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... y returned, Zhouzhou dashed to her room and collapsed into bed. The next morning, she was abruptly pulled out of bed by her relentless master.

"Come on, hurry up, time to work!"

"We’ve already thanked Yiyun, and we can’t leave things hanging. We need to get the job done quickly!"

Zhouzhou groggily opened her eyes, staring at his face full of resentment. With a sulk, she muttered, "Master, do you know why I didn’t grow to seven meters tall?"

Li Yuanming glanced at ...

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