Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 20: Young Master Wei

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

On the same night, Steward Qin came with the good news, and the elders were so delighted that Tang Jie had been selected that they went the entire night without sleep.

The next morning, someone from the Wei Estate came to lead Tang Jie to the estate.

Tang Jie did not get another meeting with the lady. Rather, an old man with the surname 'Niu' led Tang Jie into the estate.

Passing through peaceful ponds and pavilions, walking along shady little avenues, winding around magnificent fake mountains, and stepping across bridges of sandalwood, the two of them arrived at the Meditation Garden. As he looked at that bright red and willowy green flowerbed, Tang Jie knew that this would be where he worked.

Elder Niu began to instruct Tang Jie in how to care for these flowers and how to prune them. Tang Jie had brought a small notebook, and wrote down the pointers as he listened—a sight which the old man was rather satisfied to see.

Those boys who came to work as servants in the Wei Clan were generally after the opportunity to become servant students. Thus, they often had little interest in the proper path, and their attention was not on how to do their job properly.

Seeing Tang Jie so focused, at least able to differentiate between his actual duties and extraneous pursuits, the elder had a good impression of Tang Jie.

Once he was done explaining the basic care instructions, Elder Niu said, "Raising flowers isn't actually that difficult. You just need to follow the rules. The key here is your diligence. You're new here, so if there's something you don't understand, just ask me. I live in that little house on the side, over there. But if you keep asking me questions every day after a month, I won't be bothered to answer."

"Yes, this little one understands," Tang Jie respectfully replied.

The old man nodded in satisfaction and then began to tell Tang Jie about the situation in the Meditation Garden.

Since he was going to work, he had to at least know the people that lived here.

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