Tomb raiding: The awesome life that started from Ganggangyingzi

Ji Haobo and his group returned to the village before noon.

The dogs even caught a few pheasants and rabbits along the way, which was perfect for Yanzi to cook some dishes.

As for Biaozi, he naturally went to the contract space; otherwise, the villagers might have been frightened to death by such a large creature.

When the old Party Secretary and Yanzi saw everyone return, they greeted them with beaming smiles.

"Xiao Bo, Xiao Hu, I'm so happy to see you back safe and sound. We were so worried these past few days!"

Seeing the genuine joy on the faces of the father and daughter, Ji Haobo nodded with a broad smile.

"Hehe, thank you for your concern, old Party Secretary. We also miss Sister Yanzi's cooking!"

"Yes, yes, Sister Yanzi, hurry up and deal with these pheasants and rabbits. We'll have an extra snack and a drink at noon."

When it came to food, Fatty Wang quickly chimed in and handed over the prey. Although he never got tired of the delicious stew, it was still a bit monotonous, and he missed the smoky flavor of stir-fried dishes.

"Alright, I knew Xiao Wang had a sweet tooth. Come on in and have a seat, I'll get back to work."

Swallow smiled as she took the prey and turned to go to the kitchen.

The group followed the old Party Secretary into the house, where a kind-faced young man was pouring tea. Upon seeing them enter, he greeted them warmly.

"This is Yanzi's husband; you can just call him Tie Niu."

The old Party Secretary introduced the son-in-law to the group, and after they got to know each other, they sat down and chatted.

Ji Haobo and his friends drank tea in large gulps from their ceramic jars, which was a good way to relieve the greasiness from eating meat at every meal lately.

After everyone sat down, the old Party Secretary smoked his pipe and looked at the group with curiosity.

"Xiao Bo, did your trip into the mountains go smoothly?"

Ji Haobo didn't intend to hide anything. He took a puff of his cigar, smiled, and nodded.

"Yes! It went smoothly, and the harvest was good. There were quite a few supplies in that Japanese fortress."

It's a pity the journey is too long and the mountains too dangerous, otherwise the villagers could have moved back.

Old Hu and Fatty Wang nodded, sighing with regret.

"Hehe, it's good that you've made some progress. Now that you're back safely, why don't you stay a few more days?"

Hearing that they had made some gains, the old Party Secretary secretly breathed a sigh of relief, but he didn't care about the supplies at all.

"We'll probably have to stay a few more days; it might be better to save it for later."

Ji Haobo shook his head and pointed to the shy Yingzi, saying:

"Old Party Secretary, we're going back tomorrow, and Yingzi is coming with us. Could you ask the villagers to help look after her house?"

"Oh! So urgent?"

The old Party Secretary was taken aback when he heard this. He turned to look at Yingzi and, seeing her blushing face, immediately understood what was going on.

"Hehe, alright then, Xiao Bo! Yingzi grew up in the mountains, so you'll have to take good care of her now that she's out in the world."

"Don't worry, old Party Secretary, I'll take care of Yingzi's affairs. First, let her go to school to learn some knowledge and gradually adapt to life outside."

"Xiao Bo, it's good that you have plans, that's good!"

"Hey! Old Party Secretary, Uncle Bo's plans don't just go beyond Yingzi. In the future, all the villagers can go out too...blah blah blah!"

At noon, everyone enjoyed a lively and cheerful meal. In the afternoon, a few of them helped Yingzi with some tasks.

They arranged for the hunting dogs and horses to be given to relatives, keeping only Tiger and the others.

That evening, Yanzi prepared a large feast, saying it was to send them off the next day.

Ji Haobo, who was having tea with everyone after the meal, suddenly felt uneasy, which made him frown.

Seeing this, Lao Hu asked with some confusion:

"Brother Bo, what's wrong?"

"On a whim, I'm going to Niuxin Mountain. Be on your guard tonight; I'll leave the guns in the house."

Ji Haobo stood up and looked at everyone, then gave instructions to Lao Hu and the others.

"Oh! Um, should we come along?"

Old Hu knew a little about these mysterious rumors and guessed that something might happen at Niuxinshan.

"No need. We've provoked the weasels, so just in case, you stay here. With my current strength, I can roam freely throughout the world."

Just as they were talking, something unusual did happen at Niuxin Mountain;

As soon as it got dark, a faint yin energy began to permeate the mountains and forests, and soldiers immediately reported this to Ji Qiankun.

"Immediately order all soldiers to be on alert, and light the pre-prepared campfires to increase visibility. Have those carrying flamethrowers on standby."

Following Ji Qiankun's command, the soldiers in the camp immediately began to move.

Large bonfires blazed brightly around the perimeter, fueled by gasoline, their intense heat blocking out the yin energy.

Ji Qiankun and his companions stood in the camp, observing the surrounding mountains and forests with extremely solemn expressions.

"These wretches have probably all come out tonight. Generally speaking, they shouldn't cause such a commotion."

It seems there's something wrong here; the most likely culprit is those beasts in the Huang family causing trouble.

Ji Haoran looked into the darkness in the distance, where the bushes swayed incessantly, clearly indicating that something was moving around inside.

I knew that Uncle Wu was probably right. Tonight, not only would the Yin cavalry be attacking, but also those beasts from the Huang family would be secretly watching.

"Fifth Uncle, it seems we're in big trouble tonight. I should have let Second Uncle go back first; now we might not be able to leave even if we wanted to."

"Those damned bastards, don't let me find out where they're from, or I'll raze them to the ground!"

Ji Tianyou cursed angrily, but he was only raging in a powerless manner.

The reason why the authorities can't do anything about these foxes, yellow foxes, white foxes, willow foxes, and gray foxes is simply because nobody knows their lair.

Otherwise, under the barrage of artillery fire, these things, being flesh and blood, would have been maimed long ago.

"Wei Guo, you keep an eye on Ji Lao Er. Hao Ran and I are afraid we won't be able to take care of you. If there's a chance, take him to find Xiao Bo."

Ji Qiankun originally planned to wait for his helpers to arrive before digging up the tomb and destroying all those ghostly things, but plans can't keep up with changes.

Before our help even arrived, those monstrous things came knocking on our door first, which was quite unexpected.

Generally speaking, those things will not easily leave the ancient tomb because the yin energy inside is sufficient, and such an environment is suitable for them.

Even at night, there is still yang energy outside. Although it cannot harm the spirits, it is still very uncomfortable.

Therefore, Ji Qiankun and his group were not well prepared, which made the situation critical and somewhat unfavorable.

Seeing that his fifth brother and nephew were treating him like he was invisible, giving him orders and instructions, Ji Lao immediately refused, clearly displeased:

"Ji Laowu, I don't need your help. There are soldiers around. Let Wei Guo join in the attack. Although he has no bloodline."

But if you give a little blood, it can help relieve a lot of pressure.

Unfortunately, no one paid him any attention; they all looked toward a mountain forest where a chilling aura emanated.

Although there were no footsteps, there were the neighing of warhorses, and the silhouettes of a large number of cavalrymen could be vaguely seen.

"We're here. Haoran and Tianyou, come down with me. Weiguo, please keep an eye on things here."