Time travel has no future, the peasant girl just wants to farm and get rich

Soon they came to the streets of Da'an County, scanning every pedestrian, hoping to find traces of their grandmother and uncle.

However, they couldn't find any familiar figure among the crowds of people coming and going on the street.

Su Youjun was anxious, and he couldn't help but start a conversation: "Grandma, uncle, where are you? You have to hold on, we will definitely find you."

They asked many people, but naturally they had no clues. Maybe they asked the wrong person!

Just when they were extremely anxious, suddenly, an old carriage stopped in front of them.

The driver was a gray-haired old man, who should be an aborigine who often lives here. He looked at Su Youjun and his mother kindly and said:

"You two ladies, what are you looking for?"

Su Youjun replied eagerly: "We are looking for grandma and uncle. They seem to be begging for a living around here."

The old coachman frowned slightly. After thinking for a moment, he said, "You've asked the right person about this. I live nearby and run a small business, and I often see many beggars wandering around here.

And in a ruined temple just one mile outside the city is the residence of the beggars. Maybe, there is the person you are looking for there. "

Hearing the news, Su Youjun and his mother showed a hopeful smile on their faces.

"Thank you, old man. Your news is very valuable to us." The two thanked him.

"You're welcome, I feel heartbroken when I see those beggars making a living. I hope they can all find their families." After sighing, the old man left.

They watched the old man leave until there were many beggars in the ruined temple. They bought a lot of food, immediately got on the carriage and drove towards the direction of the ruined temple outside the city.

The carriage bumped along the rugged mountain road, but Su Youjun's heart was full of expectations.

He imagined what his grandmother and uncle looked like, hoping that they were still healthy and not too bad, otherwise his mother would be heartbroken.

Finally, the carriage stopped in front of a ruined temple.

Su Youjun and her mother eagerly got out of the carriage and faced the ruined temple in front of them. They didn't know how to describe their sadness.

The once majestic temple was now in dilapidated condition.

The four walls were covered with moss, and thin vines ran through the gaps between the remaining bricks and crawled all over the walls in a mess.

The pitch-black roof has been eroded by time so much that the original color is almost invisible, leaving only a dull gray, like a ruin forgotten in the long river of history.

The gate of the temple has long been dilapidated, with only a few mottled wooden boards remaining, crumbling. There was a glimmer of light coming from the crack in the door, like a candle in a shrine deep in the temple, flickering lonely.

The stone steps in front of the door had collapsed, and a gust of wind blew up the fallen leaves and suddenly blew up a cloud of dust.

There is an old smell in the surrounding air, which seems to be the trace of time.

The temple is empty and desolate, with withered yellow leaves covering the ground, making a rustling sound. There are several worn-out incense burners placed on the long-dusted incense table. There is no longer any fragrance, only the remaining ashes.

A dilapidated Buddha statue is enshrined in the center of the temple. The Buddha's face has been eroded by time and blurred, leaving only a faint ray of light illuminating it.

The four walls of the temple are dilapidated, with gray bricks exposed in the cracks, as if silently telling the vicissitudes of time.

Several incomplete murals on the walls have been washed away beyond recognition by the rain, leaving only some scattered colors that vaguely outline the glory of the past.

There are dense layers of spider webs in the corners, and the spiders are busy weaving their own homes. The long-abandoned atmosphere in the temple makes people feel an inexplicable desolation.

Some old lanterns hung on the ceiling of the temple. The light had long since disappeared, and the hanging ropes had broken and were crumbling.

The bats in the corner were flying around and making low murmurs, which seemed to tell the story of the vicissitudes of the temple.

There is a damp breath floating deep in the temple, and there is a cold and desolate feeling in the air, as if there are countless ghosts wandering in the temple.

As dusk approaches, the setting sun shines through the broken windows of the temple and reflects on the walls, creating mottled light and shadow.

The breeze blows, blowing the dust in the temple, creating a hazy scene.

A few birdsong came from the woods outside the temple, which seemed to quietly bring a touch of life and warmth to the dilapidated temple.

The dilapidated temple is very dilapidated, with drafts leaking from all sides. This scene is so bad that one cannot help but feel a sense of sadness for the passage of time it has suffered.

How could mother and daughter feel better after seeing a place like this?

It's okay that it's not winter yet. In winter, there will definitely be drafts from all sides and it will be extremely cold.

Seeing that the beggar inside was nowhere to be seen, he must have gone to beg for food, the two of them felt a little uncomfortable after a trip in vain.

"Jun'er, there is no one in the ruined temple at all. Those people must have been hungry for a long time and have gone out to beg.

what to do? what should we do? Your grandma and uncle haven't seen each other, so your mother is really worried! "Chen Shuyao cried bitterly.

"Don't worry, mother, the sun is going to set now. Let's wait here. Those beggars will come back begging in a while.

When they come back, we will ask grandma where the uncle is and give them the food we bought. "

Thinking that there is countless money in these spaces, if possible, she would give some silver coins to each of those people so that they can spend this winter well.

"Woo hoo... I don't know where they are now, so I can only wait." Chen Shuyao said with a choked voice, and she and her daughter came to the carriage and waited anxiously.

Thinking that the three of them had been searching for so long but could not find anyone, and now they had not eaten for a long time, they quickly said:

"Ayong, you must be hungry after traveling for a long time! There is something to eat on the carriage. Go in and get some for yourself!"

"It's Miss. Miss and Madam, please have something to eat too! You are such kind people, God will not let down your hard work." After Ayong said, he went to get some food and handed it to Madam.

"Ayong, you eat first! I will eat with my mother later."

"Okay miss, don't be too sad, we will find them."

Ayong came to the carriage and wolfed down the delicious food. He hadn't eaten anything since morning and was really hungry.

Su Youjun saw his sad mother, took out two meat buns from the car, handed them to her mother and said softly:

"Mom, I haven't eaten for a day. Let's eat something to cushion our stomach. After eating, we have to ask those beggars later."

"Okay!" Chen Shuyao knew that after a while he would be asked about his whereabouts and would be in a hurry to find someone. Then he would have no time.

So he took the bun from his daughter's hand and started eating it slowly.