Pampered Pastoral: Orion’s Delicious Little Lady

"Although... this Orion Lu is really handsome!"

"Come on, you're good-looking and can be used as food? I don't have the time to care about these things. I just want to have a full meal now."

"Hey, when will it rain... I haven't drank water for two days... I'm hungry and thirsty..."

"..."

The people in Songjia Village watched Song Lihua grow up and knew everything about her family. Of course, they also knew that she was in dire straits every day and would be beaten and scolded by Mrs. Song at every turn.

He also tried to persuade Mrs. Song, but she didn't listen!

In addition, no one was killed, so of course he couldn't meddle in other people's family affairs.

This time, Li Zheng was naturally happy to help Song Lihua with her household registration. In his opinion, if Song Lihua did not leave the Song family, she would probably die soon!

What a miserable child. Li Zheng asked Song Lihua, Mrs. Song and others to put their fingerprints on the document, and repeatedly explained the precautions for them to go to the town government office to exchange the marriage certificate. He sighed after everyone left.

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Once the household registration documents are obtained, Song Lihua and Mrs. Song can officially part ways.

She didn't expect that things could go so smoothly, without even a little hindrance.

It seems that God is also helping her leave the Song family as soon as possible.

Song Lihua didn't have anything to pack and take away from the Song family. Her belongings were just two replacement clothes that were fully patched, and a headband that the Song sisters no longer used.

It's enough to show that she is really humbled to the dirt in this family.

It takes about half an hour to get to Lujiacun from here. Lu Jingzhe borrowed a bullock cart from someone in his village. No wonder he came with the "betrothal gift" so quickly.

Lujiacun is backed by mountains and faces water, making it much more developed than the Songjia village, which is surrounded by mountains.

As the saying goes, people rely on mountains and rivers to eat. Before the famine came, the villagers of Lujiacun lived a very comfortable life.

The environment along the way was very harsh, similar to what Song Lihua had seen before. There were bare trees everywhere, and almost everything that was edible had been dug up and eaten by nearby villagers.

Not to mention that the bark is hard to swallow, everything is empty talk in the face of survival.

In Song Lihua's memory, this famine had lasted for nearly two months. Every five days, the imperial court would set up a tent at the entrance of the town to give out porridge so that everyone could have some gruel.

Although it won't fill your stomach, it won't starve to death.

As for why the original owner starved to death... When Song Lihua touched this part of her memory, she almost wanted to arrest Mrs. Song and beat her up. This grandmother actually drank all her granddaughter's porridge, not to mention eating a grain of rice for the original owner. , even a sip of water is an extreme luxury.

Although the speed of the ox cart is not fast, it is much easier than walking.

It's just that this cow doesn't look like he's in good condition. He's lost weight.

It is estimated that after the famine began, humans competed with it for grass, and it must have not had a full meal for a long time.

Not long after, the ox cart arrived at the entrance of Lujia Village.

There is a big banyan tree at the entrance of the village...well, a big banyan tree trunk.

It should have been lush and leafy, but now it's also bare. It looks funny.

There were many people gathered at the entrance of the village, presumably to watch the fun.

During the famine years, Lu Orion, who was about to leave to join the army, married the woman who lived the most miserable life in the next village. This was a big drama no matter how you looked at it.