Qin Shou looked at the carriage, touched his cloak, played with his stick, and happily went about his business.
As for whether Tianpeng could help the Moon Palace procure those things, he didn't care at all. If Tianpeng did it, he would consider it a bonus; if not? He would just get better ones himself later!
That's right, from the beginning, Qin Shou hadn't truly intended for Tianpeng to handle Moon Palace's affairs. He had only two goals: first, to trick some treasures out of him; second, to disgust the guy with all kinds of perverted demands until he left...
Now, with both objectives perfectly achieved, he was naturally feeling splendid...
Shaking his head, Qin Shou didn't bother with Tianpeng any longer and pondered what to eat...
But as soon as he thought of food, Qin Shou suddenly jumped up and shouted, "Aiya! Jiucai didn't give me my share!"
