"Do you believe it now?" Mrs. Wang said, counting with her fingers: "I'll use Liuren and do the math again."

Ah Jiu can't help but seek medical treatment in a hurry, can he?

"Okay." I was waiting for the good news, but I couldn't help but worry about the bad news rising in my mind.

Wang shook her head and sang: "Heavenly stems and earthly branches, Chou Yin Mao Chen, the son of Liu Ren...hiss!" After taking a breath of cool air, he said:

"Hey, Southeast, why is this old guy still in the Southeast and hasn't moved to the Southeast? Xingwei Gouchen...is this old guy facing a lawsuit?"

"Grandma, please don't say I don't understand, can you?" Ah Jiu glanced at her mother and Aunt Li who were packing up the cart outside the door.

"Perhaps this old guy was involved in a lawsuit, which temporarily blocked his schedule. However, the result of the lawsuit was that he died in vain. It happened to be in the future... Hiss, this may be unknown. By the way, his granddaughter was lost when she was three years old, right?

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How does Ah Jiu know?

Looking at grandma talking to herself, she continued: "I'm afraid it will be difficult to accept it for a while. Jiu'er, don't worry, at least your life is not in danger."

"Didn't you say it was the door to death last time? It's very unlucky." Ah Jiu asked again.

Seeing that she was asking so hard and still holding her neck up, Mrs. Wang simply came down and said, "It's just unlucky. Granddaughter, please remember, people's hearts are not as good as snakes swallow elephants. All unlucky things are caused by the parties' dissatisfaction with what they want."

"Mom, what are you talking about?" Cai Lihua pulled her daughter behind her: "Mom, please don't teach your child bad things."

"..." Mrs. Wang was stunned for a moment: "I won't say it any more." She waved her hand and turned around to go out: "Everything is just left to chance and has its own cause and effect."

"When your father comes back, we will go to the city." Cai Lihua turned around and pressed her daughter's shoulders with her hands, kneading them a few times with her fingers.

I don't know what the future holds, and I always feel ashamed of this child.

Meng Shaode hurriedly ran into the house and closed the door quickly, with a look of shock on his face:

"Let's go quickly. Uncle Li Zheng has already gone to inform us. It doesn't matter. The matter is more serious than we thought."

"What kind of serious method?" Cai Lihua let go of her daughter's shoulders and asked.

"Li Zheng said that he was old and was born and raised here. The elderly people who informed him were unwilling to leave, saying that they did not plan to move."

As soon as these words came out, there was a bustle outside and the sound of gongs being beaten inside.

Ninety-nine out of a hundred families knelt on the ground and cried. The wheat seedlings had just come out, and this time they would not be able to wait for the harvest.

"It's useless to cry. If we are fleeing famine, these wheat seedlings may be able to cover up some of our hunger and thirst."

I don't know who said this, and everyone had an idea.

A swarm of bees rushed into the fields to pull out wheat seedlings.

In the madness, who would even bother to identify whether this is their own land, and rush forward to pull it out? Anyway, there are people who are going to pull out their own land.

This scene was seen by Cai Lihua, who had just opened the door and was about to set off in the evening.

"Hiss..." Bang.

He drew his neck back and closed the door, almost pinching his own head.

"What should we do? Those villagers are going crazy, but if we don't leave now, we are afraid that the key to Nanming City will be released." Cai Lihua.

"This is easy to handle. Let's set off early in the morning and arrive at the place where the curfew is lifted in Nanming City." Meng Shaode said this and Cai Lihua nodded.

The villagers outside were plucking and plucking, and suddenly someone yelled, "The Meng family who stayed with Lao Niu's family must have been too quick. They were all stripped naked."

Everyone came over, and some people still had wheat seedlings in their hands, with wheat grains still hanging on the roots.

They all gathered in Lao Niu's land.

"Oh, it's so clean. If a blind cow comes into his field, it will starve to death."

Someone outside the human wall pointed into the alley and shouted: "The Meng family's ox carts have been taken care of."

"What?"

Everyone looked towards the village, their eyes searching the alley in front of Niu's house.

Look at this, the oxcart is ready and safe.
Chapter completed!