A farmer's daughter travels through time, farming and dividing the family to fight for the best

Li Xiaoxiao heard it, but she didn't explain. In this kind of matter, the clear will be clear and the turbid will be turbid. There is no need for further explanation.

The witch here was muttering to herself, "Heaven and earth, please help me, Laozi will appear soon." The peach wood arrow and dustpan in her hands were dancing casually. The witch was not thin and was quite agile when dancing. It seemed that she had done a lot of deceiving things.

He took out a handful of medicine powder from the small cloth bag slung across his body and sprinkled it into the air. Li Xiaoxiao sniffed. This was realgar powder. Only snakes and insects were afraid of it, but I wondered when fox demons would also be afraid of it.

Sun was worried as she watched the witch doing this in a serious manner. Many people in the countryside believed in this and she also believed it to some extent. What if Xiaoxiao was really possessed by a fox demon? What should she do then?

"Xiaoxiao?" Sun pulled Li Xiaoxiao's clothes, her face full of worry.

Li Xiaoxiao gave her a reassuring smile, indicating that she didn't need to worry.

Li Laosi took out a broken bell from his cloth bag and handed it to her. The witch waved the bell in her hand and approached Li Xiaoxiao. The bell sounded dull and harsh, which made people feel uncomfortable.

Li Xiaoxiao frowned, feeling helpless.

The witch had come to Li Xiaoxiao and was circling her. She was making even more noise and was still mumbling, "Little fox demon, I am the reincarnation of a boy who was born under the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara. I was entrusted by the Bodhisattva to eliminate evil in the world. Why don't you show up and leave this body as soon as possible?"

"Fox demon, I think you are the fox demon. At your age, you don't stay at home to look after the children, but come out to do all these deceptive things." Li Xiaoxiao swept her leg over. The witch didn't expect that she would not play by the rules. She suddenly attacked, and her fat body fell directly to the ground. The peach wood arrow and broken bell in her hand flew far away.

This caused the surrounding villagers to laugh.

The witch felt that she had lost face in front of so many people, so she jumped up, picked up the peach wood arrow, took out a yellow talisman paper from somewhere, spit some water on it, and stuck the yellow talisman on the sword, pointing the tip of the sword directly at Li Xiaoxiao.

"You are such a demon, you are so powerful. Avalokitesvara, please command me to show my magic sword and help me slay the demons and take down this fox demon in one fell swoop."

After the witch finished speaking, she chopped at Li Xiaoxiao with the wooden sword in her hand.

Li Xiaoxiao's eyes flashed, and when the witch was about to chop her, she dodged and the witch's attack missed.

At this time, Li Xiaoxiao was behind the witch. He snatched the wooden sword from her hand and threw it accurately into the stinky ditch in the distance.

Unexpectedly, she knew Kung Fu. The witch panicked and yelled, "Li Laosi, come quickly and help me catch this fox demon. Tie her up first and then I'll do some magic."

Li Laosi took out the hemp rope from the cloth bag and wanted to catch Li Xiaoxiao.

"Second sister, be careful." Li Huawen ran to Li Xiaoxiao, stretched out his hands, and blocked her from the bad guys to bully his second sister.

But he was small and couldn't help her. Li Xiaoxiao pulled him to the back and said, "Don't worry, he can't hurt me."

Li Laosi looks strong, but he has no fighting skills. However, she has practiced Taekwondo, so how could she be afraid of him?

Thinking that Li Xiaoxiao was just talking nonsense, Li Laosi didn't take her words to heart at all and was about to touch her.

Li Xiaoxiao was as fast as lightning. As soon as they met, there was a bang and the sound of a heavy object hitting the ground. Li Laosi fell heavily to the ground, groaning in pain.

Everyone opened their eyes wide in surprise.

A weak woman easily knocked down a strong adult laborer.

Great.

The witch was stunned. She didn't expect her to be so powerful. Seeing this, she wanted to retreat and leave here quickly.

But then she thought, if she ran away before getting the money, her reputation as a fortune teller would be affected.

He had no choice but to pick up the broken bell that had just fallen to the ground, and said in a trembling voice, "You evil monster, you actually hurt someone's life in broad daylight, let me use magic to take you away."

He went to the county town to invite the most famous fortune teller, thinking she was a king, but she turned out to be just a bronze, a coward. Li Xiaoxiao didn't have the patience to talk any more nonsense with her.

"Bah, you charlatan, you cheated people out of their money and said I was a fox demon. I think your whole family is fox demons. You are so old, but you still do such immoral things. Aren't you afraid of going to hell after death? The King of Hell will hook your tongue."

"You, you, you..." The witch pointed at Li Xiaoxiao angrily and couldn't utter a word for a long time.

"Look, folks." Li Xiaoxiao took something out of his arms and showed it to everyone. "I got up last night and heard some noise outside. I accidentally discovered someone sneaking around my stove. After the person left, I found this thing."

In his hand was the puppet.

Everyone then suddenly realized that Xiaoxiao was a fox demon and the witch was hired by her Li family, so naturally what they said was what it was. Needless to say, the villain was also released by the Li family.

Suddenly, the way he looked at the fortune teller changed.

The witch was really panicked, because she relied on this to make a living. The county town was so small, and once the news got out, no one would ask her to perform rituals again.

"It's not like that. It was Li Laosi who asked me to bury this villain. It has nothing to do with me." The witch hurriedly explained. She really regretted taking this job. If she had known, she would not have come no matter how much money you offered her. After she finished speaking, she ran away before everyone could react.

Li Laosi struggled to get up, but Li Xiaoxiao kicked him and he fell heavily to the ground. He leaned over and stared at Li Laosi with murderous intent in his eyes. He said in a voice that only the two of them could hear, "Uncle, do you know how I killed those two wolves? I killed them with one move. If you think you are stronger than the wolves, you can come to me anytime."

After saying that, without even looking at him, he coldly spat out one word: "Get lost."

Li Laosi on the ground seemed to suddenly wake up, shuddered, got up in a panic, and ran away.

The next day, the news of the fortune teller cheating people out of their money spread.

"Mom, we can't let this matter go. The good reputation you've worked so hard for so many years is gone just like that." In a blue brick and tile house in a county town, a frivolous young man, with a piece of grass in his mouth, crossed his legs and swayed.

The person sitting in the main seat was none other than the fortune-teller who had escaped yesterday. The person speaking was her son Wang Dahu, who was eighteen years old and had not yet married. He had wanted to perform rituals to earn money to marry a wife, but now, he didn't make any money. The news had spread all over the county, and the more he thought about it, the more unwilling he felt.

"Then what do you say we should do?" the witch asked with a frown.

"You and Li Laosi agreed on five taels of silver before, and you performed the ritual. It was them who didn't explain clearly. This girl knows kung fu, so the ritual didn't go through. It's not our fault. They have to pay the silver." Wang Dahu had a gloomy face and looked ferocious.

The witch's surname was Wang. She had never been married in her life. When she was young, she suddenly became pregnant, but she refused to tell anyone who the father was. Later, she gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, who took her surname from birth. She could perform rituals to make money, so she had no worries about food and clothing. Her daughter married the son of the county magistrate as a concubine. Wang Dahu spent his days doing nothing but playing chicken and dog fighting.