got on the carriage, and the convoy slowly began to move forward.

After an entire day, while they did come across villages where they could stay, since Dongzi and his men were still tied up in the carriage, to avoid any misunderstandings, they continued to make do in a grove outside of town.

At night, after Ye Jiu finished his dry rations and lay down in the carriage to rest, Dongzi and his men began to gradually come round.

Lu Biaotou brought them some dry rations for them to eat.

Although their hands were cuffed and chained, unlike being tied with rope, they could still move their hands enough to eat without hindrance, despite the lack of freedom.

Having been unconscious for a whole day and night and hungry for the same amount of time, their stomachs were completely empty, and they wolfed down their food greedily.

Once they finished eating, they started to realize their predicament and learned that Ye Jiu intended to send them to the government office, and they began to plead for mercy one by one.

Lu Biaotou was indeed helpless, “I’ve already pleaded with the young master for you, but, Dongzi, you were too greedy. Not content with seizing the goods and silver, you even wanted the lives of the young master and Brother Wenzheng. No wonder the young master is unwilling to let you go.”