The Concubine's Daughter Travels Through Time and Space and Takes the Road of Confrontation

Fortunately, the yard was big enough, and Caihe quickly found a suitable place to live.

The yard is not big, with only three main rooms and a small kitchen. There is a corridor built against the east wall leading to the gate of the yard. An area is enclosed under the corridor and a few flowers and plants are planted. Because it is winter, only a few orchids are buried in the snow, revealing a bit of green.

Beside the small garden is a small path paved with stone slabs. In front of the path on the right is an old tree that is so thick that it takes two people to hug it. Under the old tree is a well. Next to the well is a stone table and several stone benches around it.

Lu Yun could imagine the lush and green courtyard in spring, and gave Caihe a thumbs up to express her approval of his vision.

Caihe has become accustomed to her young lady's strange movements. Her young lady has done this movement many times, and she knows that this is a compliment for her good performance.

Smiling and touching her young lady's messy little pussy, Cai He said softly, "Young lady, please sit in the corridor for a while. I will clean up the room first."

After a while, my uncle came in with a woman, said a few words briefly and left in a hurry.

The woman's husband's surname was Zhang, and he was skilled in white-case cooking, though unfortunately he was mute. He worked diligently and efficiently, and in no time, he and Caihe had cleared out several rooms. As Caihe sat by the south window of her bedroom, devouring snacks, she could see plumes of smoke rising from the small kitchen.

Cai He packed up the remaining snacks and put away the clothes she had brought with her before walking over to sit down beside the young lady. She pulled out a small purse from her bosom and said, "This is for you, the old lady."

Lu Yun's eyes lit up, and she put the small purse into her breast pocket. "Sister Caihe, did mother say anything else?"

Cai He reached out and felt the temperature of the young lady's forehead. When she heard the lady say that her young lady was ill, she was startled and quickly packed a few clothes and came with her uncle. Seeing that the young lady was safe and sound, she felt relieved and shook her head and said, "The lady only said that you should listen to your uncle and don't be naughty."

Aunt Zhang brought the food to the table and gestured outside a few times. Caihe was puzzled, "Are you going out of the yard? To deliver the food?" After thinking for a while, Caihe reminded, "Come back after you deliver it." Aunt Zhang nodded and went out.

Caihe took a few glances at the food on the table, felt that it was a little too little, and got up to go to the kitchen.

Aunt Zhang came back soon with a large food box in her hand. She gestured at her a few times, and Lu Yun probably understood what she meant. "You haven't finished eating yet, can you give it to me?"

Catching a glimpse of Caihe's hungry figure, Lu Yun signaled Aunt Zhang to bring out all the food. There were four dishes and a large bowl of soup. The combination of meat and vegetables was also beautiful in color, much better than what she had eaten.

"What is this?" Caihe looked at the table in surprise. Lu Yun explained, "This was sent by my uncle." After saying that, she glanced at Aunt Zhang, who nodded a few times.

My uncle is indeed very wealthy, Caihe thought silently as she looked at the bamboo fungus and ginseng floating in the turtle soup.

"Have they all been delivered?" Zhou Boli looked at Liu Zi beside him. Liu Zi said respectfully, "They have all been delivered."

"My current body can't eat much, it would be a waste to leave it alone, cough cough." Zhou Boli coughed twice, and Liuzi brought the medicine for his master to drink.

"Master, who is that young lady?" Liu Zi hesitated and asked. Zhou Boli glanced at him, and Liu Zi looked away and knelt on the ground. "My subordinate is too nosy."

"Ahem - a fat girl who is used as a cover for me. She is not an important person, so don't pay attention to her." Zhou Boli said slowly.

The next day, just as the sky was getting light, Zhou Boli got up and finished his breakfast. He looked at the sky outside, got up and walked outside, with Liuzi following closely behind him.

Zhou Boli stopped at a courtyard with a huge old tree. Liuzi looked at the closed gate and heard some movement inside. He went forward and knocked on the door.

"Who is it?" A woman's voice came from inside the room, and Liuzi put down his hand in embarrassment.

With a creak, the door opened a crack from the inside. A pretty little maid leaned over the crack and looked out, seeing Zhou Boli and his servant. Cai He opened the door from the inside and asked, "Excuse me, who are you?"

Lu Yun was doing horse stance, not daring to move. She called out from afar, "Sister Caihe, who is that? My uncle?"

Zhou Boli coughed lightly and stepped forward, bowing, "I am a relative of the Zhang family who is temporarily staying here. I came to visit your young lady."

The boy has an extraordinary demeanor, is gentle and polite.

Caihe opened the door, let the young man in, led the way, and brought him into the hall to serve tea.

Passing by her young lady who was still in horse stance, Cai He explained, "My young lady is weak, and the doctor requires her to sit in horse stance for an hour every day and practice physical exercises for half an hour to strengthen her muscles and bones."

Liuzi opened his mouth, but seeing his master's expression as if this was a common occurrence, he wisely swallowed the question that was on the tip of his tongue.

Zhou Boli politely declined the maid's request to sit in the hall, and arranged for Liuzi to bring a chair to sit in the corridor, watching someone doing horse stance with a serious expression.

Lu Yun felt uncomfortable being stared at, glaring at him several times. Liuzi also felt that his master's behavior today was unbecoming, and he smiled sheepishly at the maid. Caihe rolled her eyes at him in annoyance. This master and servant pairing in broad daylight was truly strange. Fortunately, her daughter was only three years old, otherwise she would have chased them out with a bamboo broom.

There was another "bang" sound from the small kitchen. Caihe couldn't help but ran to the small kitchen to take a look. "Aunt Zhang, are you feeling unwell today? If you are, go and have a rest." Aunt Zhang shook her head hurriedly, indicating that she was fine. Caihe looked at her doubtfully for several times, and seeing that her face looked normal, she sighed and said, "Then you better be careful and don't break anything." Aunt Zhang nodded again.

"You, you, you, why are you always staring at me?" After an hour, Lu Yun looked at the people in the corridor with an unhappy face.

Zhou Boli looked at her and asked, "Because I find it strange?" He wondered why a fat girl could stand in horse stance as steady as a rock, punch with great vigor, and even drag him to the bed when he was completely powerless.

Lu Yun felt guilty. "My grandmother taught me how to do it. I'll learn it naturally after practicing for a long time."

Grandmother, Zhang Yulin's mother, Mrs. Zeng? It's not surprising that Mrs. Zeng learned all this from Qingxin Temple.

However, Zhou Boli looked at Liu Zi, who had been practicing horse stance for three years. Liu Zi lowered his head in shame. The fat girl was gifted and talented. No wonder the old monk and the old Taoist priest fought over her. Zhou Boli thought expressionlessly.

Although you didn't say anything strange about me, please don't say anything. Lu Yun immediately turned around and started punching, and the sound of energy breaking through the air echoed in the courtyard.

Liuzi opened his mouth wide. "Lift your chin up," his master's deliberately lowered voice came to his ears, and Liuzi quickly closed his mouth.

Zhou Boli looked at the fat girl in the yard with a complicated expression. What a rare flower she is. My father said that there are many talented people in the Central Plains, and it turned out to be true.

If he could do these things, would he not be sick every other day, would he not need to take medicine, would he be able to ride a horse and shoot arrows like his brothers, and even - fulfill his father's long-cherished wish?