Transmigrated into a fat wife, farming, raising children, and picking up husbands

Once the thought arose, it immediately grew wildly like weeds.

But when his gaze swept over the people in the room—

One person was in a coma with a high fever and was unconscious.

One of them has a back injury and can't get up, and the other two are useless trembling brothers!

With all these burdens in tow... how can he possibly escape? What if he actually runs into that thing? Wouldn't he be doomed as well?

Jia Heiyu's heart grew colder and colder, and a kind of cold calculation belonging to a desperado gradually overwhelmed his fear of the unknown ghosts.

"Better to die than to die myself"—this is the first rule of survival for these thugs.

In order to survive... he had to make a sacrifice.

His gaze swept quickly over the other people in the room, and he quickly calculated in his mind: Sixth and Seventh Brothers are completely useless now, but perhaps... they can still be used as shields.

Although the third and fifth sons were useless, at least they could still move around a little.

A clear and cold thought quickly took shape in his mind.

"Third brother, fifth brother, listen to me," Jia Heiyu said in a low voice, his tone carrying an undeniable ruthlessness.

"We can't stay here any longer. We have to escape if we want to live, or it might be too late!"

Monkey Three and Dog Five looked at him with terrified expressions.

Jia Heiyu quickly ordered, "You two, support Seventh Brother! I'll carry Sixth Brother on my back!"

"We can't just sit here and wait to die! We have to find a way to get out of this hellhole as soon as possible!"

"Let's escape together. More people means more positive energy, and maybe that 'thing' won't dare to come near."

Monkey Three and Dog Five exchanged a glance. Although they were terrified, Jia Black Fish's words seemed to give them a glimmer of hope for survival.

Rather than waiting to die here, running away might be their only way to survive.

"Hurry! Move faster!" Jia Heiyu urged, then walked to the unconscious Ma Liu and roughly hoisted Ma Liu's heavy body onto his back.

Ma Liu's leg wound oozed dark red blood as he moved, emitting a putrid smell. Jia Heiyu frowned, forcing himself to suppress his nausea.

Monkey Three and Dog Five also scrambled to their feet, and together they struggled to lift the groaning Lai Zi off the straw mat.

Lai Zi's back injury was severe; any movement caused him to grimace in pain, and he relied entirely on the two of them to half-drag and half-carry him.

"Boss, where...where do we run to?" Dog Five asked in a trembling voice.

Jia Heiyu didn't answer immediately. He carried Ma Liu on his back and listened to the sounds outside.

Liu Er's screams seemed to have subsided somewhat, but the deathly silence was all the more chilling.

"Never mind that! Let's get out of this garden! Find a secluded place where we won't be easily spotted and hide! We'll hold out until dawn!"

As Jia Heiyu spoke, he moved to the door first, carefully pushed the door open a crack, and cautiously peered out.

The courtyard was deserted, save for the sound of the wind and the shadows of the trees.

He took a deep breath, carried Ma Liu on his back, and tiptoed out of the house first, signaling Hou San and the others to follow.

Monkey Three and Dog Five supported Lai Qi, walking unsteadily, inevitably making quite a commotion.

Jia Heiyu turned around and glared at them fiercely, the warning and ruthlessness in his eyes sending a chill down their spines.

Like startled birds, the group moved towards the gate, using the moonlight and shadows as cover.

Jia Heiyu carried Ma Liu on his back and walked ahead, but his mind was racing.

The sixth child is so heavy that he would be a real burden to run in case of danger, but we can't just throw him away now.

We have to wait until the crucial moment. If we really can't escape, we'll throw him out! We'll delay that "thing" a bit and buy ourselves a chance to escape!

As for the third, fifth, and seventh sons... well, that depends on their own fate!

If he can keep up, he will; if he can't... Jia Heiyu can't care about that anymore!

Yes, that's the way to do it! He gritted his teeth, his eyes flashing with ferocity and determination in the darkness.

Brotherhood is nothing compared to survival!

The night was deep, and the desolate garden was eerie.

Ping An, who was lurking in the shadows on the roof, had already heard everything Jia Heiyu and his companions were doing inside the house.

He silently gestured in a certain direction, conveying the information to Hu Yidao and Liu Sanzhen, who were hiding not far away.

Outside, Lao Hu and Liu Sanzhen had already changed into the wide robes of the Black and White Impermanence.

Old Hu was still dragging a heavy black iron chain in his hand, with an iron hook at one end that was polished to a shine and gleamed with a chilling light.

Liu Sanzhen held a mourning stick in his hand, sticking out a long tongue.

The two men lay in ambush on both sides of the only path leading from the courtyard to the main gate.

Upon receiving Ping An's signal, the two perked up, exchanged a glance, held their breath, and gripped their "tools" tightly.

Jia Heiyu carried the heavy, unconscious Ma Liu on his back, like a frightened mouse.

While keeping an eye out for any "monsters" that might appear in the darkness, they crouched low and stealthily made their way towards the gate, using the shadows of the ruins as cover.

Monkey Three and Dog Five carried the whimpering Lai Qi, following a few steps behind him.

The three of them were also terrified, taking each step with extreme caution, afraid of making a big commotion and attracting "that thing".

Just as I stepped out of their small courtyard and onto a slightly wider gravel path, the night wind suddenly picked up.

The group noticed something light and airy in the darkness, being swept by the wind and drifting haphazardly past their eyes!

One piece, two pieces, and more and more!

Jia Heiyu was so frightened that his heart almost stopped, thinking that the "ghost" had come!

He abruptly stopped, nearly throwing Ma Liu off his back. He scrambled back to the corner of the earthen wall by the door, clinging tightly to the wall, barely daring to breathe.

Monkey Three and Dog Five were also terrified, and they hurriedly helped Lai Qi hide behind a clump of weeds that were half a person tall.

Lai Qi was no longer groaning in pain; he lay on their shoulders, barely daring to breathe, afraid they would find him a nuisance and abandon him.

Those white things floated and swirled in the wind, some of them seemingly having eyes, and directly smeared onto their faces and bodies.

Jia Heiyu felt something light and airy pat his face, carrying a peculiar smell of paper ash.

With trembling hands, he carefully peeled the thing off his face and, in the dim moonlight, brought it close to his eyes to take a look—

It turned out to be a piece of paper money for the dead, with a blurry copper coin pattern printed on it and a square hole in the middle!

"Damn it! What bad luck!" Jia Heiyu was both shocked and angry. He threw away the paper money in his hand and cursed inwardly.

I just want to get out of this weird place as soon as possible.

He was about to call out to the people behind him to keep running, but the scene before him froze him again.

The paper money that was flying everywhere and falling all over the place suddenly started to burn on its own without any warning!

At first, only tiny, eerie green dots appeared, like little green eyes.

Then the paper money seemed to be ignited by an invisible force.

Then, with a "whoosh," the entire sheet of paper money burst into flames, each a cluster of equally shimmering green flames!

"A ghost! It's that thing!" Monkey Three let out a suppressed scream from behind.

Jia Heiyu was also terrified, thinking that the terrifying thing had really come!

He pressed himself tightly against the wall, wishing he could embed himself into the cracks between the bricks. He didn't even care about Ma Liu on his back, only hoping that "thing" wouldn't discover him.