Jiu Ye, your little ancestor doesn't want to take responsibility

After a busy week, the weekend is here soon.

This time when he went out, Lou Shuo asked someone to drive him in an RV.

The car was delivered just yesterday. It looks very imposing from the outside, and the inside is like a mobile two-story house.

The RV that Lou Shuo bought is mainly for resting. It has no kitchen, so the bathroom is relatively larger.

There is a bedroom and a living room downstairs, with a two-meter bed. The small living room is divided into a leisure area and an office area.

The sofa in the leisure area can seat five or six people, and the office area can accommodate two people working at the same time, and they can even watch TV and sing.

There is a large entertainment area upstairs, even with a mahjong table, and the sofas on both sides can be converted into two beds.

Lou Shuo bought this car specifically for his trip back to his hometown. He bought the car as it had just arrived in stock from the store.

With this RV, the whole family only needs to drive one car when going out, so this time Lou Shuo brought his assistant, and Butler Cao also followed, and two bodyguards drove the car.

The group set out early in the morning.

The two kids took a bunch of ships and put them together in the car, occupying the office space, so everyone else could only watch TV.

It was noon when we arrived in town. The nanny had already prepared lunch. She had stewed a pot of chicken soup and fried a few side dishes. It was nice to have a simple meal occasionally.

The nanny had washed and changed the sheets and quilt covers at home, the house was spotlessly clean, and even the yard was flushed with a pipe.

Because the nanny comes almost every day to open the windows for ventilation, the house becomes more lively.

After lunch, Lou Shuo went to visit his ancestral grave.

The ancestral tomb has been renovated and the entire enclosed area has been greatly expanded than before.

Every grave inside has been newly renovated and has a new tombstone.

The Lou family's genealogy is quite long, with many people in the previous generations. It only started to decline with the generation of Lou Shuo's grandfather, and now there are only two drops of blood left.

So looking around, there are quite a few tombstones.

Lou Shuo had never lived here and didn't know what ceremony was involved in erecting a monument, so he went to consult with the elders of the Lou family in the town.

The old man meant that Lou Shuo should hold a ritual and invite a master from the temple to chant scriptures, which would also be a way to comfort the deceased soul.

Lou Shuo thought this was feasible, but he didn't understand it, so he just listened to the old man.

So he asked Butler Cao to go to a temple not far from the town and invite the abbot and his disciples to come and chant sutras.

The temple isn't very big, but people from the surrounding towns are quite devoted to it. It's not clear which bodhisattva it enshrines, but a grand temple fair is held every year on the bodhisattva's birthday, so it's always crowded with worshippers.

Butler Cao came back soon and made an appointment to come and chant sutras the next morning.

The host said that some offerings needed to be prepared for the altar, so Butler Cao took Chen Yue to do it.

Lou Shuo and Mu Mu are fine, so they stay at home to take care of the children.

As a result, when it was almost dark, Mu Fucheng and An Nansheng arrived.

"Uncle Jiu, Aunt An, why are you here?"

"Come and see your brother." Mu Fucheng said.

The two children came out and called out:

"Hello, Grandpa Jiu, Hello, Grandma Jiu."

"Hello, Grandpa Jiu, hello, Grandma An."

After calling out, the two of them were stunned. Qin Qianyi widened his eyes:

"Why do you call me the same as you do?"

Lou Yian is innocent:

"But, but that's what I should call you."

An Nansheng was amused by the two little guys:

"It's over. This generation in our family has messed up the kids."

Qin Qianyi curled her lips, very unhappy.

She is obviously a generation older than Lou Yian, so why doesn't it work now?