Traveling through time as a peasant girl to turn things around

That evening, Ye Heng returned with his children. Haha, a large group, including his own children, as well as Chai Xi, Li Yu, Chai Yan, and Xu Feng. It was quite a group! Chai Zhen, Old Man Chai, and Li Jingwen were all delighted to see them. They were so used to having the children around that they were a little uncomfortable with their sudden absence. Seeing the children back, the elders were so happy they couldn't stop smiling!

The children gathered around the old men, shouting, "Hello, Grandpa! I miss you!" Guoguo observed the scene before her and said, "This is the family happiness everyone strives for, right?" Yeheng chuckled, "Yes. Children and grandchildren surrounding me, a house full of descendants—that's what I want to see, too!" Thinking of her brother, the emperor, while he had state affairs to attend to, it wasn't bad either. The two children could see him and hang around him every day, so it wasn't so bad either. Xiaodong was helping him with state affairs. His own men were also working, and Dayan was running smoothly!

It's just that there are often small movements at the border. Ye Heng is waiting. The children can take care of themselves. He is preparing to resolve the border crisis. He has sent people to gather information in other countries to monitor the enemy's every move. Every time he goes back, he will check the intelligence! Issue orders!

Guoguo asked, and they had already eaten dinner. Someone brought tea and fruit for the children to eat.

The lights in the yard were all turned on. The tigers roared excitedly! Guoguo and Yeheng went to feed them. Tigers didn't need daily feeding, just enough water. It was just that tigers couldn't practice outside, so their progress was slow. There was no spiritual energy to nourish them!

Guoguo poured out a stream of spiritual spring water, and the tiger tilted its head to drink. "You take turns guarding the house," he said. "You can't get away here. I'll let you out, but don't hurt anyone." "Roar! Roar!" the tiger shouted happily. Ye Heng: "Remember, don't hurt anyone. Come back when you're done." "Roar!" Guoguo opened the door and didn't close it again.

Guoguo didn't know that Tiger had been out for three days. He was so engrossed in playing that he forgot to come back and ran for who knows how far.

Guoguo was thinking about them. Ye Heng advised, "You should be thinking about them. Who knows where they are? They're playing. Don't worry about them. When we come back next time, we'll give them electronic eyes so we can find them more easily." "Yeah. Make them some decorations for the two kids. I totally forgot about it." Huangbao came over and said, "Let me do it." Guoguo: "Okay, they're our own pets after all."

The army had a contingent a hundred miles away. People saw them, and many recognized the two tigers. They even called out their names. The tigers looked at them, roared, and ran away. They were called Dabai and Xiaobai—names given by Huangbao.

A soldier said, "How could you bear to let Guoguo go!" Someone said, "Tigers must want to be free." Someone else said, "I heard Huangbao say that he was raised since he was a tiger. His mother died when he was born. Why would he want to leave? Haha, I bet no, they will definitely come back!" "I don't believe it. Who doesn't want freedom? I won't bet either." Another soldier said, "I'll bet one thousand yuan that you won't come back." "I bet one thousand yuan that I go home. Haha, the Chai family eats well, so they don't have to go out to find food by themselves." Gradually, more people came, and the leaders watched without caring, just for fun.

Each person contributed a small amount, but with so many people involved, the leader said, "I'll bet 10,000 yuan that these two tigers go home!" With the leader's money, everyone joined the bet, and the two sides became even more involved. Who knew that in the end, both sides would receive hundreds of thousands of yuan in winnings?

The leader came out and said, "Pause, go back and talk later." Then we ran back to the camp.

Before they returned to the army, the two tigers were already guarding the door of the Chai family. Guoguo and Yeheng came out and opened the door in the middle of the night. Guoguo: "Good for you two, you still remember to go home!" Yeheng: "Come in, it's the middle of the night."

The tiger couple returned home after three days without food. They hadn't hunted for anything, and they were forbidden from harming anyone, so they came back hungry. Guoguo, feeling sorry for her pets, let them in and offered them two freshly slaughtered pigs. Yeheng brought two large basins of spiritual spring water. The two watched the tigers eat. Guoguo felt so sorry for them, wondering how hungry they must be. "Eat slowly, don't choke! There's more! We're not allowed to eat people, but you know you can eat animals too! Pheasants, rabbits, deer, and even wolves." The two tigers listened. They knew chickens and rabbits, but they had never seen a wolf. The tigers thought, "Next time you go out, eat wild animals. Never again will you come back hungry and be mocked by your master."

Ye Heng: "I just feel sorry for you guys starving."

The tiger roared and continued eating. The soldiers heard it.

When the soldiers came back from the zipper, some people didn't even go through the gate but rushed over to see if Tiger had returned. "Ah, he's home! He's back! My money!" Many people ran to see him, shouting, "My money!"

That afternoon, the winners of the bet received some money, and the losers took the money out and divided it among others.

The leader got double the money. He laughed, a win. The leader's bet was right; the tigers raised by the Chai family were very obedient. ...