Master Yuan untied the little rabbit flowers and then wrapped it into a thin straw rope tied with red paper, unfolded the red paper, and first came up with the puzzle written in black ink.

"Why don't you have any fish?

What mountain has no stones?

Who has no father?

Which tree has no branches?

Who has no husband?

What city has no city?"

A scholar stood in front of a lantern and recited a riddle.

After reading it, I was also surprised. This riddle is too difficult! Who can guess this! Everyone who heard the riddle frowned.

When Chen Wan heard this puzzle, she was lost for a moment and couldn't help but think of the man who was as gentle as jade and as banished as an immortal. She couldn't help but feel sad and regretful in her heart.

This puzzle was the last riddle she and Murong Li guessed during the Lantern Festival banquet in the palace that year. Although she won, she always felt that Murong Li gave him up.

That was also the last Lantern Festival that Murong Li celebrated.

She always felt that Murong Li was the most perfect man she had ever seen, but God was always jealous of perfect people, giving him a bad body and letting him leave this world early.

Chen Die'er also frowned. What kind of riddle is this? It's so difficult.

The scholar who had puzzles that year looked at Master Yuan and said, "Who can answer such a difficult puzzle?"

Master Yuan smiled and said, "Someone has really answered such a difficult puzzle."

He had a senior brother making lanterns in the palace. Last year, he went to the imperial city to visit his senior brother and heard his senior brother talk about the interesting story of the emperor holding a banquet in the palace for the Lantern Festival the previous year.

He talked about this riddle that was hard to guess for ever, and he also wrote these wonderful riddles and puzzles in his heart, and this time he also used them to hang them under the best lantern he had made.

"who?"

Chen Die'er asked.

Master Yuan said: "Mrs. Chen Wan, the wife of the General's Mansion in Zhenguo."

When everyone heard Master Yuan talk about Chen Wan, the mansion of the General Zhenguo, he was silent, with regret on his face.

Although Jiangzhou is thousands of miles apart from the imperial city, they have also heard of the deeds of Mrs. Song.

It is rare to see women as smart and talented as her, and have such a broad mind. Unfortunately, God is jealous of talent, which makes her and her youngest son suffer from serious illnesses and go early.

When Master Yuan heard that the person he was talking about was his wife, Huier couldn't help but tilt the corners of her mouth. How could Master Yuan know that the person standing in front of him was Chen Wan, the wife of the general of Zhenguo who answered the riddle.

The scholar looked up at the starry sky forty-five degrees and sighed: "It turned out to be Mrs. Song's answer. Mrs. Song is really a talent. Yu admired her very much, but unfortunately, Yu had no chance to meet her in this life."

Huier just wanted to tell this sour scholar that when you meet, the person you admire will be in front of you.

"I can't even guess such a difficult riddle, you must not guess it either."

Chen Die'er raised her chin and looked at Huier and Shen Wan.

"That may not be the case," Huier shook her head as she spoke, and her little look was so proud.

When others saw her confidently, they looked at her. She was just a rich maid from a rich family. How could she guess this riddle?

"There is no fish in the south water, no mountains or stones, no a man without a father, no tree without a branch, no daughter without a husband, no Buddha city without a city, and Namo Amitabha Buddha!"

Chen Wan directly read out the answer with a light voice.

Master Yuan looked at Chen Wan in surprise and shouted: "By the way."

This is the answer to the mystery.

They actually guessed it?

Chen Die'er bit her lower lip unhappily.

"Can we give this lantern now?"

Chen Wan's face had a decent smile and asked at Master Yuan.

“Yes, yes.”

Master Yuan hurriedly took down the lantern and handed it to Huier, who was closest to him.

Huier took the lantern and thanked him. After all, the lantern was not expensive.

"Rabbit," the boy An grabbed Huier's hand.
Chapter completed!