The popular prince and concubine: marry the little maid

Chapter 465 Difficult Road
After finding the inn, Si'er gave the coachman some money. She wanted him to go back. She wanted to find someone to walk for another day. If you don’t dislike the old man, let the old man follow you all the way.”

"But, old man, can you do it if you don't go home for such a long time? The place I'm going to is far away."

"It's okay, girl. I need to earn some money to go back. The old lady's health is not very good all the year round. She needs to take medicine———"

"No, old man. Here."

Si'er gave the old man a lot of extra money, "Girl---this---"

"Old man, you can go back. The money is for my mother-in-law to see a doctor."

Si'er smiled slightly, and for a moment, the old man thought he was seeing Guanshiyin Bodhisattva.

The next day, continue on your way.

For more than ten days, Si'er was like this. In the evening, she stopped, went to the inn to rest, and found a driver for the next day, and continued on her way.

However, if you go any further, it seems that it will be difficult to find an inn to stay overnight.The road ahead is said to be barren, with only roads, but not many houses, because it is barren mountains and mountains, she must go out when it is getting dark, otherwise it is easy to encounter wild animals.

So, before dawn, you have to go!
Moreover, after passing here, one day later, you will arrive at the border of Yuguo, which is the place where Leng Leng once stayed——
However, only this time, Si'er will find it difficult to find someone who is willing to be a driver, because everyone knows that there is danger!
Although it is said that wild beasts will come and go at night, even in the daytime, no one can guarantee that they will not encounter wild beasts!However, this way is the only way.

If it is a large army, maybe it is not enough, but as a little girl, even if she hires three or four strong men, no one is willing.Si'er began to worry.

For, if the coachman could not be found, she had to go by herself—and when it was dark, she would not be able to walk this way at all—
(End of this chapter)