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

Song Dahe gave a thumbs up and said, "That's pretty good, very impressive."

She learned the strange thumbs-up gesture from her daughter, who said it means "like."

And "like" means praising the other person for being awesome and great.

Xue Ping'er lowered her head shyly.

Her father didn't like her doing these things, and believed that girls only needed to learn music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, and take care of the household.

After spending these days together, she envied her sister Pan'er very much, because no matter what Pan'er did, her uncle and aunt would give her a thumbs up to encourage her.

Moreover, my uncle and aunt are very open-minded, and they won’t say anything even if Pan’er plays with mud.

But she had no idea that in the minds of Song Dahe and Qian Jinfeng, their daughter wanted to become an immortal in the future, and they could not interfere and block her path to immortality.

After all, they are still waiting for their daughter to succeed and for everyone to prosper!

Qian Jinfeng stared at Song Pan'er's hands as she rolled the powder and suddenly said, "Do you know how to roll it? Let me do it."

He even joked, "By the time you finish rolling it up, we'll all be buried up to our necks in the dirt."

Song Pan'er was so angry that she bared her teeth and turned to glare at her father, "Old Song, your wife despises me!"

Song Dahe looked nonchalant and scratched his ear with his little finger. "Ah? What did you say? I was deaf just now."

Song Pan'er stepped on Song Dahe's shoes and said, "Old Song! Are you still my real father?"

Song Dahe simply let her step on him. After all, the cloth shoes were old, so she could step on them as she pleased.

He grabbed Song Pan'er's furry head and said with a playful smile, "Not when you call me Old Song."

Song Pan'er was so angry that she almost died. How could they be parents? Did they just have children for fun?

Xue Ping'er was so amused by the three of them that she couldn't help laughing. Lin Chengxiu, who was grinding medicine next to her, also lowered his head, but she found that Lin Chengxiu's shoulders were constantly shaking, and he must be laughing.

Zhang Honghua wiped her hands and came over with a basket of wild vegetable cakes. Yang Shaochun followed her with a pot of wild vegetable soup.

Zhenzhu and Cuiyu went and took everyone's bowls, chopsticks and plastic sheets from the cart, and arranged them neatly.

"It's time to eat!" Zhang Honghua called out softly, and the people here stopped what they were doing and rushed over.

When Song Dahe saw that it was another wild vegetable pancake, his face became as gloomy as an old donkey's.

But there is no other way now, I can only eat these, otherwise it will easily get into trouble.

Qian Jinfeng didn't care. She picked up a piece of wild vegetable cake for her daughter and then picked up a piece for herself and started eating.

Song Dahe ate the bread and sighed. He wanted to eat meat.

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After eating and cleaning up, everyone decided to rest immediately. Those people might come to rob things tonight, so they didn't learn to read. They lay down holding their weapons, leaving Lin Chengxiu alone to keep watch.

Just as they expected, just after 12 o'clock in the evening, the sound of thin and dense footsteps came from all directions.

Song Pan'er opened her eyes. It seemed that the group of people had joined forces with the wave of refugees in front, otherwise there would not be so many people.

But was it really that serious? They only had two carts, and there wasn't anything particularly eye-catching on them. How could these people be so sure they had food?

Song Pan'er couldn't figure out that the reason why Li Xiu was so sure that they had food was because of the wild vegetable pancakes they had eaten last night.

The people in Lijia Village and the ones ahead had already run out of food and ammunition by now, but they could still eat wild vegetable cakes, which was evidence that they had surplus food.