A poor peasant girl: Farming with a baby and abusing her husband

This negotiation ended unhappily.

Although Buji was arrogant, he still treated Liu Zhuo with the proper etiquette. He asked Liu Zhuo to stay in the camp for a few days and learn about the customs and customs of Tarra. He also took the initiative to assign Liu Zhuo a guide - Masu.

What Liu Zhuo didn't know was that Masu had been coquettishly begging his brother for a long time in the Tarra camp in order to keep Liu Zhuo.

Buji had no choice but to deal with his only sister, and seemed to have seen some clues.

But he didn't expose it immediately. He also started to plan something in his heart, so he gave his sister a favor.

Just after breakfast the next day, Masu appeared outside Liu Zhuo's yurt.

Liu Zhuo and Xu Wei were discussing changing some plans and negotiating with Buji again. If it still doesn't work, prepare to go back to the pilgrimage and prepare to send troops to solve it by force. Of course this is the last resort if reconciliation fails.

When Masu happily jumped into the yurt, Liu Zhuo and Xu Wei stood up in shock.

On the contrary, Masu said naturally: It doesn't matter, you can talk about yourselves. I, a little girl, have no interest in national affairs, let alone informing my brother. "

Xu Wei was very understanding: "Sir, let's stop talking here. I will make arrangements for the soldiers' return journey."

After saying that, Xu Wei slowly pushed out the yurt towards Masu Xingan.

At this time, there were only two people left in the room looking at each other.

Liu Zhuo felt uncomfortable when Ma Su saw him, so he couldn't help but said first: "What's wrong with the princess coming so early?"

Seeing Liu Junmei's careless face, Masu got a little angry and said:

"Hey, why are you like this? This princess has moved back from everything early in the morning just to come and accompany you. You are still like this, do you know how to be polite?"

Liu Zhuo was choked up and speechless by Masu's strong words.

"Princess, you are speaking harshly, but it seems that we haven't gotten to know each other well enough yet, so I'm afraid that I will live up to your kindness."

Masu: "Okay, okay, why are you Central Plains men like mother-in-law and mother-in-law? You can't be as simple as us grassland men! Let's go. As the master of the grassland, I will take you to enjoy our grassland scenery. You can go back to the Central Plains later." I can’t appreciate it anymore.”

Regardless of whether what Masu said was true or false, Liu Zhuo felt that she was cheerful, free and easy, simple and kind, and compared to her brother, she was really likable.

Masu only prepared two horses, and she arranged the accompanying bodyguards several miles away.

"Princess, where are you going to take me?"

Liu Zhuo rode a horse with a black light and followed Masu a few steps ahead.

I saw her tall and straight figure, wearing a bright and colorful gauze skirt, and her long curly hair under the veil glowed with a misty silver light in the morning light.

She suddenly turned around and smiled:

"Let's take you to the most beautiful place in our grassland. There are clear lakes and wild flowers. It is definitely no worse than your Central Plains. Follow me, there is still a thorny road before we get there!"

After saying that, she spurred her horse and whipped her horse, and the white-maned horse rushed forward like the wind.

Although Liu Zhuo did not live in the grassland, he had learned hunting, riding and shooting since he was a child, so he could not show his timidity in front of a little princess of Tala.

The black-maned horse under him seemed to follow the white horse in front of him without his urging. The wind rushed like lightning into a Populus euphratica forest.

Masu didn't seem to have any intention of waiting for Liu Zhuo, and just went ahead.

Liu Zhuo only felt a whistling wind and sand brought by the horse's hooves rising in the forest. He didn't know what Masu meant, so he could only follow him all the way.

Along the way through the Populus euphratica forest, Liu Zhuo seemed to see many bones of animals and some dry tree stumps. Except for the Populus euphratica forest that could take root in this desert, few weeds could survive.

He seemed to understand that the Tartar people were like these tough Populus euphratica, and it was really not easy to survive in this desert.

In the time it took to hold an incense stick, the black-maned horse brought Liu behind Masu. By this time they had passed through the Populus euphratica forest and arrived at a Gobi desert.

Liu Zhuo: "You are such a good horse. I recognize its owner. Without it, I would have died in that forest sooner or later."

Masu smiled and said: "What are you afraid of? Only the weak always die there in the Populus euphratica forest. You will never do that."

Liu Zhuo: "Princess, you really think too highly of me. I'm just an ordinary person."

Masu seemed to be reminiscing about the past and said as he walked: "You know, I have envied you people living in the Central Plains since I was a child. The land there is fertile and you don't have to endure such sandstorms and barrenness. I still remember that my father had to fight for it to survive. He led the tribe to migrate from one place to another, but many people still died due to the harsh environment. Therefore, my father would continue to expand territory for the tribe every time."

Liu Zhuo couldn't help but retort: ​​"Survival of the fittest is true, but it doesn't mean killing civilians from other tribes like animals."

Masu glanced at Liu Zhuo and was not angry: "You don't live in this land, so of course you can't feel the same way. Forget it, we won't talk about politics today, just for the beautiful scenery! Keep up! Moon Spring is just ahead. Not far away, let you see the sacred beauty of our place."

After saying that, she continued to run forward as briskly as if she was about to reach a sacred place.

Liu Zhuo's black-maned horse followed closely behind.

Sure enough, after a while the Gobi Desert began to become moist, and a trickle of water began to flow in the shallow ravines.

Where there is water, there is life. Sure enough, walking a little further Liu Zhuo saw some green flowers and plants. Now is the season of growth of all things in summer. Moistened by running water, there are more and more plants in the gaps between the stones in the Gobi.

Some vegetation has grown to two feet high, with flower blades sprouting from them, with purple and white spherical flowers blooming on them.

"This is called Resurrection Grass. Even though they are green and blooming now, in winter when these shallows are cut off, their leaves will quickly wither, leaving only the underground bulbs. When the next spring and summer, they will burst into endless vitality. In the past, Our ancestors collected its bulbs under extreme conditions to satisfy their hunger.”

At this time, Masu had jumped off the horse, and she nimbly shuttled between Resurrection Kusami to collect tidbits. Soon she was holding a handful of purple flower balls in her hands.

"Come on, if you see the style inside, suck it. You've never tasted this before!"

Liu Zhuo looked at Masu's enthusiastic face and was too embarrassed to refuse, so he hesitantly picked up a flower ball and tried it the way she said.

Sure enough, a sweet and fragrant smell spread directly from the throat to the spleen and stomach, making the body feel cool and comfortable.

Liu Zhuo seemed to understand why Masu loved this land. Although it was sometimes desolate, it provided a steady stream of sweet springs during her survival.

"Look, there is Moon Spring! I think you have never seen such a beautiful lake!"

After saying that, Masu ran away in the direction of Moon Spring.

Liu Zhuo followed her direction and saw a huge round lake not far ahead, showing a silvery white color and sparkling silvery white waves.