Traveling through the 1940s, the whole village was massacred at the beginning

On the fifth day of the twelfth lunar month, Ma Chao led Zhao Huashan, Liu Zhiming and others to charter a boat and leave from the dock.

At the dock, Jiang Jiyun stood in the crowd, waving his hands vigorously and saying goodbye to them.

Her eyes followed the ship as it sailed further and further away, her heart filled with reluctance to leave and anticipation for a future reunion.

This time Ma Chao and his men left, and those who stayed behind included Xiaotian, Xiaowei, Peng Yongyan, Zhang An and Chen Meng.

The three people from the Jiang family looked at the rest of the people, and then everyone turned around and went back to the small house where they were staying temporarily.

As soon as they entered the house, they began to discuss their "visit" plan.

Jiang Jiyun listened to them for a while and then spoke impatiently, "I think we can arrange it like this. My uncle, Brother Zhang and I will form a team. You, Brother Xiaowei and Brother Xiaotian will form a team. Brother Peng and Brother Chen will take food and some money to give to those children."

Jiang Jiyuan listened to his sister's suggestion and thought about it for a while. When he heard that Zhang Anhui and Jiang Jiyun would be in the same team, he agreed without hesitation.

Zhang An's martial arts skills are not as strong as Chen Meng's, but he is very smart. He feels more at ease with him. His sister made so many poisons last time. If they encounter danger again, they can hide in the space.

When Jiang Jiyun was in Kang City before, in order to thank those Taoist priests, she specially prepared a generous gift, a big gold brick for each person. These gold bricks were rewards specially approved by the higher-ups!

She knew that the Taoists who were in seclusion were very poor, so she was willing to give the gold bricks to them.

When Jiang Jiyun took out the gold bricks, the Taoist priests were stunned. They had never expected to receive such a valuable gift.

Taoist Master Xuzhou was so frightened that he almost ran away on the spot, and he kept saying, "No, no!"

Other Taoist priests also echoed this, saying that they would never accept such a valuable gift.

Then they told Jiang Jiyun that everything they did was what they should do and they did not need such rewards.

The Taoist priests hesitated for a moment, and finally told the truth: they wanted the medicinal powder made by Jiang Jiyun.

That night they saw the Japanese soldiers falling to the ground without any resistance in the smoke. If the wind had not been so strong that it blew away the dry grass and dispersed the smoke, the Yin-Yang master behind them would have escaped.

After hearing this, Jiang Jiyun agreed immediately without saying a word.

In the following days, she used her spare time to carefully prepare poisons of various effects and gave them to the Taoist priests one by one. Not only that, Jiang Jiyun also gave each person two bottles of special medicine in case of emergency.

On the day when the Taoist priests were leaving, Jiang Jiyun once again took out the gold bricks and insisted on giving them to them.

The Taoist priests naturally still refused to accept them. When the two sides were deadlocked, Jiang Jiyuan asked them to take along the people in need who could be helped along the way, and only then did they agree.

Jiang Jiyun reluctantly stuffed the gold bricks into the hands of the Taoist priests and waved goodbye to them with tears in his eyes.

When they left, they looked back and saw the little girl with tears in her eyes. It seemed that she was reluctant to part with them, so they liked this child even more.

Even Ma Chao and his men left with a large amount of poison this time.

The next day, Jiang Jiyun followed his uncle and Zhang An around the city and came to the vicinity of Lin Mansion. They saw craftsmen coming and going to build houses.

Zhang An whispered to her, "Lin De'an and the others have already left. When Ma Chao and I went out to check yesterday, we heard that he led his troops to aid us, and then was ordered to lead his troops to station in Hubei."

When Jiang Jiyun heard this, he thought of Bai Jinyuan and the others, nodded and said, "It's good to go there. I heard that there are no Japanese troops there anymore, so there shouldn't be any more casualties."

The man who was watching in the teahouse stopped peeling peanuts and looked around in disbelief. When he looked again, he could no longer see the person who had frightened him.

"Huh..." Meng Chuanfeng took a deep breath, and his tense body relaxed.

The person next to him, with his back to the street, asked quietly, "Xiao Meng, did you see anything?"

Meng Chuanfeng shook his head. "No, I was mistaken. It's not someone I know."

As he said this, he thought to himself that the "little witch" must have left with the person who looked like her, so how could she appear here again?

"That person has left, follow him." The person next to him whispered and stood up and left.

The people they were following were the survivors of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce that was massacred by Jiang Jiyun. They had escaped near the train station at that time.

Jiang Jiyun happily followed his uncle and Zhang An, passing through street after street, and finally arrived outside an ordinary residential area.

They already knew that many women kept by money-hungry guys lived here, and that many wealthy people hid their ill-gotten gains here.

Jiang Wenming and Zhang An carried the load and walked in front, while Jiang Jiyun carried a large bunch of candied haws and followed slowly behind them.

She was extremely excited, and as she walked, she shouted at the top of her voice: "Selling candied haws~~"

Jiang Wenming and Zhang An couldn't help but smile at each other when they heard her almost broken voice.

They really couldn't understand why this little girl was so excited.

When they heard some children clamoring for their families to come and buy candied haws because they heard the sound of people selling candied haws, they realized that Jiang Jiyun's excitement was not without reason.

Sure enough, not long after, a woman in a cheongsam and a fur shawl came over, being pulled by a child.

Her eyes fell on the straw stick in Jiang Jiyun's hand, and she asked curiously, "Kid, why are your candied haws different from the ones we've seen?"

Seeing this, Jiang Jiyun immediately smiled and introduced enthusiastically: "Madam, this is not an ordinary candied haws! It is made with a variety of fruits, including oranges, strawberries, cherry tomatoes, kiwis, mangoes..."

As she spoke, she pointed at the fruits on the straw sticks, listing them like the back of her hand.

The woman's eyes widened as she listened to Jiang Jiyun's introduction.

She saw that there were many fruits there that she had never seen before, and was observing them carefully.

The little fat boy she was holding couldn't contain himself any longer and shouted, "Mommy, Mommy, I want them all! They're all mine!"

The woman was shaken by her son and said to Jiang Jiyun, "I want them all. How much is it?"

"Madam, here are thirty skewers. The young master will definitely not be able to finish them all. Besides, many of the fruits here are not in season and are quite expensive..." Jiang Wenming explained after putting down his burden.

The woman gave him a look of disdain, and the maid next to him said sarcastically, "You are so tactless. Does my wife need this little money?"

Jiang Jiyun quickly said with a smile, "My wife is from a wealthy family, so she would definitely not be interested in such a small amount of money. I wonder if my sister paid with paper money or in silver dollars?"