The black-bellied peasant girl is reborn, and her weird relatives are mad

Jiang Muxia lay back in bed, staring at the plum petals on the top of the bed curtain with her eyes open. She thought of Liu Qingyuan.

It has been three days and there is no sign of this person. Where did he go?

It was agreed that after the Homecoming Banquet, we would find a way to rescue Liu Qinghe from this big dye vat. Could it be that this guy has gone back on his word?

As she was thinking, she felt sleepy, and before she fell asleep, Tang Zhongbai had not returned yet.

While she was intoxicated in her dreams, the backyard of Lai Ju Tavern was brightly lit, and people were coming and going. They filled the carts with goods, wrapped them with felt cloth and tied them tightly with hemp ropes.

When the convoy arrived at the city gate, it was time to open the gate. Until the entire convoy drove out of the east gate, Feng Baichuan jumped off the horse, walked quickly to the carriage where Lu Chaoyun was, and handed her a wooden box.

"Sister-in-law, this is what Miss Jiang asked me to pass on to you."

Mission accomplished, Feng Baichuan quickly left, mounted his horse and led the convoy forward.

Lu Chaoyun opened the box, and two little heads came over curiously.

"Mom, what is this?"

There was a stack of documents in the box. She was not very literate, so she handed it to Jiang Yuzhou.

Jiang Yuzhou remained silent after reading it. His expression became increasingly heavy, as if he was ashamed and embarrassed.

Jiang Muyang looked at the words on it and read them, "House deed document, No. 10 Xiaoyue Lane, south of Suanzao County, owner Jiang Yuzhou..."

Lu Chaoyun quickly snatched it away, his eyes fixed on the three words "Jiang Yuzhou" for a long time.

The eldest daughter kept telling them that Xu Da had rented the yard for them, and asked them when it became theirs.

Lu Chaoyun quickly flipped through the other papers and asked Jiang Yuzhou, "Are all these in your name?"

"This silly child. She transferred the property rights of the restaurant to Ji Yi and you, and the house and 130 acres of land in the village to me. She even gave us the house that Xu Da gave her. I am such a failure as a father. I can't give her anything."

Jiang Yuzhou looked a little dejected, and at this time Jiang Mutao said something that was sure to shock people.

"The restaurant and the yard in the south of the city were all earned by my sister with her own hands. They have nothing to do with Brother Xu from the beginning to the end. She said that before just because she was afraid that Aunt and the others would come to the house to make trouble if they found out. In my sister's mind, these two places belonged to the family from the beginning to the end. She was just looking after them on behalf of the family."

Jiang Mutao had known the truth of the matter a long time ago. The reason she told it now was that she didn't want her parents to think that these two places were given to her sister by Xu Da, which would have wiped out her hard work.

The couple looked at each other and saw shame in each other's eyes.

They are such incompetent parents. Not only do they have to earn their daughter's dowry themselves, but they also have to prepare a place for their parents to live.

"Dad, Mom, I will study hard and be a strong support for my sister in the future."

The convoy headed eastward, and in a moment, it turned into a long black shadow and disappeared into the wilderness.

Jiang Muxia accompanied the old lady to have breakfast, then, using the excuse of having something to do, she went out and headed straight for the Lai Ju wine house.

"Miss Jiang, Uncle Jiang and Aunt Jiang left a long time ago. Why are you here now?" the owner of the tavern asked her.

"I came to see your master and ask him about a person."

"That girl has found the wrong person. The master of the family is unfamiliar with the capital, so it would be better to find me than him. Who is the girl looking for?"

Jiang Muxia glanced at him and thought he was right. The shopkeeper had been in charge of the business for many years, and the tavern was a source of information from all sides. It would indeed be faster to find him than to find Cao Junan.

She looked up at him and asked directly, "Have you heard of Liu Qingyuan?"

The shopkeeper laughed when he heard this, "Are you talking about the young man who had an argument with the owner of the house at the door of the tavern five days ago?"

"Exactly."

"To be honest, I haven't seen him since I saw him that night. The owner of the house sent someone to look for him at home, but it was covered in dust. He hasn't been back for a long time. I heard that he has been wandering around the world all year round. I'm afraid it will be difficult for you to find him!"

The shopkeeper left after he finished speaking, leaving Jiang Muxia alone in the wind, disheveled.

She frowned, narrowed her eyes, and a trace of anger rose in her heart. She cursed this man inwardly for being too unreliable. Is sightseeing more important than the safety of her own sister? He actually ran away from the agreed matter and left it to her to deal with.

Bah! She was so angry that she spat on the ground and turned to leave the tavern.

The person she scolded was currently meditating in the backyard of Lingyun Temple at the foot of Tianmu Mountain in the suburbs of Beijing.

He sneezed, rubbed his nose, and continued to listen to the young monk who was preaching to him opposite.

The monk's chanting was like a lullaby, making him drowsy and yawning continuously.

The monk shook his head helplessly and ended today’s teaching with a word “Amitabha”.

"Donor, there is a law of cause and effect. Let go of your obsession and return to your true self. This is the right way."

"Okay, okay, okay, you are right. Can I go now? I have something important to do!" Liu Qingyuan was tricked into the temple by the monk, and was forced to recite sutras for two hours every morning and evening. He was not tired of reciting, but he was almost exhausted from listening.

He couldn't leave, but it was uncomfortable to stay. He really wanted to knock the monk unconscious and run away.

But he has always had a sense of awe for monks and could not do anything so outrageous as to be disrespectful.

The monk shook his head. "We agreed that you have to pray for your family for a month and a half. It's only been five days."

Liu Qingyuan gritted his teeth in anger, blaming himself for being kicked in the head by a donkey that day and for agreeing to what he said.

After a month and a half, when he walked out of the temple, it was too late for everything.

The monk stared at him and advised him earnestly, "Everything is determined by fate, and we have no control over it. You see only suffering, but you know that there won't be a rainbow after suffering. How do you know that your blind intervention will not ruin her good fortune and push her into the abyss again?"

Liu Qingyuan stood up suddenly, his eyes glowing red, his fingers trembling, he pointed at the monk and cursed: "In your eyes, others who are bullied by others every day are going through a disaster, and you, a monk, have no compassion in your heart when you say this. I am so stupid, I have lived here for several days in vain listening to you, it is really a waste of my life. Goodbye."

Liu Yuanqing started to walk away. The monk did not stop him. After he left, his eyes were deep as he murmured, "God's will, God's will. You force others to suffer, but you will sow the seeds of disaster for yourself."

Jiang Muxia stayed at Mei Zhao's place for most of the day, playing with the little kid until he got sleepy, and then said goodbye and left.

The two of them agreed to take Liu Xuer to visit the West Market tomorrow, and then Jiang Muxia got on the carriage and returned home tiredly.

As soon as she got off the carriage, she saw Liu Qingyuan waiting for her by the side door.

She was angry with him and asked unhappily, "Why? You dared to show up? I've been looking for you all day."

Liu Qingyuan scratched his head embarrassedly, "Sorry, someone tricked me into staying in the temple for several days, and I just escaped today."

She asked a few more questions out of curiosity and found out that the person who took him away was Yin Yusheng.

Thinking back to the last time I saw him, he persuaded me with his words. Thinking about the fact that he was also holding on to Liu Qingyuan, what was he worried about?