Transmigrated Little Farm Girl Bringing Great Fortune

early morning.

The sky turned fish belly white.

There were few pedestrians on the street.

A faint smell of burning still lingered in the air above Jiangzhou City.

The carriage slowly departed Jiangzhou.

Jiang Zijin was eager to return home.

She streamlined many things, even entrusting the transport of antique jade artifacts to a security escort agency for shipment to the capital.

The purpose was to travel light and return to the capital as soon as possible.

The air felt much fresher after leaving Jiangzhou City.

I felt refreshed and invigorated.

Looking back, she had been unlucky ever since she came to Jiangzhou, with one bad luck after another.

I couldn't see the person I wanted to see, and I couldn't accomplish any of the things my mother wanted to do.

She firmly believes that as long as she leaves Jiangzhou, everything will return to normal.

She will also find a way to heal the scars on her mother's face.

Her meeting with Prince Jing in the capital was destined; it was just that the time was not yet right. As long as she waited patiently, everything that belonged to her would eventually return to her.

Even though her previous life ended with her soul returning to the altar, she didn't want to give up.

She had a prophetic understanding of those things.

She knew that the person who killed her was a general with a scar on his arm.

After waking up, she drew the shape of the scar.

She must remember this scar.

Find this person and eliminate him first to prevent future troubles.

What surprised her most was that the person who wanted her dead the most in her previous life was actually the person next to her in bed.

That elegant and refined man, known as the benevolent ruler Fu Lingjun.

All the kindness he showed her turned out to be feigned.

It was only after that great dream that I finally woke up, and looking back on everything, I just found it all laughable.

Her maternal grandfather and father repeatedly advised her that the young emperor was using her and was biding his time, and that he was not of one mind with the Qi and Jiang families.

They wanted to eliminate her and install her young son on the throne, so that she could rule from behind the curtain, but she did not believe it.

She did not dwell on the tenderness of the past, but stood firmly by her husband's side.

How stupid! So stupid!

It was all because I was too foolish and didn't listen to my grandfather and father's advice, which led to the family's tragic end.

This life.

She will never repeat the same mistake.

She wants to strike first...

Qi Caiwei leaned lazily against Mei Gu with her eyes half-closed, her face veiled by a light gauze.

She possesses a delicate, alluring beauty, like a woman playing the pipa while half-concealing her face.

She didn't sleep well last night and felt a bit tired.

I felt both excited and apprehensive.

He wanted to go back to the capital, but he didn't dare to.

With her face like this, I wonder if her husband will be disgusted with her.

Will her father think she's useless?

However, she also has two children, and Jin'er has the demeanor of a well-bred lady in every smile and frown.

She became increasingly beautiful.

Both she and her husband are exceptionally beautiful, and in a few more years, Jin'er's beauty will surely blossom into something even more radiant and captivating.

Pei'er also made her happy.

Over the past year.

My son's temperament seems to have changed a lot.

He often locked himself in his room to study diligently.

Once one passes the preliminary examination in autumn, one can become a scholar.

A ten-year-old scholar is already considered exceptionally gifted.

His father and maternal grandfather will be happy.

Jiang Zipei leaned against the carriage railing, holding a book, and recited poems while swaying her head.

After arriving in Jiangzhou, he lost a lot of weight.

But his mother and sister seemed to have noticed nothing. All they wanted was for him to study, to please his father and maternal grandfather, to pass the imperial examinations, and to bring glory to the family.

Even when they are sick, they can still go to school after drinking a bowl of medicine.

It seems that his life consisted of nothing but taking exams and studying, constantly studying.

Only Anita Mui cared whether she was happy, sick, or eating well...

That being the case.

So he decided to study hard and pass the imperial examinations.

He begged His Majesty to allow him to be sent to serve as an official in a remote area, far from the capital and from everyone else.

The mother and her two children each had different thoughts.

They all shared the same hope: to leave Jiangzhou as soon as possible and get away from this place of trouble.

Tell the groom to speed up.

As the carriages sped forward, getting further and further away from Jiangzhou City, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

It felt like I was fleeing a disaster.

In the evening, the sun began to set in the west.

The carriage suddenly stopped, and Jiang Zijin felt a strange sense of unease.

They heard the guards outside mention the post station.

Her heart finally calmed down a bit, and she and Aunt Mei helped their mother get off the carriage.

Weird...

The atmosphere is very strange.

It was supposed to be quiet, but it was also quite noisy.

Logically, this should be the time when weary birds return to their nests, but not a single bird could be seen, let alone heard a bird call.

But it's also extremely noisy.

The sound of cicadas seemed to be amplified several times, causing headaches.

Jiang Zijin was startled and stopped in her tracks.

Suddenly, a large number of people and government officials appeared from all around the post station, blocking their way.

Surround them.

Judge Qin and his wife were helped down from the carriage and walked straight toward them.

Qi Caiwei stood frozen in place, completely stunned.

At that moment, she felt as if a bucket of ice water had been poured over her head, and she trembled all over, shivering from the cold.

Fear spread to every part of my body, making me feel as if I were filled with lead and unable to move.

Mei Gu's face turned pale. She froze for a moment, but still stood in front of her master.

Jiang Zipei, who had been engrossed in his Confucian classics, looked up and glanced at them.

So many officers and soldiers!

And then there was the Qin family couple, who arrived with an imposing air.

Startled, he dropped the book he was holding.

Jiang Zijin took a deep breath and glanced at her mother, whose eyes were filled with panic and fear.

It goes without saying that her mother has gotten into trouble behind their backs again.

I don't feel sad at all.

Madam Qin strode over, and without saying a word, shoved Mei Gu aside and delivered a resounding slap to her face.

She ripped off her veil, grabbed Qi Caiwei by the collar, and glared at her angrily, saying, "You bitch, have you eaten the heart of a bear and the gall of a leopard to dare to burn down my house!"

Then came another slap.

Mei Gu's hands were held captive by two burly old women, and her desperate struggles were to no avail.

Qi Caiwei's face, which had already scabbed over, started bleeding again.

Her hands, which were covering her face, were damp. When she took them off, she took a look.

"Blood...blood..."

"what……"

He screamed like a madman, then collapsed and fainted.

Judge Qin hurriedly ordered his servants to take his fierce wife away.

He wants money, not lives.

Mei broke free and was held in Jiang's arms. Jiang then called a maid to treat her wounds.

Jiang Zijin stepped forward, tilted her head back, and looked directly at Magistrate Qin. "Why did you block our way, Lord Qin, and even condone Madam Qin beating my mother?"

Judge Qin was stunned and almost intimidated by the girl's imposing manner. He was surprised that Jiang Yunze had such an outstanding daughter.

He didn't want to waste time talking to the child.

But the adult was so inexperienced that she fainted from fright. It wouldn't hurt to talk to her about it.

That way she'll be convinced.

Then someone brought out the earrings and handkerchief, and asked, "Miss Jiang, do you recognize these items? They were found at the scene of the fire, and also by those beggars..."

The officials brought over four beggars whose faces were bruised and swollen.

Jiang Zijin glanced at the handkerchief and earrings, then gave Mei Gu a sidelong look, a flash of ruthlessness in her eyes.

Mei Gu looked at the two objects and her heart pounded; she was so frightened that she trembled all over.

Her earrings...

How could he possibly be at Tianxianglou?

She only went to the dilapidated temple that day, and she fell there anyway, so how could this be...?

It must have been picked up by these beggars and then dropped at Tianxiang Tower.

My gaze fell on the handkerchief, where the roses were very eye-catching.

It is...it is the new handkerchief she embroidered for the lady.

She remembered that she hadn't had time to give it to the lady yet; it was in the sewing basket. Later, she assumed that the lady had taken it, so she didn't think much of it.

How...how did I end up at Tianxiang Tower?