Yunxi looked at the mature-beyond-his-years Little Book and said with a smile:
"Boss Book, it has been a long time. I trust you have been well!"
Little Book gave a light cough and frowned.
"Aren't you busy inspecting Dragon Tiger Peak? How do you have time to come here?"
Yunxi sat down as familiarly as if she were in her own home and answered his question.
"I finished my inspection. I heard you moved the Inquiry Pavilion here, so I stopped by to take a look."
Little Book could not turn Yunxi away, so he could only say with a sour expression:
"Don't introduce customers to the Inquiry Pavilion anymore."
Yunxi raised a brow.
"What? Is there a boss who doesn't want to earn immortal stones?"
Beside them, Chanjia winked and made faces at Yunxi, indicating that the customer had asked something Little Book found difficult to answer, which was why his face looked so sour.
Little Book furrowed his little brows.
"Your friends are just as troublesome as you. They all ask questions that pry into the secrets of Heaven. Even if I know the answers to some of them, it is not convenient for me to say them. This could easily smash my reputation."
Yunxi smiled knowingly.
"So that's it. Then, Boss Little Book, just tell the customers what you can. Don't mention what you can't."
Little Book said unhappily:
"Wouldn't that still smash my reputation? Customers like you are better off not coming at all."
With that, he turned and went into the inner hall, clearly unwilling to say another word to Yunxi.
Only after Little Book had left did Chanjia lower her voice and say:
"Immortal Lord, please don't be angry. Little Book suffered two setbacks at your hands and feels he lost face, so he