They also didn't doubt Liu Yuhan and the others. They felt that they couldn't possibly have the ability to do these things in such a short time.
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The county magistrate gave the banknotes to Liu Shinan privately, and Liu Shinan gave them to his daughter to keep without any burden.
He heard from his daughter that they had searched the bandits in the mountains and found nearly 200 taels of silver, which would be enough to give to the village chief.
Xu time (7pm).
The father, daughter, and Liu Laizi returned to the foot of the mountain. Seeing that everyone was safe, they all breathed a sigh of relief.
These two noisy days and two nights finally came to an end.
With the help of the light from the fire, Liu Yuhan helped several strong men to disinfect and re-bandage their wounds. One of them had cut his foot and could not walk for the time being, so he was put on the ox cart.
The cows in their village were naturally brought back.
I didn't bring the food back and was planning to buy some when I passed by the county town. In fact, some of it was stored in the space by Liu Yuhan.
Liu Mang held the silver ingots of various sizes weighing a total of 205 taels in his hands, feeling mixed emotions.
I told everyone that this was reserved for public use, to buy food and for future housing expenses.
They owed the Liu family even more favors.
Xu Fugui and Liu Laizi were both good people. They made great efforts to save them, and we should all be grateful.
Once you leave here and find out about being caught by bandits, you are not allowed to tell anyone a word!
There are many young girls and wives with them. If people knew that they were caught in a bandit’s den, would their reputation be ruined?
How would anyone know if anything happened to you?
Groundless speculation and hearsay will drown out the real facts.
It has been like this since ancient times.
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