Ancient Drought: The Official Sacrificed Beauties, I Took Them All In

Jiang Tian transmigrated to the Great Xia Dynasty and was immediately met with a drought that had lasted for many years. The county magistrate, in order to pray for rain from the Dragon King, prepa...

Chapter 275 Each person pledged to donate several tens of taels of silver

Several small boats were moored on the shore.

Qian Renxue looked at the dried-up lakebed and felt a little embarrassed: "There's no water here, so there's no way to go boating."

Jiang Tian didn't say anything, and pulled the little girl to sit on the small wooden boat.

He quickly exchanged his money for a ten-kilometer-long river, and Jiang Tian placed his hand on the dried-up lakebed.

Suddenly, a loud splashing sound of water rang out.

Empress Qian Renxue thought she had misheard; the little girl opened her already beautiful eyes wide.

Water was gushing out from the dried-up lakebed.

Moreover, the speed at which the water gushed out exceeded the little girl's expectations.

"Water... how did this person suddenly have water, and so much water at that?"

Soon, the current propelled the small boat toward the center of the lake.

Hearing the splashing water, the eunuchs and palace maids standing in the distance quickly ran over.

They hadn't seen water in the lake for several years.

"Didn't Shangguan Wan'er tell you that I am a celestial being reincarnated?"

"Lu Fang told me that you are the reincarnation of the Dragon King from heaven, and I didn't believe it at first, but after seeing you today, I do." Qian Renxue smiled radiantly.

The little girl sat at the bow of the boat and gently took off her shoes and socks.

Her two snow-white little feet were stretched out in the cool and clear water.

Qian Renxue splashed her little feet up and down in the water: "Seeing this water makes me so happy. I haven't known what laughter is for years."

Qian Renxue rarely referred to herself as "朕" (Zhen, the imperial "I") in front of Jiang Tian, ​​but this young girl always referred to herself as "我" (Wo, the "I").