She treated the space as her own home, with all the necessary food and drink supplies. She even bought and moved a simple house in, and raised poultry. She lived a very fulfilling life.

Finally, the end of the world came.

The animals, plants and water resources have all mutated, and the poultry cannot be replenished and are disappearing bit by bit.

Only fruits, vegetables and crops were eaten and their seeds kept, and all of them were preserved.

Without thinking any more, she found the county magistrate's private room and took a look. In addition to the banknotes, there was also an account book.

Ji Changyingqi opened it and took a look.

Good news, she knows how to count.

Bad news, she became semi-illiterate!

I couldn't understand half of the traditional Chinese characters in it, and I could only guess the general idea of ​​the other half.

…

The above records probably include the number of times and the amount of money the county magistrate bribed his superiors, as well as records of him selling official positions in the county government.

The county yamen's registrar, chief clerk, yamen runners, etc., were all bribed into the yamen!

Ji Changying frowned. This county government was really rotten.

But she still put the account book aside.

They are struggling now, so it is better to have less trouble than more. Moreover, she doesn't know who to hand over the account book to.

Ji Changying found a piece of cloth, wrapped a few pancakes and leavened bread, and left the space.

Back in the cell, she changed her position and pried open the iron bars. Just as she was about to get in, she saw Ji Dahe looking at her in shock.

Ji Changying returned to the cell with an expressionless face, turned his head and smiled at Daha, revealing a row of neat and white teeth, and exerted a little force on his hands.

Under Ji Dahe's horrified eyes, the iron fence slowly merged together, as if it had never changed.

Ji Dahe recalled the scene of him bullying Ji Changying before and couldn't help swallowing.

He quickly closed his eyes and turned his face away, muttering:

"I saw nothing, I saw nothing..."