A bronze mirror was placed before the little girl. The mirror reflected the face of a young, fair-skinned girl with no expression but very lively eyes, her head adorned with two small buns.0

The person outside the mirror looked at the person in the mirror, and the person in the mirror looked back, both startled.2

Eyes widened, the girl instinctively tilted her head backward. Upon noticing that the other person made the same movement, she was startled again. As they both saw each other clearly, their eyes were filled with curiosity. The two little girls tilted their heads in unison, exchanging curious glances.0

Occasionally, they would lift their eyelids and sneak a look at the person standing in front of them.0

“How is it?” The Daoist put away the mirror.0

“...!” The little girl stared at him without speaking.0

“You seem to like it,” the Daoist said, lifting the mirror to take a look at his own reflection.0

Unlike the yellowed bronze mirrors commonly seen in ancient dramas, this mirror was not yellowed. Its surface was extremely smooth and polished, made of silver-white metal, reflecting images with colors and gloss comparable to modern mirrors.0

In the mirror was a young Daoist, someone unfamiliar to him.6

“How much?”0

“Its price is fixed. Five hundred wen!”0

“That's e...0