Lucky Farmer Girl: I rely on metaphysics to support my family

Chapter 660 Blocking the Road
Tang Jing pretended to be angry and said, "I agree, I agree, that's fine, right? Tell me now! If you don't, I'll be angry."

Tang Wan then said slowly, "Sister, do you remember Wang Fu? He got the top score in the imperial examination!"

Tang Jing was startled at first, then she was filled with surprise and blurted out, "Really?"

Tang Wan smiled playfully: "When have I ever lied to you? Of course it's true. This is a great joy. I wanted to tell you first because I knew you would be willing to listen."

Tang Jing was so amused by her that her face turned red. She felt embarrassed and annoyed, and spat softly, "You girl, you are just fooling around. This has nothing to do with me."

The two sisters laughed and played for a while, and Tang Wan's mood recovered a little. After all, she couldn't change the fact that she was about to separate, so she might as well cheer up and do what she could do at the moment.

While the two sisters were laughing and playing, the War King was also busy making preparations.

During the break, the War King ordered Zhan Yi: "Go find two reliable people from the Xuanmen sect and go to the South Desert with us."

Zhan Yi hesitated a little after hearing this. When the King of Zhan looked at him without waiting for a response, Zhan Yi gritted his teeth and said carefully, "I think no one is more suitable than Miss Tang Er."

"She is busy. Go find someone else. It doesn't matter if their Taoism is not too profound or they are not liars." The War King replied calmly.

Of course, he was willing to stay with his Wan'er all the time, but war was dangerous after all, and he didn't want anyone to encounter any danger.

What's more, she has been so busy recently, so I can't be too selfish and affect her development.

After hearing what King Zhan said, Zhan Yi could only agree and then retreat to look for someone outside.

In this way, Tang Wan was busy every day. On the one hand, she prepared things for the King of War, on the other hand, she took care of household affairs, and she also had to keep an eye on the Zhao family's food. After all, the amount of food was huge, and she would not feel at ease if she didn't keep an eye on Tang Wan.

However, after the King of War issued the grain collection order, Master Zhao, after discussing with Tang Wan, submitted a donation of 20,000 dan of grain in his own name.

Upon hearing the news from the Zhao family, all the families donated grain.

I haven't really taken care of things going on in the shop lately.

Recently, Wang and Tang Jing were focusing on canning. Tang Mubai went to Zheng's house to study in the morning, and in the afternoon he and his father Tang Bojun were focusing on picking peaches.

Chen Da was making ice, while Zhuxi and the others were busy with the rouge shop, and occasionally they had to help connect with Piaoxiang Pavilion.

Everyone is very busy and almost no one is idle at home.

On this day, Tang Wan had just entered the city gate and was planning to go to Zhao's house to supervise the food and fodder matters, but unexpectedly the carriage suddenly stopped.

"Miss, the road ahead is blocked and it's so narrow that I'm afraid the carriage can't pass through." Ding Li, who was driving, hurriedly reported to Tang Wan.

Tang Wan lifted the curtain and took a look, then said to Ding Li: "Please stop the car by the roadside. I'll go down."

Ding Li quickly parked the carriage as Tang Wan requested, and Tang Wan got off and walked into the crowd.

Pushing through the crowd, Tang Wan saw a coffin parked in a small courtyard, and the people carrying the coffin could not lift it no matter how hard they tried.

The people around gathered around. This place was not far from the city gate. When people passing by saw a crowd gathering, they all wanted to see what was going on. So more and more people came and soon blocked the road. Tang Wan paused for a moment and said to the coffin bearers, "Don't waste your energy. The old man has unfulfilled wishes, so he doesn't want to leave. You can't lift the coffin like this."

When the people carrying the coffin heard Tang Wan say this, they all stopped. A man about seventeen or eighteen years old walked forward a few steps and asked Tang Wan anxiously: "My mother is being buried today. I wonder what your intention is, young master?"

"It means exactly what it says. I'm from the Xuanmen sect, so I know the deeper meaning behind it." Tang Wan replied calmly.

After hearing what Tang Wan said, the man spoke more sincerely: "Can you please help me see how to solve this problem? If the coffin is not opened, it will miss the auspicious time."

Tang Wan said with the look of a hermit, "Okay, but the people in the Xuanmen sect believe in cause and effect. You have to pay silver to settle this cause and effect. The amount is up to you. I won't force you."

After hearing what Tang Wan said, the man said without hesitation: "Don't worry, sir. I know the rules."

The coffin won't move today no matter how hard we try. It seems strange. Since the other party can give us some advice, maybe it can solve this problem.

He is now desperate and is trying every possible means to save the situation.

Tang Wan nodded slightly to show her approval, and then said, "Your mother left in a hurry and didn't have time to instruct the family on matters before leaving, so I am worried."

The man looked somewhat sad. He indeed was unable to see his mother for the last time. After hearing Tang Wan's words, he believed it a little more.

Tang Wan paused and looked in the direction of the coffin. She looked at the not-so-old but aged soul and said, "If you have anything to say, you can tell me now. I will convey it to your children for you."

After a moment, Tang Wan continued, "She is worried about you children. You haven't gotten married yet, and your brothers and sisters are still young. She told you that you don't need to observe mourning, but to get married quickly, and then she and your wife will take care of your brothers and sisters together."

After hearing Tang Wan's words, the man immediately knelt down beside the coffin and cried out loudly: "Mother, I am an unfilial son. I failed to take good care of you and caused you to die early. If you don't observe the mourning period, I will feel sad!"

Some of the people outside could just hear Tang Wan's voice and began to whisper with the people around them. They looked at Tang Wan with strange eyes and talked about her from time to time.

Tang Wan ignored people's reactions and looked at the man and said, "Your mother said that she knows you are a filial child. She doesn't care about these things and asked you not to care about them. She also said that you are from a small family and that you should find a way to live a good life to show your filial piety to her."

After hearing what Tang Wan said, the man burst into tears and could only murmur for his mother.

"Your mother told you not to be sad. Your fiancée is a good person. Living a good life with her and taking good care of your brothers and sisters is the greatest filial piety to her." Tang Wan lowered her head and said to the man in a low voice, "Your mother said that part of the silver was placed in the cabinet in her room. You know this. Another part was placed under the stove next to the kitchen where the firewood was kept. Go and look for it."

The man was a little surprised when he heard this. He knew that there was silver in the cabinet and he had already taken it out. He also needed silver to handle his mother's funeral, but he really didn't know that there was still silver in the kitchen.

"Your mother told you to bring your brother and sister over. She will leave with peace of mind after seeing you one more time. Don't be sad for her. Otherwise, she would have gone with your father to raise you. She went to reunite with your father."

After hearing what Tang Wan said, the man hurriedly called his younger brothers and sisters over in a hoarse voice.

The younger brother was about twelve or thirteen years old, also a little boy, and the younger sister was only about seven or eight years old. Both of them had tears in their eyes. When they heard their brother calling them, they quickly came over, knelt down and shouted loudly for their mother.

Although Tang Wan was used to seeing life and death, she felt uncomfortable seeing this family crying so sadly.

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