My reborn husband and son are thinking about how to kill me every day.

"Fence it! Immediately! Fence it right now!"

Ji Yunshuang practically forced out those words through gritted teeth.

"You bunch of bastards! If you weren't so young, I would chop you up and eat you right now!"

She gritted her teeth at the wild boar cub for a long time, then immediately took out her tools and got to work.

Besides growing crops, a large area of ​​the black soil is planted with rare trees that she transplanted from the mountains.

Ji Yunshuang looked around and decided that this area was suitable for raising livestock.

She moved the entire fence from the mall over, and after some tinkering, she also moved all the dairy cows, live chickens, and live ducks over.

The farm she set up was a bit of a hodgepodge, with all sorts of livestock in it.

However, time was short, and she didn't have time to think about it.

After putting all the livestock in a fence, he scattered some wild vegetable seeds on the open ground, then haphazardly scattered some grains inside, and hurriedly left the space.

On the way back, Lu Yinheng glanced at her several times.

Ji Yunshuang knew that this old-fashioned man was not simple, and that she might have aroused his suspicion.

But she wasn't afraid at all.

There are no time-travel novels in this era, so she didn't believe that someone with his brain could come up with such a magical thing as space.

With his intelligence, he'd probably suspect that his wife is secretly cheating on him again!

It has to be said that Ji Yunshuang was right.

Lu Yinheng's face was as black as the bottom of a pot, and a string of suspicions were popping into his head, which he quickly dismissed.

Little Lu Yanqi was also awake, looking at his mother with a complicated expression, his little hands clenched into fists, his eyes full of struggle.

Seeing the constipated look on the little boy's face, Ji Yunshuang took a bunch of wild grapes out of her pocket and handed them to him, saying, "Here, have some!"

Lu Yanqi looked at the wild grapes in her hand, bit his lip, and as if he had made up his mind, he said after a long while, "You were gone for so long just to pick wild hawthorns?"

Seeing his little expression, Ji Yunshuang chuckled and said, "What do you think?"

Lu Yanqi pursed his lips, looked away, and said with disdain, "Don't go picking them at night next time, it's not safe!"

After saying that, the little bun hugged Tianrui and awkwardly turned around, making a gesture of refusing to communicate anymore.

Ji Yunshuang: "..."

Are even little kids in ancient times this difficult to deal with?

She put away the wild grapes, closed her eyes, and pondered when she could find another opportunity to raise river shrimp in a pond.

Exhausted from a long day, she soon drifted off to sleep.

Hearing the steady breathing, Lu Yanqi slowly turned around and looked at Ji Yunshuang.

As he looked at the screen, his eyelids began to droop, and eventually, unable to resist his exhaustion, he fell asleep.

The night went by quickly.

Soon it was dawn, and everyone began a new day's journey.

Today, as the group crossed the desolate land, they saw a sight they had never seen before on their escape route.

The fields on both sides of the road are full of lush green vegetables. Occasionally, you can also see village houses and wisps of smoke rising from their chimneys.

This was the most common scene in the countryside before they fled. But since the Northern Qi attacked, their homes were destroyed and there was no more paradise.

Seeing such a scene again now, everyone felt a surge of excitement.

However, the villagers nearby seemed frightened when they saw them, and their faces showed fear.

Lu Yinheng did not linger, but quickly led everyone on their way.

On the evening of the third day, he finally led everyone to Hongdu.

Compared to Yi'an County, Hongdu's city walls were taller, and there were more soldiers guarding the city walls.

However, unlike the refugees who lined the entrance to Yi'an County, this group of refugees was different.

It seems rare to see emaciated, disheveled refugees here.

Even if some people look travel-worn and look like they've been on a long journey, they are driving carriages and wearing decent clothes, so it's obvious that they come from well-off families.

Seeing this, Sister-in-law Sun and the others became timid and shrank their necks.

Village Chief Mu also looked worried. He walked up to Lu Yinheng and asked in a low voice, "Brother, will we have to pay a fee to enter the city here?"

Lu Yinheng stared intently at the towering city wall, as if lost in some kind of memory.

Hearing Village Chief Mu's words, he came to his senses and said, "You all wait here for a while, I'll go ask ahead."

After saying that, he strode towards the soldiers entering the city.

Watching Lu Yinheng's retreating figure, Village Chief Mu sighed with relief, "Thank goodness for Dalang along the way, otherwise we really wouldn't have been able to tell which way was which, and we wouldn't know what to do."

The villagers all agreed with what Village Chief Mu said and praised Lu Yinheng.

Gu Chunzhi listened to everyone praising her son with a smile in her eyes, and Xiao Yuzhu also puffed out her little chest with a proud look on her face, but Ji Yunshuang's eyes showed a hint of doubt.

In the original owner's memory, he should never have been to Hongdu!

Why did she feel that he was very familiar with this place?

Lu Yinheng returned shortly after leaving and said, "Entering the city is free, but you need a household registration certificate. Also, I haven't yet found out about the policy for resettling refugees."

Upon hearing his first sentence, a hint of joy flashed in everyone's eyes. But upon hearing his second sentence, a sense of worry appeared in their eyes.

At this point, worrying was useless; everyone could only queue up to enter the city and wait until dawn to inquire about the refugee resettlement policy.

When the family fled, they wrapped the food discs in oiled paper and carefully preserved them, and their journey into the city went smoothly.

Of course, their household registration documents could only enter the outer city. They could not enter the inner city.

However, it was, after all, the capital city where Prince Rui resided.

Even the outer city was larger and more prosperous than any city they had ever seen before.

Even Mu Zhigang, who used to work in the county town, felt somewhat awkward and kept tugging at his clothes.

Women like Sister-in-law Hu and the Sun family's daughter-in-law, who rarely went to the city, kept their heads down and didn't dare to look around.

Seeing the timid look on everyone's faces, Lu Yinheng said, "Let's find an inn first, wash up, and then go to the government office tomorrow to inquire about the resettlement of refugees."

Upon hearing that they needed to find an inn to stay in, the Sun family became even more worried, saying, "Inns must cost a lot of money, right? Why don't we just stay by the roadside for the night? We're used to sleeping in the open along the way anyway."

Previously, when they were by the river, Lu Yinheng had bathed in the river.

But after traveling for another three days, covered in dust and grime, he was now not much different from a wild man.

Moreover, it was inconvenient for the women and children to bathe by the river, and they had never bathed before.

Lu Yinheng explained his plan to bring his family to stay at an inn, where they could shower and change clothes. As for the others, he said they could do whatever they wanted.

In the end, although the Sun and Hu families followed Lu Yinheng to the inn, they refused to go inside and planned to spend the night outside the inn.

After inquiring about the inn's prices, both Zhou and Mu's families decided to check in with Lu Yinheng and freshen up.