Space Food Storage: Daily Travel

Liu Yuhan stayed in the space until late at night. She was about to leave the space to sleep. Not long after she lay down, she heard a gentle knock on the door.

"Xiaohan, are you asleep?"

"Mom, I'm not asleep yet. I'll get up and open the door for you."

"Your Aunt Qin has gone to bed. Can I talk to you?"

"Of course you can come to me anytime, Mom. You can sleep with me tonight."

"Okay, Mom wants to tell you about your great-grandmother, your grandparents, and your uncles..."

Liu Yuhan listened quietly to what Liu said slowly.

Yesterday, Mrs. Liu went to buy groceries and happened to meet Grandma Qin on the street.

Sixteen years had passed, and the man's appearance had changed. They couldn't believe their eyes, and they were both very excited when they confirmed each other's identities.

Liu Yuhan learned from Liu that Liu was from the capital, and her grandparents and even her maternal grandparents were from aristocratic families in the capital.

Liu's father, Liu Zhiyuan, was once the Imperial Censor.

The current imperial censor, prime minister and grand marshal are collectively known as the "Three Dukes" and are officials of the first rank.

The emperor feared an invasion by the Xiongnu and wanted to propose a marriage alliance and ceding territory. Dressed in white, Liu Zhiyuan knelt before the palace and offered a fiery remonstrance to the emperor. He knelt for two days and two nights in protest.

As you can imagine, the emperor was furious and outcry spread throughout the land. The Imperial Censor was only spared from execution after many of his upright colleagues pleaded with the emperor. He was spared the death penalty, but he could not escape the punishment of life imprisonment. His property was confiscated and he was exiled to a desolate island in the south.

Liu's mother, He, was the daughter of a powerful general who was a third-rank official.

Liu Zhiyuan and He had two sons and one daughter.

The eldest son, Liu Zhijian, was twenty-one years old and served as the Dali Temple Secretary, a sixth-rank official. His wife, Tan, was the daughter of the Dali Temple Shaoqing.

The two met and got married through the introduction of the Shaoqing of the Dali Temple. At that time, they already had a one-year-old son.

The second son, Liu Zhiyi, was eighteen years old, handsome, and had won the third place in the imperial examination. He was an editor in the Hanlin Academy, a seventh-rank official. He was unmarried at the time.

The youngest daughter was Liu, who was fifteen years old at the time and had just come of age. She was cheerful by nature and liked martial arts. From the age of five, she loved practicing martial arts with her mother and grandfather.

Liu can be said to be the most favored one in the family. Not only is she loved by her grandmother, parents, and brother and sister-in-law, but she is also loved by her grandparents. She has a lively personality and can be said to be a "happy fruit".

She was too well protected and naive to the world. Even though the situation at that time was very dangerous for her family and everyone was deliberately hiding it from her, she knew nothing about it.

Before her house was searched, she was knocked unconscious and sent out of the capital by her mother's personal maid Qin Mo Niang and her grandfather's personal guards. After leaving the capital, she woke up and naturally resisted and wanted to go back to the capital. She was inexplicably forced to leave the mansion and her family, and she had to go back to find out.

Her only memory was what her mother said to her the night before she was taken out of the house: When a person is outside, he must remember to hide his incompetence, to hide his incompetence is to hide his life... She didn't know the deep meaning of her mother's words at the time, she just nodded randomly and fell asleep.

Finally, one day, she managed to evade Aunt Qin and the guards and escape. She headed all the way to the capital, but before she even arrived, rumors of Censor Liu's confiscation of property and exile were already rife.

Liu was terrified and hurried on her way overnight. She happened to run into a group of human traffickers and was so exhausted that she got hit on the head...

When I woke up later, I had been sold away, and the memory of my family's exile was gone.

Because of her strong character, she was given a muscle softening powder and was sold to Shitou Town, where she was accidentally bought by Liu Shinan.

Once she obtains her current “good status”, she will return to the capital.

She had once tricked Liu Shinan into taking her to the county town so she could gather information, but more than half a year had passed, and apart from finding out that the Liu family had been confiscated and exiled, and that her grandfather's family had been sent to guard the southern border due to anger, she hadn't gotten any information at all. She didn't even know where they were. In the vast sea of people, she, a "dead" person with no identity, didn't know how to find them...

Later she got married and had children one after another. She felt guilty towards her family and parents.

How many times did Liu wake up in the middle of the night? The guilt and anxiety in her heart made her increasingly cowardly and silent, and she became increasingly unable to see herself clearly...

She hid in a small village for fifteen years. It was not until her eldest daughter woke up from her illness, until they began to flee the famine, and until her family needed her, including her eldest daughter's encouragement and support, that her former personality slowly emerged.

Liu got some important information from Aunt Qin, which was related to the Huo family.

It turned out that the place she was originally going to be sent to was the Huo family in the south. My grandmother and the Huo family's grandmother, Princess Lan Xin, were close friends.

Both of them are famous for their talents in Beijing. In addition, they are of similar age and personality, so they have always been in contact with each other.

The two had even discussed that if there were boys or girls of the right age, they would arrange marriages for them, but they, the younger generation, were unaware of it.

It was also my grandmother who decided to send her to the Huo family.

Why did Aunt Qin stay at the Huo family? After Liu got separated, Aunt Qin searched for her in vain and had to seek help from the Huo family. For years, Aunt Qin had been following Miss Liu's messages, and the Huo family had also been trying to find out about her, but Liu, who had been staying in the countryside, was unaware of her.

The place where the Liu family was exiled is Haiyu Island, an island opposite the southwest of Changle County!

This coincidence wasn't entirely a coincidence; it also had the Huo family's handiwork. Over the years, Madam Huo and the Huo family had taken great care of the Liu family.

Six years ago, the only son born to Mrs. Huo in her old age and his daughter-in-law died overnight in a naval war, leaving no trace of their bodies. Mrs. Huo fell ill and was bedridden for half a year before she passed away.

Liu Yuhan listened to Liu's story quietly. Seeing that she was extremely sad, he gently put his arm around her shoulders and comforted her.

"Mom, you should be happy. We have news about my great-grandmother, my grandparents, and my uncles. This is a great joy. The most important thing is that they live so close to us, and we can go visit them, don't you think?"

"Yes, Xiaohan, mother can't wait to see them now."

"I have to thank the Huo family. Mother wants to visit them tomorrow to learn more about your grandparents."

"Okay, mother. I'll go with you tomorrow. Tomorrow morning I'll ask for leave from Master. You wait for me at home. It's late, so let's rest."

"Okay, you must be very sleepy at this late hour."

"No, mother. I like to hear you say this, and I am happy for you."

"Go to sleep."

Tonight was a sleepless night for Liu. The ardent anticipation was burning in her heart, and she couldn't suppress it no matter how hard she tried.

She finally found her family, and she also had a family of her own...