After continuing on the road, Chen Runzhi walked beside her mother and whispered, "That man is a piece of shit. What's the point of beating a woman? If he has the ability, why doesn't he go and settle the score with the man who bullied his wife?"

Zhu patted her head and comforted her, "Don't be angry, everyone has their own fate.

But if someone comes to propose marriage in the future, I will have to find out if he has a bad temper."

"Mom, what are you talking about?" Chen Runzhi was still a little girl after all, and she couldn't help blushing when she heard Zhu talking about getting married.

Chen Runzhi lowered her head slightly and touched her arms. When she was about to leave, a young man with a red face stuffed a bag of silver and a Qingyun pendant into her arms, saying that he would wait for her to come back.

"What's wrong?" Zhu noticed that her daughter was in a daze and asked casually.

Chen Runzhi shook her head, "Nothing."

An Xin, who was walking behind, observed the men in the exile team intentionally or unintentionally. Sure enough, she discovered that among the six big men, there was a man with shifty eyes. His obscene eyes glanced at Song Lingshuang over there with regret from time to time.

An Xin turned around and saw that when Song Lingshuang found the wretched man looking at her, she tried to shrink behind her husband in fear and panic, but was pushed by her husband because he thought she was in the way and she almost fell.

Now that he knew who wanted to take advantage of Song Lingshuang going to the woods to do something illegal, An Xin continued on his way with a cold light flashing in his eyes.

Soon, the sky was suddenly covered with dark clouds and it was about to rain.

The leader of the officials, Liu Huai, shouted loudly and led everyone to move forward at a high speed, "There is a dilapidated temple on the hillside ahead, we can take shelter there, everyone hurry up.

If you get sick from the rain and are delayed in your journey, don't blame me for being ruthless and for making you continue on your journey, only to die of illness on the way."

These people were exhausted from traveling for so long. Some of them even thought they might get sick from the rain, and maybe they could rest for a few more days at the post station.

Now after hearing what Liu Huai said, I knew that if I was really sick, I would probably have to travel with the illness, and I might really die of illness on the road of exile.

Liu Huai saw that the person who was originally a drag was now running faster than anyone else, and a hint of sarcasm flashed in his eyes. He had escorted exiles dozens of times, if not a hundred times, and he knew exactly what these people were thinking.

"Liutou is very familiar with this road."

Liu Huai saw An Xin walking as if carelessly, with his honest face and round eyes slightly narrowed, and he couldn't help being surprised.

He knew how big his steps were and how fast he walked. Even the average man jogging couldn't walk as fast as him.

But Xin Ting, who was standing next to him, looked calm and leisurely, walking not far from him, and didn't seem to be falling behind at all.

"Well, I've got some ideas about being an escort officer. I've walked this road a few times, so I relatively know what's there." Liu Huai looked at An Xin with a puzzled look and replied.

"Here you go, one at a time. It should help relieve the pain in your legs."

Liu Huai, who was walking quickly and shaking slightly, subconsciously took the thing thrown by An Xin. After taking a closer look, he found it was a small white porcelain bottle. "What is it?"

"Poison." An Xin answered briefly.

Looking at the woman who seemed to be walking in front of him at a leisurely pace and could even pass him, Liu Huai's thick lips twitched.

He opened the stopper of the white porcelain bottle, and a strong medicinal fragrance slowly wafted out. After hesitating for a moment, he took one pill and put it into his mouth.

"Hey, boss, you're really eating it!" A subordinate who followed Liu Huai didn't have time to stop him. He widened his eyes and said in annoyance: "Aren't you afraid that the woman gave you poison?"

"Let's go." Liu Huai patted the young official on the back of his head. "Do you think everyone is as stupid as you?"

"Ah! Boss, no personal attacks."

An Xin, who was walking in front, curled the corners of his lips when he heard what the two people behind him said.

She had long discovered that whenever the leader of the officials, Liu Huai, walked fast, his left leg would tremble uncontrollably, causing him to walk with a slight limp.

She found an official, gave him a few taels of silver, and asked him about it. Only then did she know that Liu Huai had been on the battlefield when he was young and was known for his bravery and fighting skills.

He was originally expected to be promoted to a fifth-rank general, but he injured his leg in a battle and had to return to Beijing to find his current job.

An Xin has a certain affection and sympathy for those who are unlucky, especially for soldiers who have been on the battlefield.

Knowing that cloudy and rainy weather would be a torture for people with old injuries, he gave him a bottle of pain-relieving pills that he had no use for at the moment.

It was just because this group of people had done a lot of things that made them stand out along the way, but Liu Huai had never caused them any trouble.

Before the heavy rain was about to fall, everyone hurried to the dilapidated temple halfway up the mountain.

An Xin looked at the big Buddha in the middle of the main hall of the dilapidated temple. Because no one had taken care of it for a long time, it had been severely damaged and turned colorful.

No one knows what the reason was, but this temple fell into disrepair and there are no monks to worship and take care of it, and it has become so dilapidated.

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Just when everyone ran in still confused, the cousins ​​Zhu Shijing and Chen Runzhi, without even stopping, took their things and walked into the side hall and occupied the best spot in the dilapidated temple.

This dilapidated temple was quite large and spacious enough. The place that Zhu Shijing and Chen Runzhi had snatched was separated from the outside by a wooden wall.

The two men walked in and quickly took out a piece of thick cloth and spread it on the existing grass, then asked everyone to come and sit down.

Jiang Zhou patted Chen Runze on the shoulder and joked, "Boy, maybe you were adopted. Look at those two people over there, they look like real siblings."

Each one is smarter and more cunning than the other. If they grew tails, they would be no different from two foxes.

Chen Runze looked at Jiang Zhou doubtfully, then turned to look at Master Chen and Zhu seriously, "Dad, Mom, is this true?"

"What's real or fake? I cooked it." Zhu looked at her son as if he were an idiot. "It's best not to ask. If you ask, you might have picked it up."

"Dad." Chen Runze looked sadly at Mr. Chen Er, his father.

Master Chen knew that his son was playing tricks, so he smiled heartily and said, "That's possible."

"Hahaha..." Everyone laughed and sat down to rest.

"You are not smart enough, but you still say others are smart enough," An Xin looked at Jiang Zhou, who had nothing but a sharp tongue, and teased, "That's all you can do."

Jiang Zhou did not argue, but raised his head proudly, as if to say, "I am a big shot in the eye, I am proud, and you mortals can only look up to me."

An Xin rested for a while, stood up and walked to the dilapidated window, looked at the rain curtain outside, and sighed, knowing that the rain would not stop for a while.

The rest of the food they brought from the post station last night had been eaten at noon, leaving only some dry food that they would buy every time they passed through a town just in case.

An Xin looked at the heavy rain outside. If her prediction was correct, they might be trapped by the rain and have to spend the night in this dilapidated temple.

Leng Xiangbai saw An Xin, and he also stood up and walked over, silently looking out the window at the white sky, where raindrops were falling in strings.