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"Hey, Zhang Laosan is here again." Before Yu Hongdou could cry for help, a villager spoke up.

"?" Yu Hongdou turned her head curiously and looked at the villager who spoke. Well, I don't know him, but should I call him uncle, right?

"Uncle, what is he doing?" Yu Hongdou was really curious. Looking at the speed of the green light moving on the water, it seemed that Zhang Laosan was quite good at swimming.

"What uncle? Girl, I'm your brother Suozi, only four years older than your brother!" The man who was called uncle by Yu Hongdou protested unhappily.

As soon as he said this, Wen Daozhi and Mo Shougui both looked towards his face, then they held back their laughter and touched their little disciple's head. It was no wonder that their disciple had misunderstood, as he did look a bit old.

"Brother Suozi, what is Zhang Laosan doing?" Yu Hongdou was not so polite to her peers. Her brother was very popular in the village, and she was not afraid of offending anyone, hehe.

"Catching fish. There is an old white-headed man in Xingsheng Town who has a strange habit. Every year on his birthday, he has to eat a golden red carp. He says this fish is the fish that leaped over the dragon gate, and eating it can make you immortal."

"Old Whitehead's family is rich, and the price he offered was extremely high. However, over the years, only Zhang Laosan has been able to find the golden red carp."

"Old Whitehead's birthday is coming up soon. He said he wants to celebrate his birthday this year. He is willing to pay a minimum of ten taels to buy a golden red carp. Zhang Laosan will have to go fishing in the water every day."

This mature young man, Brother Suozi, was indeed not angry with Yu Hongdou. After a small protest, he told Yu Hongdou the truth.

"It's strange to say, but the old white-headed man really hasn't aged at all over these years. Maybe this golden-red carp is really interesting." Another villager interrupted with a look of agreement.

"Come on, that old white guy has a lot of money, he can eat whatever he wants and drink whatever he wants, he doesn't have to worry about anything, doesn't he look young?"

"If it's really like what Old Whitehead said, that golden red carp is about to leap over the dragon gate, it must be about to become a spirit. It's not easy to cultivate into a spirit, and it was eaten by Old Whitehead like this. It would be strange if I don't take revenge on him. How can I let him live?"

The other villagers also joined in the discussion, some were wise, while others were sour.

"Grandpa, you two look like educated people. Can you tell me, can eating this golden red carp really make us immortal?" These were the villagers trying to win over others to take sides.

"...I haven't heard of it. I do know that koi is a kind of fish that looks good. Most of them are golden yellow, and some have flowers on them. But it is said that the meat quality and taste are average."

Mo Shougui was stunned by the question, then he really thought about it for a while before answering the villager.

He had never eaten it, but his returning apprentice was a naughty boy. When he was a child, he often destroyed the fish ponds of his senior and junior brothers' homes.

"..." Yu Hongdou looked at the teacher curiously, wanting to know which warrior beside him had eaten the koi.

People in later generations would like to worship koi when mentioning them. Firstly, they have high ornamental value and are expensive. Secondly, this thing is synonymous with good luck. Who would dare to eat it?

Even now, koi seem to be found only in the back gardens of the rich and powerful.

"I have eaten golden red carp, but it's just a carp, and it has a lot of bones." Wen Daozhi's unexpected answer attracted the attention of the audience.

He was a little scared by being stared at, but he still explained to his apprentice and the villagers: "The area west of the Yellow River near Xixia is famous for the golden red carp banquet produced in the Yellow River, so golden red carp is not rare."

"So that's what it is." The villagers suddenly understood and started asking other questions.

Yu Hongdou was getting a headache from the noise, so she pointed to the river to change the subject: "I think Zhang Laosan seems to have discovered something!"

The suona player frowned, turned around and winked at the people behind him. Four or five of them smiled and walked downstream, taking off their clothes as they walked.

Yu Hongdou was so upset. Hey, hey, isn’t this too immoral?

The villagers wanted to watch the fun and didn't mind the trouble, so they immediately gave up on Yu Hongdou and his disciples and followed Suona and the others.

"Master, it looks like we can't catch any fish for the time being." If they splash around in the water, the fish will all be scared away, so what's the point of catching any fish?

"It doesn't matter. I've never seen such a lively scene before. Let's go and take a look!" Wen Daozhi waved his hand and followed.

Mo Shougui was also curious, so he followed for two steps. Suddenly he remembered that his apprentice was a little girl, so he left the servants behind and asked them to watch Yu Hongdou and not let her get too close to the water.

Yu Hongdou sighed. It seemed that the two teachers were also gossipy. She could just take this opportunity to sign for the Empress's tomb.

Seeing that Yu Hongdou did not follow and had no intention of getting closer to the river, the two servants guarding her breathed a sigh of relief.

"Miss, can I take you to go shrimping over there?" Yueming was afraid that the young lady would be bored, so he pointed to the other side of the road opposite the lake, where there was a small pond connected to Taoxi River.

"Okay! Let's go! Mo Ding, you wait here for the teachers and take a look at something. We'll be back soon." The place suggested by Yueming was right in front of the destination Yu Hongdou wanted to go. She nodded happily.

Mo Ding is Mo Shougui's servant. He is older and has a more stable personality. He looked up at the place where Yueming pointed, and saw that the water was not deep and the weeds were not tall, so there was basically no danger, so he nodded.

Yueming took out a square gauze net from the bucket, took some cornmeal balls and earthworms, and took Yu Hongdou from the river to the dirt road out of the village.

Yu Hongdou looked at the three check-in locations that almost overlapped and silently comforted herself.

Although this world has been pierced like a sieve, no supernatural events have been discovered so far, so there should be no such creatures as ghosts.

[Sign-in location: The nameless grave in Taoyuan Village. Does it cost 1 point to sign in? ]

[Sign-in location: Taoyuan Village, a pile of graves on a barren hill. Does it cost 1 point to sign in? ]

[Sign-in location: Tomb of Empress Qingchao, do you want to spend 2 points to sign in? ]

He closed his eyes, made up his mind, stretched out his little hand and scratched it three times.

[Sign in successfully: Obtained the nameless mandarin duck double daggers - 1 mandarin duck dagger. ]

[Successful sign-in: Get 1 copy of "Notes on Clearing Wrongs". (Reprinted version)]

[Successful sign-in: Get 1 copy of "Chen's Notes". (Reprinted version)]

Oh wow! Yu Hongdou was overjoyed. She didn't expect that equipment would appear in the nameless grave at 1 o'clock!

She didn't regret giving Mrs. Xu's dagger to her father, but she was indeed a little annoyed.

She was annoyed that the dagger attracted Xu Da and the Cao family, and she was even more annoyed that she didn't have a suitable weapon when she was captured. Fortunately, she was not tied up after being knocked unconscious, otherwise it would be difficult to escape.

I didn't expect that I would sign her in again now. This point is worth it!

However, Yu Hongdou learned her lesson and decided not to take out the dagger unless it was necessary to save her life.

It's easy to imagine that there must be another pair of the mandarin duck daggers in the world. She doesn't want another Cigou Village to come to her!

After the joy, Yu Hongdou was most curious about the "Chen's Notes". The fact that she was the favorite concubine of the Qing Dynasty had been verified by many parties and was almost being discussed.

Is there any new surprise?