After staying in Quanzhou for two days, Lin Xue and her group set off again.

Thinking of the vast, barren land in her space, Lin Xue went out and bought a lot of crop seeds, intending to cultivate them in the space first.

Once we arrive in Liuzhou, we'll buy some land and then plant these cultivated seeds!

Once his grain production data is available, people will naturally go to him to buy seeds.

Farmers are more sensitive to such matters than one might imagine.

Lin Xue believed that she didn't need to promote it much; village chiefs from various villages would naturally come to her to discuss matters on behalf of their respective villages.

With a goal in mind, Lin Xue became busy over the next few days.

She pretended to sleep in the carriage during the day, but in reality, she was always busy in the space.

On the third day after leaving Quanzhou, Lin Xue and her group encountered another crisis.

"Liu Zhi, hurry up and tell your owner that I think I just felt an earthquake!"

At first, Lin Xue thought it was just because the road was bad and the carriage was bumpy.

But gradually, she realized that something was wrong.

Because of this, she would occasionally peek out to check the road conditions. She found that the road was no different from before, so why was it shaking so badly?

The only explanation is that they encountered an earthquake.

"Godmother, what is an earthquake?"

Perhaps people in this era use different terms, so Liu Zhi didn't react immediately.

"Hiss!"

As Liu Zhi finished speaking, the horses in front began to stir.

"An earthquake is like a dragon turning over in the ground; we need to find an open place to take shelter quickly!"

Lin Xue's eyes quickly scanned the surrounding environment. She found that there weren't many mountains in the area, and the place they were in was relatively flat, which made her feel a little more at ease.

"An earth dragon turning over?"

"Godmother, wait here, I'll go tell the master right away!"

Liu Zhi immediately reined in his horse. He didn't dare to leave easily, fearing that the horse might be startled and hurt the people in the carriage.

"Liu Ren, tell the master that we think we've encountered an earth dragon turning over!"

Liu Zhi stood beside the carriage, gripping the horse's reins tightly, and shouted loudly at Liu Ren, who was riding ahead.

"I understand, I'll go tell my master right away!"

Liu Ren also overheard Lin Xue's conversation. He immediately dismounted and ran to Liu Muchen's carriage to report to the people inside.

"Stop! Everyone, dismount!"

"We need to find a wide-open, flat place to hide until the earthworm has moved on, and then we can continue our journey!"

Liu Muchen couldn't understand why they had experienced so many things along the way.

Drought, famine, bandits, torrential rain, and dwarfism.

Now that the earth has turned upside down again, does that mean there will be floods waiting for them in the future?

Being on guard makes all the difference; they quickly found a flat spot and stopped.

The guards held the horse's reins tightly on either side.

Lin Xue also untied the little donkey from the back of the carriage and handed it to Li Dagui to watch over.

Along the way, we encountered many refugees who had fled famine.

Or perhaps they were merchants or other travelers.

They heard what Lin Xue said and all stopped in a place not far from her and her group.

As everyone waited anxiously, a series of increasingly intense tremors finally arrived.

Lin Xue, along with her daughter-in-law and children, squatted down and waited for the aftershocks to pass.

The men held the reins of the horses and donkeys tightly to prevent them from being startled and running away.

The earthquakes came one after another, but fortunately, the pedestrians along the way saw Lin Xue and the others doing so and stopped to do the same.

Otherwise, who knows how many more people would have died?

The earthquake continued until the morning of the following day before it finally stopped.

They could hear heart-wrenching sounds coming from afar.

According to Liu Muchen, there used to be a village there, and many people must have died in this earthquake.

Not long after they set off again, they passed through the village. Many houses had collapsed, and in some places, there was a huge crack.

This is clearly the hardest-hit area of ​​the earthquake.

Lin Xue and the others glanced around and found that although many people had died, there were also quite a few survivors.

They abandoned their plan to go down and help, and continued on their way.

According to Liu Muchen, if there are not many people left alive here, then it is only right for them to lend a helping hand.

But now that so many people have survived in that village, the villagers will handle the rest themselves, so there's no need for them to get involved.

Moreover, no one knows if there will be any aftershocks, so it's best for everyone to leave this area as soon as possible.

Everyone was convinced by Liu Muchen's words and agreed with his statement.

The rest of the journey was much calmer.

The further they went, the fewer and fewer disaster victims they saw.

The villagers who appeared before them smiled more often.

It seems the people here haven't been affected by the drought.

When passing through some small towns, Lin Xue and her group would also go in and take a look.

The supplies were plentiful, and there was no more need to endure wind and rain along the way.

They either stayed in local people's homes or in inns.

These past two weeks have been the most peaceful two weeks for Lin Xue and her group. They not only had plenty of food and drink, but they could also occasionally wander around different towns.

When Lin Xue and the others saw the massive gate tower of Liuzhou City, they knew that this was where they would live from now on.

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