However, in her view, from the moment of her divorce, everything and everyone in Qijia Village had nothing to do with her.

For her, the best ex should be as good as dead.

Besides, the original owner of this body was killed by the Qi family.

If she hadn't transmigrated into the book, the original owner would probably be buried under a mountain of weeds by now.

She was in postpartum confinement and needed to avoid disaster, and the two villages were far apart, so she couldn't take care of them.

Although they are busy with other things, they'd better not provoke her, or she wouldn't mind confronting them directly.

Qi Mingyu has official rank and title, so she, an ordinary citizen, cannot touch him, but she can also take advantage of Qin Mu's influence, can't she?

Chi Yu, whose mind was racing with these thoughts, immediately replied, "No problem, let's get into the city as quickly as possible!"

You know how effective my wood ash cement is. The sooner we cooperate with Master Fang's side, the sooner we can start making money.

Shen Kai nodded without saying a word. What he was thinking was that if Brother Mu knew the formula for this plant ash cement sooner, the city walls on the frontier could be used sooner.

It's important to know that each time the city wall is repaired, a large amount of glutinous rice is needed.

If there are good alternatives available now, then glutinous rice can be saved and used as a staple food.

The entire Great Chu Kingdom, not only the border walls but also the city walls in various places, can be replaced by this.

In this way, the amount of glutinous rice saved is countless, enough to feed countless people!

Speaking of which, it is a major event that benefits the country and its people, so how could it be allowed to be delayed?

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Because he was in a hurry to get back and was already familiar with the terrain, the time it took for Chen Kai to get back was half a day less than he had initially expected.

We arrived on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, set off on the seventh, and passed through Qijia Village on the evening of the twelfth.

Perhaps because they were almost at the county town, and because there were cracks in Qijia Village, which Shen Kai knew about but had never been through, their speed slowed down.

Looking out the car window at the completely transformed Qijia Village, Chi Qiao sighed and whispered to Chi Yu:

"Back when your brothers and I came to rescue you, Qijia Village was the best of all the villages we passed along the way."

There used to be several large, brick-and-tile houses. But look at them now, all you see are ruins!

Chi Yu didn't feel much, after all, the stone houses in Chijia'ao weren't bad either.

But apart from her house, everything else in the entire Chijia'ao village is gone, let alone Qijia Village.

"Sister, at this time, it is the greatest blessing for a person to survive."

As for houses and such, they can all be rebuilt.

When a person dies, you truly lose everything.

I believe that if people can avoid it and survive, then their valuables can certainly be avoided as well, just like in our village.

What we saw was only the collapsed house; in reality, everyone minimized the damage.

Chi Qiao looked at the villagers walking around outside, then at the rows of shacks in the distance, nodded, and replied softly:

"Yes, being able to survive is the greatest blessing."

Seeing all this, I've realized there are still quite a few people alive.

Even if they are gone, they must be a minority.

In that case, the plague you're worried about, Little Fish, shouldn't happen.

I don't know if this is the case in Anning County or in other places.

If only it were like this for all, then we would have to be careful about who gets in and out of Anning County.

Too many people are dying in other places; if not handled properly, a real plague could break out.

People with good judgment fled in large numbers.

According to what you said, Xiaoyu, this is the case for Jianzhou Prefecture and the two surrounding prefectures, so everyone will definitely follow the principle of proximity.