The beloved baby has a space

Ayu "saw" Ouyang Wangning again; they met on the banks of the River of Fate.

Ouyang Wangning stood in the river, watching the fates of countless people.

When she realized Ayu had appeared, she was surprised: "You can already enter the River of Fate directly? You are truly gifted."

Ayu shook her head: "No, this is our dream."

The island was large and far away, and because the savages firmly believed that Ayu was the witch god, they held nothing back from them.

Ayu and the others quickly figured out the situation on the island. In just three months, they built many sturdy shelters on the island, and the rough and simple caves were also decorated.

Although the process of growing up was cruel for the secret guards, Empress Qin and Qin Huai treated them very well after they grew up, not to mention those guards who had grown up in the capital.

They were all highly skilled in martial arts, very alert, and even had excellent wilderness survival skills. However, when they arrived on the island, they found that they were actually useless – the island was resource-scarce and there wasn’t even a decent pottery basin.

The savages ate from heavy stone bowls or fruit shells that had not yet rotted.

Guards: Although we know a lot about how to survive in the wild, we don't mean this kind of wild.

The story that Ayu had heard from Tuanzi came in very handy at this moment.

Ayu imparted all her knowledge to those skills that were useless in the Great Chang Kingdom, such as papermaking, pottery, porcelain, carpentry, tile making, glassmaking, oil refining, and forging.

Whenever Ayu recited a complete production process, everyone remained extremely shocked.

The savages saw that in a short period of time, the entire island was completely transformed, with new things appearing every day that exceeded their understanding.

They were even more convinced of Ayu's identity.

Later on, this belief spread from person to person. Not only the group of seamen, but even the guards brought from Wanning City were convinced of Ayu's worth.

They even said privately, "Lady Yu is simply a celestial being descended to earth; it seems that Lord Qin is not good enough for her."

In fact, even Qin Huai's bodyguards, who knew Qin Huai's identity, thought so.

How could there be such a perfect woman in the world? It would be impossible not to say that she is a reincarnation of a goddess.

However, Qin Huai was not idle either; he was good at turning his knowledge into something tangible.

The detailed knowledge in Ayu's mind were all successful experiences, but there are still many pitfalls to overcome between knowledge and success.

Qin Huai was the one who avoided falling into the trap. He supervised the work every day and guided everyone according to what A Yu had said, which saved a lot of trial and error.

Ayu finds it troublesome and mostly gives orders, without participating much herself.

Every day, Ayu's mind is racing, sometimes even giving her a headache.

Tuanzi tried every possible way to replenish her mental energy.

Tangyuan went to great lengths to collect ingredients and medicinal herbs from all over the island. Not knowing which were harmful and which were beneficial, she would ask the island's savages.

The savages have their own language system, and apart from Ayu, everyone else had to guess at it.

But Tangyuan was the first person to be able to communicate fluently with them. For Ayu's sake, she learned the language of the wild people.

Tangyuan was very cautious. Even if the wild man said it was something very useful, Tangyuan would not give it to Ayu directly. Instead, she would eat it herself first and then give it to others.

We'll give it to Ayu once everyone is satisfied.

Tuanzi also checks Ayu's health every day. The climate and food here are very different from Ayu's usual growing environment, and she doesn't know when she will feel unwell.

I can't bear to part with the dumpling.

Three months passed like this, and everyone quietly lost weight, except for Ayu, who still looked radiant.

Three months later, Ayu finally remembered something.

"Elf, have I forgotten to send a message home?"

"Honey, even if you wanted to send a message, our circumstances don't allow it."

Before Ayu left Goddess Island, she arranged for Akainu to go back and deliver a message, but now half a year has passed. No matter how the message reports that she is safe, her family will definitely be worried.

She has never been "out of contact" for this long.

Is there any way to send them a message?

Yes, you got a dream-entering item from a previous quest, which allows you to communicate with them through dreams.

"Dreams? Would they believe that?"

They'll believe anything that concerns you.

Ayu also remembered that her family had already accepted that Tuanzi was the deity by her side.

It's not unusual for deities to appear in dreams... right?

"How about I try with someone else first?" This "someone else" was Ouyang Wangning. If there was anyone in the world who would believe in such miraculous things, it would be Ouyang Wangning.

She is someone who often peers into the river of fate.

The world is vast and full of wonders; she has probably already experienced most of it.

As it turned out, they were right. Ouyang Wangning indeed believed that this was a dream that Ayu had specially sent him.

Since it's a dream, it doesn't matter how long you stay in the river of fate.

In dreams, time is infinitely folded; a moment can feel like millions of years.

The two sisters simply sat down by the river and started chatting.

As the conversation got more interesting, Ouyang Wangning took Ayu to see the River of Fate.

Since it was a dream, both of them had a certain ability to control their dreams. Some of the destinies in the River of Fate came from their memories, and some came from their imaginations.

But it doesn't matter whether it's true or false; just treat it as reading a storybook.

Ouyang Wangning said, "Ayu, your fate is very strange. Others' fates are already determined in the river of fate, but yours is different. With every step I take forward, there will be countless possibilities for your future."

Ayu said, "Maybe it's because I've never believed in fate."

She looked at her palm; the lines on her palm were clearly visible, much like the twists and turns of life.

Ouyang Wangning touched her face: "At such a young age, you talk like an old man who has seen through the world."

Ayu looked at Ouyang Wangning, who seemed to have aged a few years since she had seen her before.

She felt a pang of sadness: "Sister, you must take care of yourself too."

"Don't worry, I will live for a very long time." Ouyang Wangning knew what she meant and smiled to reassure her. "I will handle it. If I can't hold on, I will stop and find a suitable successor to take over my position."

"Ah."

In the end, they still had to part ways. Ayu still wanted to meet her family in her dreams.

Ayu met with Old Mrs. Wang first.

The scene in the dream was in Hujia Village, in the familiar courtyard of my home.

The older brothers are still the same as when they were little, playing and fooling around nearby.

My aunt is holding a little boy's hand and braiding his hair.

The little boy persisted, so his aunt chased after him with a smile, coaxing him to try.

The little boy said helplessly, "Mom, just this once."

"Alright, alright, just this once, let your mother see."

Ayu was so engrossed in watching that she was covered by a pair of warm hands.

She then realized that she looked like a three or four-year-old, and was very small, barely reaching Old Mrs. Wang's knees.

"What is Little Ayu looking at?" Grandma Wang asked her gently.

Ayu suddenly couldn't bear to say it. If she did, Old Mrs. Wang would realize that this wasn't real, but her dream.

It turns out that Grandma had always missed this time.

So in her eyes, everyone was still the same as before, and her lost aunt hadn't been lost either; she was still living with everyone.

It was an ordinary life, without the wealth and luxury of Wanning City where servants were at your beck and call, without the power and influence, and without even a glamorous identity.

They were just ordinary-looking farmers.

"Grandma, do you think life is good now?"

Grandma Wang asked in surprise, "Little Ayu, why are you suddenly asking this?"

"Grandma, shall we stay in the village forever? I love it here. I love Grandpa Hu, I love Aunt Hu, I love Grandpa Village Chief..." Perhaps because she had shrunk in her dream, even Ayu's tone of voice sounded a bit like the little Ayu she used to be.

Grandma Wang agreed, "Yes, Hujia Village is a good place."

She sighed, her eyes filled with deep longing.

In the blink of an eye, Grandma Wang suddenly became incredibly young, like a sixteen-year-old girl.

She was dressed in elaborate and gorgeous clothes, and was surrounded by no fewer than twenty servants.

Outside, a group of people craned their necks in anticipation, chanting enthusiastically, "Princess Yongchang! Princess Yongchang!" (End of Chapter)