Wait for me, and watch me fight my way back to the reincarnation path

They waited at Yanwei Pass for two days before Uncle Qin arrived with his men.

It could have been faster, but Brother Jinchang was very confused about Qin Qiong's sudden decision to leave Yutian City, and he insisted on waiting for Aunt Mei to come back and find out everything before he set out, so he was so late.

But it was better this way, so Qin Qiong didn't have to say it again. However, she could see that Brother Jinchang didn't understand his sister's decision.

Maybe Brother Jinchang also felt that the fact that his sister, a divorced woman, could be favored by a state lord was something he should be laughing about for three days while hiding in his quilt.

But his sister actually... this is too... ignorant of the immensity of heaven!

There were two children traveling with them, Zhan'er and Xiaojiu Ge.

Uncle Qin said that he was just sending Zhan'er to study at a well-known college near Bande City, and Douhua asked Uncle Qin to bring Brother Xiaojiu with him, saying that he was to be Zhan'er's schoolboy.

After leaving Yanwei Pass, there are two roads not long after walking. One leads to Mingdu Bande City, and the other leads to Tuoyue State. At this time, this road is being repaired. After asking around, it is said that soon a princess of Tuoyue King will marry into Anning Palace as a concubine.

When telling Qin Qiong the news, Uncle Qin didn't dare to look at his elder sister. At this time, he could more or less understand his sister's feelings.

Forget it. If I really follow that prince, no matter how good he is, I will only be a concubine. It’s better not to be like this.

They soon entered the territory of the Ming royal court, but the road became increasingly difficult to reach. Uncle Qin finally came in handy at this time, and he explained to Qin Qiong in detail the geography, customs and people of the Ming royal court.

The geographical environment of Ming State is much better than that of Anning State. There are not many mountains, the land is flat, the rivers are dense and mostly gentle, the agricultural foundation is very good, and all kinds of products are abundant.

In administrative planning, there are ten large county governments based on the large county governments, including an independent county government, namely Jin.

Jin was the kingdom that had rebelled. Later, it was incorporated into the Ming Kingdom because of its surrender.

However, at that time, Jin was almost deserted, people's livelihood was in decline, and the people were in great hardship. In addition, there had been more than ten years of hatred with the Ming court, and no one was willing to go there to manage and restore people's livelihood. The emperor awarded this place except the Xianshan Pass to General Fu Ye. Of course, the military power still returned to the imperial court.

Local officials in various places were also separated into civil and military positions. All military forces were managed by the royal family, while local people's livelihood was managed by the provincial governors.

However, due to different actual situations in different places, Uncle Qin said that in some places the income of the government office is not as much as the salary of a minor official in the royal court.

Therefore, some local public sentiments depend on the local officials and, of course, the generals stationed in the area.

As they came in, looking at the green mountains, green waters, and blue skies and rivers, Qin Qiong couldn't help but admire that the Emperor Ming really occupied a good place.

At this time, Qin Qiong discovered another very strange thing, that is, her memory, no, the memory of the owner began to recover...

At first, more and more things about my childhood, youth, mother, and Wei family came flooding back...those were all joyful fragments.

Everyone has a pink halo, and everyone is smiling. Even quarreling with others sounds so cute.

These memories allow Qin Qiong to deeply feel what an innocent and happy child the original owner was. There was absolutely no unhappiness or grievance in her childhood, as if everything was so perfect and peaceful.

The little girl lives in everyone's love and protection, without any danger or pain around her.

The ideals and ambitions of this little girl are like those of all happy children, a sunny yet unrealistic one.

But later... later, she couldn't see clearly.

But she could feel that it was she who had shut down her thoughts, not wanting to see or hear. But what was that?

The further they went into the Ming Kingdom, the more her past emotions and memories appeared in her mind. Qin Qiong suddenly thought of one thing: did her really want to die?

That collision might have really been because she didn't want to live anymore, so why didn't she just go with the flow?

Because, after leaving the Ming Kingdom, there were only some pornographic clips, or physical sensory clips, but Qin Qiong had no idea what the owner was thinking psychologically.

Perhaps it was the distance that prevented her from obtaining those fragments of memory. Now, as it was getting closer and closer to where she used to live, Qin Qiong was able to read the original owner's true thoughts.

Qin Qiong patiently recalled and felt a little bit at a time. She wanted to know, especially after talking with Aunt Mei. She wondered even more why Qin Meiniang, a lady in her twenties, had become a lustful person who was always thinking about going to bed.

There must be a reason, but what is it?

Is it related to me? Why did I come here?

Qin Qiong wanted to know what the connection was between the two of them.

Along the way, Qin Qiong tried her best to ride a horse, because she found that on a horse, her memories were replayed more clearly, the details were clearer, the characters' movements and expressions were more realistic, and the plot was presented more frankly. There were some things that she handled a little childishly at the time, but she would always think about them for a long time afterwards.

Therefore, she remembered many things very clearly, which shows that she cared about these things very much at that time.

I think when I was a child I might not have understood it very well, but now, Qin Qiong clearly sees the root of the matter.

However, this means that I had already started to notice these details when I was young, which shows that I was a very smart girl. So, what changed this sunny girl since she was young?

After entering the Ming Realm, Qin Qiong also noticed some other things.

For example, the current Ming emperor's governance of the country is probably not as good as that of the An Ning State, because, in the seven days since they came here, they encountered two robberies along the way, and one was an incident where a government official set up a private card to collect tolls.

Because there were children in the car, and Uncle Qin seemed to be used to such things and didn't care. They usually just gave money and let it go.

This also made Qin Qiong increasingly disdainful of the emperor whose wife they were about to steal.

The robbers included adult men and children. The weapons they carried were mostly assembled knives, such as sickles with long handles...

Their clothes were even more tattered.

Qin Qiong was also upset by the way he struggled to grab the copper coins thrown by Uncle Qin. So, she did not stop Uncle Qin from throwing money around, and she rode her horse to get out of the way of a half-grown child who ran to her horse to pick up the coins.

When we first entered the Ming Dynasty, most of the roads were in poor condition, and many places could not be considered official roads at all. However, after we went further in, the conditions of the official roads and county roads became better.

They did not encounter any more big bandits, only some small groups of beggars harassing them. Uncle Qin asked the people he brought to disperse them, saying that these people were different from the bandits before, and if they thought we were few in number and rich, they would probably become rampant, and the consequences would be disastrous if the beggars rushed over, as this had happened before.