Crossing the book to escape famine, poor little guy does not become cannon fodder reference group

If my father hadn't gone to see those two bastards, he wouldn't have been infected. It's all his own fault!

Even though he was the legitimate son, his father only had the two bastards born by that bitch in his heart.

Well then, let them all go to hell together!

Dou covered her mouth and nose with a handkerchief and coughed twice. "Ying'er, I'm already useless. Don't worry about me. Just go back to the capital."

As she spoke, she looked towards the house across the street where Lu Ying's wife and two children lived. "If possible, take Hua'er with you. As for the others... their life and death will be determined by fate."

Lu Ying shook her head and disagreed, "Mother, if you take him with you, he won't survive."

"Only after I leave can Zhou Xin be cautious and they have a chance to survive."

Dou said "hmm", "Ying'er, you are smart, just do as you say."

She had always been a woman with no opinions of her own. She had been taught from childhood to "obey your father at home, obey your husband after marriage, and obey your son after your husband's death."

Since my son has made that plan, it’s probably right to listen to him.

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Six large iron pots were set up at the crossroads, and handfuls of herbs were thrown in to boil.

The six large pots are divided into three rows, namely mild symptoms, general symptoms and severe symptoms.

Watching the people queuing up in an orderly manner to receive medicine, Wang Zhubu couldn't help but stroke his mustache, which he hadn't groomed for a long time, and nodded repeatedly.

"On behalf of our lord, I would like to thank Lord Zhou for his help." Chief Clerk Wang bowed deeply to County Magistrate Zhou.

County Magistrate Zhou has lost a lot of weight recently, and his clothes are loose on him, making him look more suave and elegant, like a scholar.

He personally helped Wang Zhubu up and said, "Wang Zhubu, you are too polite..." Just as he was about to say a few more polite words, he saw Han Shi's figure flash by.

County Magistrate Zhou found an excuse to leave and met up with Han Shi not far away.

"what happened?"

Han Shi's face looked unhappy. "Lu Ying escaped."

County Magistrate Zhou was stunned for a moment, but he didn't mean to blame him. "Let him escape. He's a smart man. Even if he escapes back to the capital, he knows what to say and what not to say."

His move of coming to Yong'an County at the last moment was not a very clever move. Anyone who thinks carefully can understand the reason.

But he has the merit of curing the plague, and he is likely to be the next prefect. Those people are unlikely to come out and offend him just for a dead person like Lu Xiao.

It would be best if we had evidence to bring him down once and for all. If we fail to bring him down, those people will not end up well. They certainly know what to choose.

He had the merit of curing the plague before. Even if the Lu family made trouble in the Golden Palace, His Majesty would not be able to do anything to him without evidence.

Han Shi nodded. He Chi said the same thing, but he still needed to tell County Magistrate Zhou.

"Protect your own people during this time." County Magistrate Zhou patted Han Shi's strong arm. "If you have any difficulties, please tell me."

He knew that Han Shi and his men had been buying grain, but unfortunately he couldn't figure out what the Songjiabao was doing with so much grain. Could it be that Song Jiabao's land was too barren to produce grain?

But that wasn't right. He knew very well the fertility of every piece of land in Linjiang County. Except for the "bachelor village", the fields there were at best medium-quality fields, and there was no situation where they did not produce any grain.

Then there is only one possibility left, that the reason why Songjiabao keeps storing grain is definitely because they have some other plans that he doesn't know about.

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Lu Ying was wearing a coarse cloth shorts and was dirty. He was huddled in the corner of the merchant ship's cargo hold.