After applying the medicine, Li Shushu bandaged him up again, his movements very gently and softly, and then poured some water to his mouth.

The driver watched her actions and figured she wasn't a bad person. He then became interested and asked, "Little brother, who are you? Why are you in our car so late at night?"

Li Shushu was now dressed in men's clothes and dressed like a pale-faced scholar. She looked around the carriage again and found that she had indeed taken the wrong car: with the little money she spent, she should not be able to rent such a spacious car.

"Li Shu," Li Shushu replied briefly.

"Your uncle!" the young man raised his palm and pretended to slap her. "You are so young, and you dare to take advantage of me? I don't have an uncle as young as yours!"

Li Shushu chuckled upon hearing this, knowing she had been misunderstood. "Who's taking advantage of you? I said my name is Li Shu, and I had an appointment to visit relatives early this morning. It might have been too dark, so I took the wrong bus. Sorry."

"Oh, I see!" The young man then changed his outstretched hand and scratched his head, "I'm Ali, and this is my eldest brother..."

As he was speaking, the man he called "Big Brother" seemed to wake up. He propped himself up and sat up against the wall of the carriage with difficulty. His cold eyes looked warily at Li Shushu, who was dressed in men's clothes, as if he was thinking about something.

"Brother, are you awake? How do you feel?" Seeing that his elder brother finally woke up, Ali no longer had the mood to chat with Li Shushu, so he asked hurriedly with concern.

The elder brother didn't answer, but continued to look at Li Shushu and asked, "Who are you?"

Li Shushu knew that the person in front of him was definitely not as simple-minded as Ali, and he was afraid that it would not be so easy to deal with him.

While she was hesitating, Ali hurriedly answered for her: "Brother, her name is Li Shu. She was going to visit relatives, but it was too dark last night and she took the wrong bus. Now..."

"Where were you going originally?" The man frowned, but had no patience to listen to Ali's rambling. Unlike Ali and Li Shushu, he did not tie up all his hair, but only tied some of it at the back with a hairband, leaving the rest of his black hair scattered behind his back.

At this moment, although a few strands of hair hung down to his chest, they did not look messy. Instead, they complemented his mask perfectly, giving him a sense of the elegance of the heroes in the storybooks that Li Shushu read.

"Uh, well..." To be honest, Li Shushu had only thought about escaping the city first, and hadn't thought about anything else. When asked this question suddenly, he was a little confused. "Originally, I was going to Jiangnan to visit my grandparents. I heard that my grandmother was seriously ill..."

She had originally intended to make a few random remarks, fooling around, and wait for someone to interrupt her, but that person seemed to be doing it on purpose, staring at her with a pair of deep eyes, but did not say a word to stop, as if to say: "Make it up, keep making it up..."

I can’t make it any more detailed!

Li Shushu's eyes rolled. "Excuse me, big brother, where are you going? If you're going south of the Yangtze River, could you take me with you?"

"Different directions," the man answered decisively in a cold voice.

"Then..." Li Shushu was a little hesitant. What should he do?

By some strange coincidence, they had brought her to this remote place, and she had no idea where to go next.

"Big brother," A Li said, feeling a little sorry, "he was the one who bandaged your wound just now. Look at how rugged the mountain road is. We're almost at our village. Now we're going down the mountain, and he doesn't have a carriage. You can tell at a glance that he's not very strong..."

"No, what did I say?

No strangers with unknown origins are allowed into the village." He interrupted Ali's chatter.

"Oh? May I ask, brothers, which village are you going to?" Li Shushu asked casually. After all, as someone who was raised in the back house, she didn't know much about the world outside Kyoto.

A Yan from "Qinglong Village" was about to stop it, but it was obviously too late. A Li quickly told it out.

"Qinglong Village?!" I seem to have heard it somewhere.

Li Shushu tried hard to search carefully for this name in his memories of past and present lives. When he remembered it, he was suddenly shocked!

According to my memories from my previous life, Qinglong Village seemed to be a bandit stronghold, and it was quite famous in my previous life.

It is said that Qinglong Village rose suddenly. In just three years, it went from nothing to becoming famous.

There were hundreds of fierce bandits gathered there, all of them were highly skilled in martial arts and had killed countless people.

However, they did not harm ordinary people, but only targeted corrupt officials and unscrupulous businessmen to rob. Even some poor families in the villages around the village would occasionally receive help from them for free, which gave them a sense of robbing the rich to help the poor.

Among the people, their evaluation is also very polarized. Some people think that they are bandits and hope that the government will send troops to encircle and suppress them. Some people think that they have done things that they wanted to do but dared not do, and they respect them.

She didn't know this originally.

However, in her previous life, after she married Xia Muyu, she was filled with sorrow and helplessness, so she liked to wear a veil and go to teahouses to listen to storytelling. At that time, there was a gentleman who was very good at telling current affairs, and he once told the story of "The Legend of Qinglong Village".

Because she rarely left the rear house, she was quite fascinated when she first heard about such an exciting life of a knight, and naturally her memory of it was more profound.

However, she remembered that after the storytelling ended, she heard the audience below still whispering about something. She did not participate, but she was still a little curious, so she listened carefully for a while. It was roughly about the leader of the Qinglong Village. Some people speculated that it was actually the Crown Prince of the current dynasty. Unfortunately, he was ambushed and killed on the eve of the Third Prince's wedding!

Not long after that, the Qinglong Village was completely conquered by the imperial army.

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