A peasant girl traveled through time and space, and she became prosperous

"Is this what your father said?"

The village chief looked at Wen Meijiu in surprise. Although Wen Meijiu was conveying her father's words, it sounded to the village chief as if they were something that had grown into her brain.

Wen Meijiu was afraid that the village chief would not believe him, so he quickly said:

"Yes, my father even asked me to draw the terrain for you, saying that you would believe what he said and make a wise decision."

As she spoke, Wen Meijiu had already picked up a small stone and started drawing a map on the ground. Wen Meijiu was an excellent student, and the map of the country was already deeply engraved in her mind. She just drew a corner of it casually.

The village chief didn't know whether the place Wen Meijiu said they were going to was the same as what she drew, nor could he understand what she drew, but he had a general idea of ​​the topography of Minhuang County as drawn by Wen Meijiu, and it was exactly the same.

"Grandpa, this is Donghai County. We won't starve to death if we go there. As long as we work hard, we may have great development."

Wen Meijiu talked incessantly, and the village chief was dumbfounded. This girl was so talented at such a young age. It was true that a dragon gives birth to a dragon, a phoenix gives birth to a phoenix, and a mouse gives birth to a child that can dig holes.

"Okay, just listen to your father and let's go to Donghai County."

With a goal in mind, the village chief stood up from the ground, holding his knees. The worry on his face was half gone, but he looked at the whole yard and felt worried again.

He has already put the small things in the yard, and they can be packed up and set off when the time comes. But what should he do if he doesn't want to throw away the big things but can't carry them with him?

The second son in his family was smart. He had just brought back a mule cart from outside. He was the father, and since the family had been divided, he was too embarrassed to ask for it.

Wen Meijiu followed the village chief's gaze and saw a big pot in his house. He had already guessed about 70% of the situation.

"Grandpa, my family bought five carriages, and there is one left unused. My father asked me to come here and tell you to send one of your uncles to bring it back for use. How can we escape from the famine without a carriage?"

"Oh my, my little girl, your father is so thoughtful. Grandpa doesn't know what to say."

The village chief rubbed his face excitedly with his big hands, his eyes full of gratitude.

Wen Meijiu was like a little lucky star. He helped him solve so many problems as soon as he arrived.

"Grandpa, you don't have to say anything. Along the way, my family, both old and young, have to rely on your family to take care of us, right?"

Wen Meijiu was frank and open about his needs.

The village chief has many male members in his family, and they are from the same village. Even if he doesn't provide warm wine, he still has to take care of his family since everyone is fleeing famine together.

"What are you talking about relying on? In fact, we all have the surname Wen, so we are all family, haha."

Having resolved his worries, the village chief laughed heartily.

At this time, the crying sound of the village chief's wife was heard from the house. She felt better if the village chief didn't laugh at her. When the village chief laughed, she felt even more aggrieved.

"I don't want to leave, what will happen to my mother if I leave?

After I am gone, who will visit my father's grave every year?

I am gone, and I will never see my brothers and sisters again. Who will come to visit me often? "

"Hey, I'll go and persuade my wife again. You go back and tell your father that his suggestion is very good and I have accepted it."

The village chief's good mood suddenly dropped, and he turned around to go into the house to see his wife, but Wen Meijiu grabbed the corner of his sleeve.

Gently shaking his head at the village chief, Wen Meijiu whispered:

"Grandpa, actually grandma has accepted what you said, she just feels unhappy."

"I know all this, but what can I do?"

It is hard to leave one's hometown. Generally, older people cannot make the same decision as the village chief so quickly.

"There should be quite a few villagers who think the same way as grandma. I have a way to make them follow me willingly."

Wen Meijiu quietly approached the village chief and told him his idea. The village chief nodded repeatedly with a smile on his face.

With the idea of ​​warming up the wine, many people would probably agree to go together.

There is strength in numbers. If we walk together, there will be more young and middle-aged people who can protect the elderly, the weak, women and children at any time if there is danger on the road.

Their village is not very big, with about fifty households and a population of no more than two hundred people. If most of the people are unwilling to leave, things will become very troublesome.

"Okay, Grandpa, I have to go back and report to my father. The carriage is hidden behind the dilapidated temple at the entrance of the village. Please ask my uncle to rush back and don't let anyone take it away."

After discussing with the village chief, Wen Meijiu gave instructions about the carriage and turned back home.

She first went to the backyard of the dilapidated temple at the entrance of the village and urged her mind to enter the space.

Wen Meijiu's space was as big as a football field. Part of the area inside was surrounded by curtains collected from Qingfeng Tower. Her original personal belongings, as well as the collected food, furniture, etc. were placed inside.

There was enough space outside the tent, so she tied the carriage and horses to the innermost corner and provided them with plenty of fodder and water.

After coming in, she checked her things and was very satisfied. The only flaw was that the horse had defecated a lot on her land.

Fortunately, her space has automatic freshness preservation and automatic purification functions, so the smell does not fill the air.

Wen Meijiu took great pains to clean up the feces with a broom and shovel and threw it outside.

After throwing away the feces, Wen Meijiu started to do serious work.

First, he fed the computer two taels of silver and asked it to help print a few large words. Then he went to the stone statue in the temple outside and used his mind to teleport the statue to the ground in space.

Wen Meijiu does not believe in Buddhism, but the fact that she traveled here is a fact, which proves that there are some mysterious forces in the world that cannot be explained by science.

With awe in his heart, Wen Meijiu stood at attention, clasped his hands together, and bowed in the direction of the stone statue.

"For the sake of more people's lives, I'm sorry."

After pasting a few large words on the back of the statue, she picked up a submachine gun and fired at the back of the statue.

After the firing, Wen Meijiu teleported the stone statue to the center of the temple's front yard.

This is a dilapidated little temple, and it is said that it is hundreds of years old. Not many people come here usually. If she hadn't put the stone statue in the yard, no one would have noticed that there were words on the back of the statue.

After doing all this, Wen Meijiu placed three of the carriages outside the space. Wen Meijiu tied the reins of one of the carriages to a wooden stake. This was reserved for the village chief's family, and he would send his son to drive it soon.

She tied the remaining two carriages together front and back and drove the front carriage out of the temple gate.

As soon as she drove the carriage out, she saw from afar the village chief's second son, Wen Jiaxi, rushing over here in a hurry. The village chief must have asked him to drive the carriage.

As Wen Jiaxi approached, Wen Meijiu deliberately raised her voice and shouted at him:

"Uncle Jiaxi, are you coming to drive the carriage too?"

When Wen Jiaxi went out, the village chief had reminded him, so he cooperated and answered Wen Meijiu:

"Yes, sister, you also drove two carriages out?"