Rebirth: A Super Foodie and Her Cat Demon Husband

When the red cloth was removed, the things wrapped inside were revealed, and it was even sealed with a layer of oil paper. Liu Yuanyuan guessed that the old lady was afraid that the things inside would go bad.

On top of this layer of oil paper was a letter, enclosed in a vertical red envelope made of old-fashioned kraft paper, with "Personally addressed to Liu Yuanyuan" written on the red frame.

Liu Yuanyuan did not open the envelope immediately, but put it aside temporarily and opened the oil paper wrapping it first.

The wrapped objects were revealed, and they turned out to be books with yellowed pages.

These books look quite old. Some are handwritten, and some are printed with ink. They are not in the style of ordinary books today.

The book is bound in the same way as in the early days, using hand-sewn binding.

Liu Yuanyuan flipped through the books carefully and found that some pages were even incomplete. Later, someone repaired them with paper and filled in the missing content with a brush.

She doubted the authenticity of the book's contents, but she couldn't understand what was written in it. Although it was all Chinese characters, and in regular script, she couldn't understand it at all.

There was no other choice, so Liu Yuanyuan wrapped the books again with oil paper and red cloth.

Only then did she pick up the letter, open the envelope, and pull out a piece of old-fashioned vertically barred letter paper.

Although the handwriting on the letter is not beautiful, it is written very neatly.

Some of the characters were misspelled, and some were simplified characters from earlier eras. She'd heard from her parents that these were probably taught to the people during the early national literacy campaigns, but were later abandoned. She read the letter with a vague guess at the contents.

This was like an instruction manual left by the old lady, explaining the functions of these books and the things in the box. However, Liu Yuanyuan was still confused and didn't understand what was going on.

So she decided to wait for Dai Tong to come back and ask him to see if he could understand.

At the end of the letter, the old lady hoped that Liu Yuanyuan could help Xiaodong and his family when necessary in the future.

Liu Yuanyuan sighed, it turned out that the things were not taken for free.

However, there was no specific content written on the second page of the letter paper, only a neatly arranged hexagram.

It seems that I still need to ask Daitong or find someone who knows about it to interpret it myself.

Liu Yuanyuan sighed in her heart. The old lady still kept her promise. Her heart was suddenly filled with bitterness.

She closed her eyes and silently agreed to the old lady's request in her heart.

The moment she agreed, she suddenly felt a breeze blowing past her, then blowing towards the window, causing the curtains to flutter.

Liu Yuanyuan subconsciously looked towards the window, but this sight frightened her so much that she shuddered.

I saw a neatly arranged group of large gray rats outside the window.

Liu Yuanyuan looked at the big gray rat outside the window and was so frightened that she almost fainted. She turned her head and looked at Lie Qing, but found that Lie Qing seemed to be very calm.

Liu Yuanyuan asked uncertainly, "Lieqing, do you know them?"

Lie Qing tilted his head and looked at Liu Yuanyuan, and said in a somewhat surprised tone, "Of course I know them. Don't you remember? They are the group of rats that Daju brought last time. They also helped us gather and pass on information during this period."

Although Liu Yuanyuan was a little surprised, she still swallowed fearfully: "What are they planning to do by suddenly coming here? I, I'm afraid of them."

Among them was the largest gray mouse. When it saw Liu Yuanyuan and Lie Qing saw them, it immediately squeaked and jumped up and down, waving its little paws through the glass, as if it had something to express, but it didn't dare to enter the house.

Lie Qing saw Liu Yuanyuan trembling with fear, so he walked over to the gray mice and said, "What's wrong? Did something happen?"

The mouse Bibi kept squeaking, while Lieqing nodded while humming.

After the rat and the dog talked for a long time, Lieqing turned to Liu Yuanyuan and said, "Yuanyuan, they said they found a black cat next to a trash can in an alley that they couldn't wake up. It looks a bit like Daitong.

They have confirmed that the cat is not dead. So they want to come and confirm with us. If it is Dai Tong, they will take us to find it. If not, they will leave it alone. "

Hearing their words, Liu Yuanyuan's heart skipped a beat. She no longer cared about being afraid of the mice. She quickly got up from the ground, rushed to the window, and said to the group of gray mice, "Where is he?"

The gray mouse squeaked and pointed in a direction, but Liu Yuanyuan didn't understand what it meant. So Liu Yuanyuan gritted her teeth, turned around, went into the house, grabbed some biscuits, broke them into small pieces, took a small box, brought them over, opened the window a little wider, put the biscuits on the windowsill, and said to them, "Eat quickly, and we'll talk after you're done. One biscuit per mouse."

This group of gray mice were quite obedient. They passed the biscuit one by one, and then each mouse started to eat it with a grunt. Then Liu Yuanyuan saw a yellow light flashing on their bodies.

However, only the big gray mouse that was communicating with Liu Yuanyuan and Lie Qing had some blue light flashing on its body.

These gray mice seemed to have noticed the changes in their bodies, and their green bean-shaped eyes were shining with excitement.

Liu Yuanyuan couldn't care less about that now. She said to the big gray mouse, "Now you can tell me where the little black cat is."

But the largest mouse actually picked up the bridge, scratched its whiskers with its little claws, and squeaked, "Of course you can, but you have to give us these cookies every day from now on."

Liu Yuanyuan frowned upon hearing this, but before she could say anything, Lie Qing bared his teeth and said, "Do you want to die? Do you think I can't do anything to you just because Daju and Daitong aren't here? I'm telling you, if you eat this cookie, you'll be marked. No matter where you run to, we'll find you."

The big gray mouse hesitated for a moment, then immediately changed his expression. He squeaked and laughed and said, "Oh, I'm just kidding. I'll tell you where he is now, but can I help you with something later and then give us some cookies?"

Liu Yuanyuan felt that this big gray rat was probably like Dai Tong, an animal on the verge of becoming a spirit. The most important thing was that this big gray rat wanted to negotiate with her, so she had to be rebellious.

The reason I gave them cookies and the ability to speak was to facilitate communication. But if they don't listen and still make so many demands, I'm sorry, I won't give in.

And if necessary, he would help it establish another enemy in their group of rats. After all, this big gray rat is now the head of their group.

Although it is a good thing to have another way to get information, the source of this information and this team must be under one's control.

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PS

I need a book test. Can anyone help me come up with some titles? I'm terrible at naming.

Thinking of a name is so painful_(:3」∠)_