Cultivating Immortals through the Ages

Chapter 1 Transmigration and Rebirth
In the spring of March, the grass grows and the warbler flies.

In Lujiagou Village at the foot of Daqing Mountain on the north bank of the Yangtze River, shouts came from a low thatched house near the village entrance.

The owner of this mud-brick house is Lu Jianguo, and his wife Zhang Min is giving birth in the house.

In addition to the miserable shouts, there were mother Cheng Shi and sister-in-law Yang Qin carrying basins of water back and forth into the house.

Hearing his wife's yelling, Lu Jianguo's legs felt weak outside the door, and he couldn't stand steadily.

Lu Jianguo wanted to push the door open several times, but was held back by his father Lu Shugen.

The waiting time was always long, coupled with his wife's screams one after another, Lu Jianguo's heart trembled.

Lu Jianguo, whose legs and feet were weak and unable to stand upright, even leaned more than half of his body on his father.

Lu Shugen saw his son's face was pale with fright, and his legs and feet were weak.I cursed secretly in my heart: I'm not promising.

But despite the scolding, Lu Shugen still supported his son and sat on the long bench in the yard to rest.

Zhang Min in the delivery room might have run out of energy, and his screams were not as loud as before, and even gradually stopped.

Lu Jianguo, who was sitting on the stool, saw that there was no movement in the room, so he stood up hastily and prepared to come closer to listen to the sound.

But his father Lu Shugen grabbed him and said: "Sit down for me, if you can't sit still, go to the seedling pond for me, so as not to bump around like a headless fly."

After speaking, he took out the pipe stick hanging from his waist, lit it with a match, and took two deep breaths.

After hearing his father's words, Lu Jianguo didn't dare to move any more. He forcibly suppressed his restless heart and looked at the wooden door anxiously, hoping that his wife inside would give birth safely.

Time passed by, and there were whispers in the room, but no one came out.

Just when Lu Jianguo couldn't help but wanted to get up.

Suddenly, I heard Granny Wen in the room yelling, "Wake up, those who built the country, wake up, you can't sleep."

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After the loud bang of "Boom...", Lu Wenjing watched helplessly as her body was blown into pieces.

The black jade pendant that never left his body was also blown to pieces, and then a red light flashed. I don't know if it was blood mist or something else?
But Wen Jing didn't see these, she only saw the young figure of her younger brother, kneeling in front of a pile of fragmented corpses and crying bitterly.

Looking at the sad and crying brother, Lu Wenjing wanted to go up to comfort him, but she didn't realize that she was floating up, and then she didn't know what to do when her eyes went dark.

When she woke up again, she found herself trapped in a dark room and could not move.

Lu Wenjing wanted to open her eyes to see where it was, but she couldn't open them at all. She wanted to touch her surroundings with her hands, but found that there were no hands.

After a few tries, Wen Jing gave up, unable to open her eyes and without her hands.

The surroundings were pitch black, without even a ray of light, and Wen Jing was very scared.

The current environment reminded her of Mrs. Qi who was made into a pig by Empress Lu.

Can't see with eyes, can't hear with ears, has no limbs and is trapped in a small place, how much like Madam Qi now.

After thinking about it, it was wrong.I was killed by the bomb, and the body was blown to pieces, so how could I be made a human pig?
It's definitely not what you think, so don't scare yourself.

Just as he was thinking about his current situation, a burst of drowsiness hit him, and Wen Jing couldn't resist falling asleep.

Before going to sleep, Wen Jing was still thinking: How can I be sleepy if I can't even open my eyes?

She didn't know how long she slept for. When Wen Jing woke up again, she found that she could hear the voices outside, but she couldn't hear them clearly.

(End of this chapter)