Along the way, they really didn't encounter any more bandits.

Bai Yun'an's anti-nausea medicine really worked wonders; otherwise, Bai Tian might have killed himself before even reaching the capital.

Juanjuan looked at her lively father, and then at her third brother, who was thinking for the umpteenth time that he should replace the medicine with sleeping pills.

The little guy sighed helplessly.

See? This is what they call being two-faced, stubborn but soft-hearted.

Bai Yun'an felt someone watching him, and subconsciously turned his head, only to see his younger sister giving him a slight smile.

Bai Yun'an returned a faint smile, but inwardly she was a little puzzled.

[System, check favorability rating.]

As he finished speaking, Juanjuan quietly perked up her ears, curious to know how much favorability he had now.

[Still 78? Oh well, this guide's speed is pretty good. It's only been a little over four months. It's normal for it to get harder as it goes on.]

From an angle he couldn't see, her curly eyebrows furrowed slightly.

Only 78?

Her mother taught her that a perfect score is 100, so she's still short...

The little guy was calculating seriously. Because he wasn't very good at arithmetic, it took him almost a minute to figure it out in his mind. He was still 22 favorability points short.

Don't I like my third brother that much?

Juanjuan shook her head somewhat awkwardly. To be honest, she didn't know what it meant to like someone 100%.

However, she knew that her third brother was secretly kind to his family.

Third Brother is a good person, at least to his family.

After a short rest, it's time to set off again.

Mu Zhaoyuan: "We'll arrive in the capital in six days at most. Everyone, please work hard for a few more days."

"It's not hard, it's not hard. Even if we walk for another ten days or half a month, it won't be a problem."

Since she stopped getting carsick, Bai Tian has been incredibly happy almost every day.

This is what a truly authentic travel experience is all about.

A gentle breeze, family, stunning scenery—it's a pity I don't have a small phone to capture these beautiful moments.

Jiang Dai also thanked Mu Zhaoyuan, saying, "Thank you so much for your help along the way."

A smile appeared on Mu Zhaoyuan's spirited face. "You're too kind."

Actually, after spending time with the Bai family along the way, Mu Zhaoyuan really felt good about them.

They never complained about hardship or fatigue, and were very cooperative and obedient, unlike ordinary people at all.

It's not that ordinary people are bad, but their obedience and way of teaching children are indeed different from those of ordinary people.

Most college students in the new era have a strong sense of obedience from childhood, especially those from the Mu family, who are a very comfortable group to get along with.

Bai Tian and Jiang Dai naturally chose to obey, as this was the most worry-free situation for both of them.

The carriage slowly began to move forward.

Looking at the scenery outside, Jiang Dai felt that her life had slowed down considerably since arriving in ancient times.

No pressing work, no annoying comment sections, no light pollution, but it's still pretty boring.

Juanjuan sat beside her parents, looking at the scenery outside, muttering multiplication tables under her breath.

"Mommy, I've finished reciting!"

The little guy's voice carried a hint of pride, "Check it quickly, check it."

"So fast?"

Jiang Dai remembered that she taught the little guy when she set off in the morning, right?

But considering how quickly the little guy memorizes his lessons, it makes sense.

[Juanjuan is clever too. Sure enough, a child born to a family of time-traveling big shots couldn't possibly be an ordinary kid!]

As Juanjuan listened to her mother's heartfelt praise, her clear eyes grew brighter and brighter.