The peasant daughter of the rebirth space

Chapter 6 Changes in Space

The Mulu family also didn't want to hide it from their children, so they sighed and said: "When my mother married, she allocated 30 acres of the dowry field and gave it to the public to use for your father's study and imperial examination expenses. Your grandma bought some money from the shop. Give me the shop as a dowry for your eldest aunt. When your second aunt got married, she clamored for your grandma to marry her with a shop. Your grandma divided the thirty acres of land into ten acres for your second aunt. There are only those box cages made of rosewood, wardrobes, dressing tables and five acres of dowry fields.”

Mu Tianling thought for a while and thought, "Mother, they want to steal your dowry furniture."

Mrs. Mu Lu sighed, nodded, and Wen Niang said angrily: "Those people are so worthless, sister, don't worry, those furniture girls sold all of them yesterday, even if they wanted it, they couldn't get it."

Mu Tianling's eyes widened in shock when she heard the words, and after a second thought, they were kicked out of the old Mu's house, and she was seriously injured. She was poor and white, her nose was sore when she thought of this, and tears welled up. Her mother must have sold the furniture to get medicine for her injury.

Mrs. Mu Lu seemed to understand Mu Tianling's thoughts, and softly comforted him lovingly: "If Ba Niang doesn't cry, it's just some dead things. Now we orphans and widows want to keep those things outside of us. I'm afraid it's not easy. Okay, let's not talk about these Ba Niang must be hungry, Wen Niang is going to bring the porridge."

Interrupted by her mother, Mu Tianling's stomach growled inappropriately, and Mu Tianling blushed in embarrassment.

The eldest sister Wenniang hurriedly got up and said: "Oh, I am happy to see that I am patronizing. The eighth sister has not eaten for a few days, so she must be starving. I will go right away."

Seeing the eldest daughter leave the house, Mu Lu also got up and ordered the younger ones: "You take care of Ba Niang, I will go to the backyard to dig the land and order vegetables."

After exhorting Mu Tianling a few words before leaving, Wen Niang also brought a bowl of porridge.

Mu Tianling was helped up by the second sister and the third brother. Mu Tianling frowned when he saw that there were some yellow vegetable leaves in the yellow paste in the bowl.

At this time, a soft voice came: "Eighth sister, Xianer feed eighth sister, eighth sister, open your mouth quickly, and get well soon when you are full."

Mu Tianling looked down at his little bun-like brother, handed a spoonful of porridge to her mouth, and looked at her expectantly.

The strange smell from the porridge made her stomach churn. In her previous life, she was the daughter of the Xiangfu, and she had never eaten this kind of paste, but now she is in such a state of desperation. After thinking about it, compared to the pain before death in the previous life, Living a lonely life wandering for thousands of years, this kind of suffering is really nothing. Looking at little brother Baozi, Mu Tianling still opened his mouth.

After eating a bowl of porridge, although Mu Tianling felt that the porridge tasted bad, but now that the porridge was warm in his stomach that night, he chatted with his family and fell asleep again.

Until late at night, Mu Tianling opened her eyes. In the dark night, her bright eyes were like daytime. Mu Tianling was surprised to find that she could see at night.

She felt the even breathing sound beside her, turned her head to see her elder sister, Mu Tianling rolled her eyes, and muttered silently in her heart.

Suddenly the scene changed, Mu Tianling was dumbfounded, what happened to the space, the endless land was barren of grass, and the continuous mountains were bare.

What about Yaotian?What about fruit trees?What about the trees on the hill?What about waterfalls and rivers?
Mu Tianling lay on the ground like this, looking around, all the creatures in the space disappeared, it looked desolate, even the towering palace disappeared.

(End of this chapter)