I travel back and forth between ancient and modern times, hoarding goods to raise my grandchildren a

Yu Wanwan never expected that Chuntao would be such a person without perseverance.

She thus lost a maid who served her closely.

It's one thing if you've never been waited on before, but once you've been waited on, it's quite another thing to be waited on by no one.

She even considered going to find Chun Tao and asking her if she could pretend she hadn't said anything.

She was willing to accompany Chun Tao through the entire performance from the moment she got up and opened the door.

This time, she will surely grant Chuntao's wish.

Being a concubine is essentially the same as being a servant.

They have little status.

Since she wants to be a servant in the general's mansion, then let her be one.

Inside the Black Bear Army's camp.

As Unger looked at the two wolves with blown bellies and the black bear with a broken leg that the soldiers had brought back, his already pale face darkened even more.

“Useless thing, drag it away and have the kitchen skin it and roast it.”

They're all injured, and there's no medicine to treat them now, so there's no point in keeping them alive.

There's a possibility of starving yourself even more, which would mean you'd have less meat to eat.

It's better to eat it now.

Without his mount and most powerful weapon, Unger became increasingly irritable.

He looked at the kneeling adjutant before him: "Have you found out anything about what I asked you to inquire about?"

"Reporting to the general, the Dasheng Kingdom's military camp does indeed have food and water. I saw that every household there was cooking over a fire."

"I also heard their people saying that they wanted to thank their general's wife. They all said that these things were brought by their general's wife."

They also said that their general's wife could have ascended to heaven to become a goddess, but out of pity for them and fear they would starve or die of thirst, she stayed on earth to take care of them.

"Another deity?"

Unger frowned.

"Did you bring the items back?"

The lieutenant quickly untied the bundle from his body.

The bundle contained two jin of rice, two bamboo tubes of water, one jin of beef, one jin of vegetables, and a small packet of salt.

"This is all I can bring back."

If the load is too heavy, he won't be able to come back.

Unger rushed over eagerly and bent down to take the things presented by the lieutenant.

He first tore open the cloth bag containing the rice, and with trembling hands grabbed the white rice inside.

"It really is rice. It's actually rice, and it's rice without any impurities."

"And there's water, it's so sweet! Even before the drought, only the palace could drink such sweet water."

He couldn't wait to open the bamboo tube and gulp down two large mouthfuls of water.

I was even more shocked when I saw the vegetables.

The rice and water might have been stored away before.

That vegetable is inexplicable.

Like their country, the Great Sheng Kingdom had not seen a single rain in three years. Not to mention such lush, vibrant vegetables, not even green trees could be seen.

"Could there really be gods? Are they really blessed by gods?"

He had to believe things he refused to believe.

The lieutenant knelt on the ground once again.

"Reporting to the General, I also heard them mention many things I've never heard of before, such as a cube that can film people and show something called video inside."

Those videos have everything, and they even teach them how to drive.

Their children can also eat candy and chocolate.

Chocolate is said to be sweet, like sugar, and a very delicious thing.

"Their children can still drink milk."

Unger said with a grim face, "Find a way to bring the things back."

The lieutenant was kneeling on the ground, and even with his head tilted back, he could only see Unger's knees.

He said with difficulty, "In Luo City, only those at the deputy general level can come into contact with those cubes. If I get close to them, I'm afraid my identity will be exposed."

"As for what the children eat, I can try to take it back."

Unger kicked him.

"Useless things."

He watched as the deputy general, who, even when standing, was barely taller than his knees, left.

Unger tapped his fingers on the armrest of the chair.

Suddenly, his eyes lit up; he had an idea.