Upon arriving at the tailor shop, the old lady who runs the shop is delighted to see Ye Liang.
She immediately introduced Ye Liang to Wei Wenshi, the village chief's daughter, who was essentially her apprentice's assistant.
"Young master."
Since Ye Liang was someone that Du Po thought highly of, Wei Wenshi remained polite to him.
Although she had already heard that this person made her brother very unhappy.
She maintained her elegant demeanor, and after exchanging greetings with Ye Liang, she continued to focus on helping Grandma Du with making clothes.
Her state of mind was completely unaffected by the appearance of Ye Liang, this elegant young man.
Actually, they just ignored Ye Liang and didn't think he was anything special.
Even though she already knew that he was the one who defeated the bandit leader, and that he came from the Bixian Sect.
However, this did not make Wei Wenshi feel that he was worth her looking at again.
Ye Liang didn't think that this was hurtful to anyone's self-esteem.
This is actually quite normal. Aside from his identity as a spoiled young master, our young master has never been the kind of handsome man that everyone loves or that makes girls swoon.
Only the most narcissistic person would think that just because they come from Earth, they can make the local girls, especially talented and beautiful girls, fall head over heels in love at first sight when they appear in the tailor shop of this strange mountain village.
There shouldn't be anyone that narcissistic.
Therefore, Ye Liang took it quite lightly.
"Hello, young lady." After greeting the girl, Ye Liang stopped paying attention to this girl who seemed quite extraordinary compared to ordinary village girls. Instead, he hurriedly handed over the schoolbag pattern he had drawn overnight to Granny Du and asked her to help make a few schoolbags for the children.
Ye Liang wanted to get the children schoolbags as soon as possible so that it would be easier for them to go up and down the mountain to attend school.
Ye Liang had already observed the local children going to and from school; they used wooden bookcases. These were perfect for storing writing brushes, ink, paper, and inkstones.
However, his four children were different. Their journey home involved climbing a mountain, and it was very inconvenient for them to carry their heavy suitcases of books up the mountain.
A schoolbag is still better.
I carried it up the mountain; it was more convenient than carrying a box of books.
Having received the young master's blueprints, I, who had been a tailor for almost my entire life, had never seen anyone want to make a book bag that resembled a satchel.
Out of curiosity, he took it to his half-apprentice, assistant Wei Wenshi, for her to examine.
After Wei Wenshi looked at the blueprints, she glanced at our young master with a strange look in her eyes, as if she was somewhat surprised that such an ordinary person could come up with some novel items and even make blueprints.
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