Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Qin Yi's maternal grandfather's family, the Sun family, was a large clan in the area, but they were just local bigwigs and were quite far from the top families.

The fact that the Sun family could invite Feng Laiyi as a guest left many people speechless.

Liu learned the truth from Qin Yi: Grandpa Sun and Feng Laiyi's father were friends.

Feng Laiyi's father died early, and she received help from Grandpa Sun when she was a child.

On this occasion of Grandpa Sun's birthday, Feng Laiyi naturally came to offer her congratulations.

Liu Dong wasn't very interested in opera or anything like that.

But these days, there are so few forms of entertainment, so people have gradually developed a taste for traditional opera.

How could Liu Tong miss a performance by such a renowned artist as Feng Laiyi? She immediately packed her bags and set off with Qin Yi.

A large vehicle carrying birthday gifts followed behind the two.

This time, Qin Yi represented the Qin family to offer birthday wishes to Grandpa Sun.

The birthday gift was quite lavish, attracting the covetous eyes of many.

Sure enough, some foolish guy came to rob us.

They really have no eyes!
You should know that the Qin family is very famous in the underworld.

These robbers were definitely just small fry; they had never even heard of the Qin family.

The Qin family's men easily dealt with these small fry.

Suddenly, a teenager rushed out from among the robbers, knelt down outside Qin Yi's car, and kowtowed repeatedly.

"Please, sir, save us!"

Qin Yi wasn't a particularly kind person, but seeing the wolf-like look in the boy's eyes, he spoke up.

"Save someone? Fine. But how will you repay that debt of gratitude?"

The boy said, "My life is yours from now on."

Qin Yi was satisfied: "Speak, who do you want to save?"

The boy's name was Wei Ming. He was from the north and had fled here with his older sister and younger brother when they were captured by bandits.

Sister Wei was targeted by the gang leader, who forced her to become his third concubine.

In order to protect her two younger brothers, Sister Wei had no choice but to submit to the bandit leader.

Little Brother Wei was still young, so he was left with his older sister, Sister Wei.

Although Wei Ming was not very old, he was quite skilled and was recruited into the robbery gang by the gang leader.

Wei Ming was determined to kill the bandit leader and escape the den of wolves with his sister and brother, but he was no match for more than thirty strong men and could only grit his teeth and endure.

The arrival of the Qin family gave Wei Ming an opportunity; Qin Yi was clearly no ordinary person.

Moreover, he had heard of the Qin family when he was in his hometown.

Wei Ming was no ordinary northern boy; he was also a descendant of tomb raiders and had learned the skills of tomb raiding from a young age.

Some skills are interconnected, and you will retain traces of learning those skills.

Upon seeing the boy, Qin Yi recognized him as being like one of Qin's servants, and thus accepted the boy's surrender.

This time, half of the robbers came.

The main reason is that there aren't many people in the Qin family. Qin Yi only brought six assistants, and with Liu Qiu, there were only eight of them.

The robbers thought that with more than ten of them, they could wipe out the Qin family, but they didn't expect to run into such a tough opponent.

Qin's men easily turned the tables and killed these people.

These guys are all on the edge of life and death; they kill people like chickens.

Without even blinking, they killed all the robbers.

Wei Ming was still a little unaccustomed to it and felt slightly uncomfortable, but he also felt very relieved.

Qin Yi: "If you want to be my subordinate, you have to get used to this kind of situation."

Wei Ming swallowed hard and said, "I'll get used to it." Next, Wei Ming led the group to the bandits' hideout.

This time, Qin Yi also took action, killing all the robbers without leaving a single one alive.

There were many good things in the old lair, all of which went to Qin Yi.

Qin Yi kept a few of the dishes he liked for himself, and had the rest distributed by the waiter.

Although Wei Ming had just joined, he also received a share of the money.

Qin Da: "Take it. When we get to City A, you'll have enough money to buy a house and settle your sister and brother down."

Wei Ming accepted it with great gratitude, glad that he had made the decisive move to surrender to Qin Yi.

The remaining gold and silver were distributed among the women in the old house.

The women weren't truly going to be wives to the robbers; after one of them died, they even picked up stones and threw them at his body.

Each of them received a considerable sum of money, enough for them to start a small business and support themselves after leaving the mountain.

The Qin family took them down the mountain, and they each went their separate ways.

A few of them traveled together, knowing that things wouldn't be good when they returned home.

Although it is now the Republic of China era, the restrictions on women have not lessened much.

Several people, still hoping for the return of their families, chose to go home.

Sister Wei and Little Brother Wei followed Wei Ming. Both of them were very resilient and did not complain of being tired from the journey.

Every time we camped out in the wild, Sister Wei would be the chef.

Her cooking skills were excellent, and the Wei family's employees praised her cooking highly.

Some people were tempted by this and had the idea of ​​marrying Sister Wei.

After Wei Ming found out, he helped out from the sidelines.

He hoped his sister could find a good home.

Sister Wei believes that she was unworthy of Qin Da because she had once slept with a robber.

Qin Da: "Those of us in this line of work never know when we'll die. If you marry me, you might end up a widow, which would be so hard on you. I'm the one who's not good enough for you."

"Don't say that," Sister Wei quickly said. "I understand. My father was a tomb raider."

In the end, Sister Wei agreed to Qin Da's proposal, and the two discussed getting married after returning to City A.

At that time, Wei Ming and his younger brother can move into Qin Da's house with their sister, and they won't need to buy a house.

Liu Tong: "You value Wei Ming a lot?"

Qin Yi: "He has what I need."

Liu Tong: "Oh?"

Qin Yi: "Although the Wei family has fallen on hard times, they were once very famous in the tomb raiding world in the north. It is said that they possessed a blueprint of the Jiajing Emperor's tomb."

Liu Tong: "Huh?"

Qin Yi: "It is said that the ancestor of the Wei family once participated in the construction of the Jiajing Mausoleum. He knew that after the mausoleum was completed, all the people involved would be killed, so he drew out the terrain and mechanisms of the tomb and secretly passed it on to his children and grandchildren."

“Their family are descendants of tomb raiders. With this map, their descendants can raid the Jiajing tomb. That can be considered as their descendants avenging themselves.”

Liu Tong: "Did the Wei family go tomb raiding?"

Qin Yi: "They should have gone down. I heard the losses were heavy."

Qin Yi asked Liu Qiu, "If that blueprint really exists, would you like to come with me to take a look?"

Liu Dong thought for a moment and said, "Then let's go take a look."

It is said that Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum was built like a celestial palace. I wonder what Jiajing's mausoleum is like?

This was a famous Daoist emperor, whose tomb was probably built according to his imagined celestial palace.
The group successfully arrived in the city where Grandpa Sun lived and were warmly welcomed into the Sun residence.

Qin Yi took Liu Dong to see Grandpa Sun. (End of Chapter)