Wear it quickly, it's better to live a miserable life than to die

Ding Yi was so angry that she started yelling and using every language she knew to express her dissatisfaction one by one.

She was led by the nose the whole time, as if every step she took was calculated. She was like a boy who gave away money. Any small family would not be able to withstand her spending.

The reason she came here was simply because when the sun came out, she heard the unwilling and angry roar of a soul.

The more Ding Yi thought about it, the more he felt he was at a disadvantage. He cursed at the back, and after catching up with Bai Kang, he gave him a sweet black beauty smile.

"Father, when will you be back?"

"Stay a few more days." Bai Kang looked into the distance while on horseback. This land was really nice, with thousands of miles of fertile fields, flat and comfortable. Although the terrain was not dangerous, the crops could be harvested three times a year, so it could be used as a place to store grain in the rear area.

Bai Kang thought deeply about it. Land route is not possible, but sea route is possible, but it is not safe either.

However, the risks at sea are great. Bai Kang thought that if Yashan dared to go by sea, there was no reason why the Qin Dynasty would not dare to do so.

"Are there any means of building ships?"

As soon as Bai Kang finished speaking, Ding Yi's face suddenly became even darker.

%……￥……@, no one is as good at taking advantage of others as he is, he just won’t let go of someone.

"Is there really such a thing?" Seeing that Ding Yi didn't say anything, Bai Kang raised his voice in a stronger tone. He was not afraid of offending Ding Yi at all.

Ding Yi shook his head and said, "Yes, but it's useless if you take it. If you want to build a ship and go to sea, you must first have the sea. Does the Qin State have the sea?"

The current Qin State is still located inland and has no sea.

Bai Kang didn't care, "It's only a matter of time." Bai Kang was confident that the six kingdoms would perish. But the people in front of him might run away at any time.

To avoid regretting it later, it would be better for him to put aside his shame and covet some good things from young people.

Don't underestimate the intuition of a powerful general. Bai Kang could always feel that Ding Yi did not belong here. Even though she tried hard to pretend to be Bai Hehua, the expression and eyes that she occasionally revealed were incompatible with the people of this era.

Sometimes she stood there, as if she were a world of her own.

While the people are still there, Bai Kang doesn't want to let go of anything he can think of.

"Wait, let me think about it."

Ding Yi is well aware of Bai Kang's shamelessness, and he will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals.

In other people's eyes, Ding Yi's status is not even as good as a child.

To this day, Ding Yi still can't figure out where she made the mistake.

I've reviewed it many times, but I still can't figure it out.

She wanted to ask, but her pride made her unable to do it.

This time, Ding Yi couldn't help it.

After catching up with Bai Kang, the two of them rode their horses, galloping across the vast plain, one in front and one behind, gradually moving away from the crowd.

"Grandfather?" Ding Yi shouted loudly. The title remained the same, but his temperament changed drastically. He looked casual and had an air of superiority.

Proud, unyielding, high-spirited, and full of vigor and vitality.

"Huh——" Bai Kang heard a different sound behind him and stopped, pulled the reins, turned around, and looked up and down at Ding Yi with interest, his eyes sparkling.

"So, this is you. You're quite big, aren't you? Why are you pretending to be someone else?"

Ding Yi laughed out loud. Bai Kang didn't guess her origins, and she immediately felt that she had turned the tables.

"Father, you don't know, this is me. In other words, the Bai Hehua of this era is me."

"Tell me more about it."

Bai Kang turned over and dismounted, and Ding Yi followed suit and stood opposite Bai Kang, his eyes burning and his white teeth showing.

"Grandfather, that's not right. I should call you ancestor."

Bai Kang's pupils shrank and he was slightly startled. He was suddenly raised to a higher level. He felt uncomfortable for only a moment and quickly adjusted his mentality.

"Forget it, just call me grandpa. The body I am in now is indeed Bai Hehua." Ding Yi shook her head and smiled. It was worth the trip for her to be able to make Bai Kang change his expression.

"Father, I am from the future. One day, I was surfing the Internet and happened to see a story about you. Coincidentally, there were some bad comments from a bunch of lackeys below."

Ding Yi smiled ostentatiously, which was a strong confidence cultivated by his powerful strength.

"During this time, the Westerners were marching eastwards. They plundered along the way, traveled tens of thousands of miles, and destroyed multiple civilizations. They should never have said that they would march eastwards and defeat Qin in one battle."

Bai Kang's face was equally dark and full of anger. In the Central Plains, the countries were at war with each other. There was no reason to allow foreign races to steal our land. That would be a shame, a shame for the entire Central Plains.

"Did they get in?" Bai Kang suppressed his emotions, but one could still hear the anger in his tone.

"How is that possible?" Ding Yi made an exaggerated expression, his eyes wide open, surprised that Bai Kang would ask such a question.

"That's good." Bai Kang's expression changed unnaturally, with a wooden face, allowing Ding Yi to continue speaking.

Ding Yi pointed to the vast plain behind him and said, "As you see, the so-called Eastern Expedition only goes here, plunders a bit, and then chooses to go back. It's still a long way to go to the Central Plains in the East."

As Bai Kang looked into the distance, he saw a vast plain with a kind of beauty that caused visual fatigue. In the distance, the sky and the earth formed a straight line.

If this place were closer, he would not choose to go back.

"It's too far, still too far. Qin can't spare the energy to come here, but it's a benefit to others."

Bai Kang felt some regrets.

Ding Yi's eyes rolled and a plan came to his mind. "Grandfather, this place is too far away. Qin can't manage it, and it doesn't have the energy to manage it for the time being. But it's not completely impossible. I have a plan. Do you want to listen to it, Grandfather?"

"Tell me about it." Bai Kang gave Ding Yi a sidelong look. He was intimidating without even getting angry.

Ding Yi shrank his neck and laughed dryly, "The six kingdoms are destroyed, and the world is one. The old and young people of the six kingdoms are not easy to deal with, so we might as well send them here. If it works, then they will be vassal states ruled by our own people. If it doesn't work, anyway, they were not killed by Qin."

Bai Kang stared at Ding Yi for several minutes without blinking, and replied perfunctorily: "This is a great idea."

Ding Yi felt something was wrong with the way he prevaricated.

In the evening, the fiery clouds in the sky change their shapes at will, and the color changes from light to dark. When they are at their darkest, the sun sets and the color of the clouds begins to fade.

Night falls.

An old man and a young boy rode back leisurely, with their personal guards lagging far behind.

"Father, do you want to know how you died?"

Ding Yi looked at Bai Kang secretly and felt that this question was very cruel, but she couldn't help but want to say it out loud.

"How did he die?" Bai Kang murmured, looking straight ahead, "For you to keep this question in mind, my death must not be simple. Who else in this world can kill me? So, is it the king?"

Ding Yi looked at Bai Kang in disbelief, his mind filled with shock at the thought that "he knew".

"It seems to be true." Bai Kang smiled sadly, "Is it related to Fan Ju?"

Ding Yi nodded silently, unable to describe his feeling.

She thought she had the golden finger to grasp the plot, but she didn't expect that the person in front of her could figure out everything with just a few words, and then take advantage of her completely.