The journey of the heavens by Jia Huan, the salted fish

Chapter 249
I haven't slept for a long time.

Therefore, as soon as Jia Huan lay on the bed, he fell into a deep sleep.

……

When Jia Huan was born, he was wrapped tightly with cloth and put into a food box.

Jia Huan: "..."

Not knowing what happened, he waited and watched.

Someone secretly sent the food box into the palace, to the palace of a certain concubine.

Then, Jia Huan was carried out, and another baby was put into the food box.

The person who brought the food box left with the food box again.

Jia Huan: "..."

What else do you not understand?

Steal the dragon and turn the phoenix!
He's the one with the vested interests, it seems.

Jia Huan sighed.

Royal!
He didn't like being here at all.

What's more, he is still a fake dragon.

When you have a certain ability, just leave.

However, as soon as the idea came up, things changed again.

Another person came in with another food box.

The man whispered to the woman who had just given birth: "Madam, the empress has just given birth to a prince."

After that, he opened the food box, took out another baby inside, and wanted to stuff Jia Huan into the food box.

"Wait a while." The woman stopped the man and said, "Change the baby's clothes and package first, so that no one who is careful will find out."

The man suddenly realized that he was about to make a move, but the woman stopped him again.

"I'll change it myself, you go out and wait."

The man took the order and went outside the screen.

Only the woman and another middle-aged nun were left in the room.

The middle-aged nanny was about to help the two children change their clothes and swaddle them, but was held back by the woman.

The woman shook her head at the middle-aged nanny.

The middle-aged nanny stared at the woman in surprise for a while, then nodded, and put the other child back into the food box.

The middle-aged nanny called the person who brought the food box in and asked him to leave with the food box.

The middle-aged nanny sighed, and said to the woman, "Ma'am, is this okay?"

There was helplessness in the woman's voice, and there was also a trace of hatred: "Mother, confusing the royal blood is a serious crime to destroy the nine clans."

Middle-aged nanny: "But, but..."

Woman: "It was announced to the outside world that my child died at birth, and you carried this son out of the palace yourself, saying that you wanted to find a place with a good geomantic omen to bury the child."

The woman continued: "After all, he is my brother's son. Find him a good family, preferably far away from the capital."

The middle-aged nanny responded, reaching out to hug Jia Huan.

The woman sighed faintly: "If it wasn't for my mother, I wouldn't have agreed to such a ridiculous plan by my brother."

The middle-aged nanny felt sorry for her master, and said softly: "The uncle promised to take good care of Aunt Zhou, so don't worry, ma'am."

Woman: "I just hope he keeps his word."

Middle-aged nanny: "Master, I don't dare not to do it, it's you."

The woman sighed again and waved her hand.

The middle-aged nanny walked out the door with Jia Huan in her arms.

Jia Huan neither cried nor made noises, and played a "dead baby" very cooperatively.

The middle-aged nanny only thought that the child had fallen asleep, and she was very grateful in her heart, and walked out of the palace gate quickly.

She and the empress had their own staff outside the palace, and the middle-aged nanny handed Jia Huan over to a middle-aged man.

This man should be related to the middle-aged nanny, they look a little alike.

The middle-aged nanny handed Jia Huan to the man and told him a lot.

The man nodded repeatedly, and left the capital directly in the carriage with Jia Huan in his arms.

The man took Jia Huan to the south, all the way to the south of the Yangtze River.

The man inquired carefully in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, and then gave Jia Huan to a couple.

The couple came to the city from the countryside to work, and they have been married for ten years and have no children.

The two had given up on having a child, so they wanted to adopt a child, but they couldn't find a child they wanted.

They want children who are too young to remember, but they have never found them.

The middle-aged man found them and asked them if they would like to adopt Jia Huan.

When they saw the little Jia Huan, they fell in love immediately and nodded repeatedly to express their agreement.

The middle-aged man gave Jia Huan to them, and gave them a hundred taels of silver.

The two were even happier.

They are just from ordinary farmers, and they don't have any land at home, so they come out to work.

Now I not only have a son, but also have money, and my life is fulfilled all of a sudden!
They went back to their hometown immediately, bought ten acres of land, and raised their children well in the future!
The two hugged Jia Huan the next day and returned home happily.

After returning to the countryside, no one doubted that Jia Huan was not their biological child.

After all, it has been two or three years since the two left their hometown to go out to work. During this period, they gave birth to a child, and it is normal for people in the village not to know.

The two bought ten acres of land with one hundred taels of silver, renovated their original house, and raised their son happily.

The two of them treated Jia Huan very well, they really held her in their hands and spoiled her.

Jia Huan's childhood life was very happy, and he was sincerely filial to his adoptive parents.

However, the carefree days ended when Jia Huan was ten years old.

His adoptive parents went to the city to buy daily necessities one day, and they were carried back by the villagers.

It turned out that someone's carriage was out of control, and the adoptive parents couldn't escape, and were knocked down and crushed by the carriage, and the two of them died just like that.

The owner of the carriage paid twenty taels of silver for the funeral affairs of the two of them.

The villagers reluctantly accepted the money and brought home the dead parents.

After all, the loss of control of the carriage is an unexpected situation, and the owner of the carriage does not want it.

Moreover, the owner of the carriage was of a high status, and ordinary people like them could not afford to offend him. He was willing to pay money for funeral affairs, and he had given back so much, which was considered conscientious.

In this way, the issue of adoptive parents was resolved in this way.

Jia Huan inquired about the owner of the carriage, and sneaked into the house that night.

The owner of the carriage did not intend to kill Jia Huan's adoptive parents, but Jia Huan was still so angry that he put a sack on the owner of the carriage and beat him up.

After that, he broke the legs of the real mastermind behind the scenes.

The concubine of a powerful family wanted to murder the eldest son of the family, but implicated innocent people.

Jia Huan broke the concubine's legs, and the patriarch's third leg.

It was this woman who couldn't control her lower body and her own body that killed Jia Huan's adoptive parents. It was very kind of Jia Huan to let him cultivate himself from now on.

Jia Huan went back to the village and let the villagers help with the funeral of his adoptive parents.

Jia Huan didn't get the twenty taels of silver. After deducting the money spent on the funeral of the adoptive parents, it was divided among the villagers.

The funeral of the farmer didn't cost much money, and the total cost was less than two taels of silver.

The remaining [-] taels is a big number for ordinary farmers, and if it is divided equally, the family can get a lot.

However, the people in the village are pretty good. Although they divided up twenty taels of silver, they did not move the land left by their adoptive parents.

(End of this chapter)