The Soldier King Becomes a Useless Little Girl-Chapter 670 - 667: The Monk Returns

Xin Lin remembered the last time she visited De Yue Building, she didn’t have this kind of feeling.

Could all this be because the Phoebe Wood Sign was desecrated?

However, desecration aside, De Yue Building was still bustling with fully seated guests.

It only slightly affected the facade; with De Yue Building’s reputation, the impact was probably minuscule.

Gui Hu saw Xin Lin humph.

Indeed, the little hen wasn’t satisfied with this effect.

"The real show is yet to come."

Gui Hu, as if he understood something, stepped forward with long strides and entered De Yue Building.

The waitstaff in De Yue Building bustled back and forth; the shopkeeper was greeting new and regular customers, with no one noticing the two’s arrival.

Xin Lin found a corner and waited with Gui Hu.

Before long, at the third table to Xin Lin’s left, a customer’s face suddenly changed color.

He spat spit a few times, spitting out a small pebble from his mouth.

"Waiter! What’s going on! The prestigious De Yue Building, and there are stones in the food. Get your shopkeeper over here."

The customer was rugged and bourly, clearly a brutish man.

His yelling attracted the attention of the other guests around.

"Customer, please calm down."

As soon as the shopkeeper heard, he wiped the sweat and hurried over, leading the customer aside. He not only bowed and apologized profusely, offering them a waived meal and added two bottles of fine wine, which finally made the customer slump back to his seat, still huffing and puffing.

"Call the general worker from the back kitchen, how was the food washed! This is the third time today; it never happens even once a year."

The shopkeeper was also furious.

"Shopkeeper! Look at this, what the hell is this in the dish, there’s actually a green caterpillar!"

Another customer swore.

The shopkeeper, with a pained expression, quickly stepped forward to soothe the situation.

In one evening, the shopkeeper was cursed bloody by several tables of customers for worms in the food, stones, food being too salty or not salty enough.

Although each incident ended up being resolved with apologies and compensation.

But those guests left with black faces, muttering that they would never come to De Yue Building again, scoffing at it being the top Spiritual Food Restaurant of Purple Cloud City.

Was this the result of the Phoebe Wood Sign being desecrated?

Xin Lin was rather amused as she watched everything unfold, giving Gui Hu a look that said, "Not bad at all."

"But little scuffles like this won’t cause De Yue Building fatal harm, trying to shake its status as the top Spiritual Food Restaurant is still tough."

Xin Lin thought while she watched.

At the time when De Yue Building was busiest and at its most lively,

Gui Hu suddenly said,

"We should leave."

"We haven’t seen enough yet, let’s continue watching."

Xin Lin wasn’t ready to leave, she was hoping for more trouble from the desecrated Phoebe Wood Sign.

But soon, Xin Lin understood why Gui Hu wanted to leave.

"Little benefactor, my friend and I happened to pass by and would like to rest our feet at your esteemed establishment."

A somewhat familiar voice came through.

Xin Lin followed the voice and her brow twitched.

She saw a familiar monk under a familiar broad hat walking into De Yue Building.

The familiar monastic robes, the familiar hat, wasn’t that Monk Feng Xi?

Xin Lin blinked.

Suddenly, she remembered, Gui Hu and Monk Feng Xi didn’t seem to get along.

"To go or not to go?"

Gui Hu’s voice was somewhat icy.

"Are you afraid of Monk Feng Xi?"

Xin Lin pointedly asked about the elephant in the room.

"You won’t last much longer."

Gui Hu glanced at Xin Lin and reminded her of a fact.

Xin Lin then realized that she had consumed a significant amount of her Spiritual Power.

She remembered that she had used a lot of Spiritual Energy in today’s Spiritual Technique Class.

And at this moment, she didn’t have the Jade Pure Spring on her.

She wondered if she would be discovered!