Captain Feng didn't wait for the visitor to speak, he sprayed him directly, frothing at the mouth, "Are you going to die? Didn't you hear about what happened at the village at the foot of Niutou Mountain last month?"

"They were attacked by barbarians at night. Not even a dog was left behind. The belly of a woman in labor was cut open and left to dry on the wall of the village. The dozens of missing women were kidnapped into the mountains..."

The people who came out of the village had spit flakes all over their faces, but they didn’t dare to reach out and wipe them away, and they had to keep their smiles on their faces:

"Back to the general, aren't you busy drying grain these days? There is no manpower available in the village for a while..."

"What's more important, human life or that little bit of millet?" Lieutenant Feng cursed, "How is this Zhendao place like Jincheng? They were rushed into the stockade by those barbarians, and even your concubine was kidnapped and taken to the mountains!"

The soldiers behind Captain Feng burst into laughter.

They all know that this village belongs to the Li clan.

These people have never seen the miserable situation after the survivors broke through the stronghold.

"I'm laughing at your mother!"

Lieutenant Feng turned around again and cursed, "Are you allowed to rest where you are and come over to watch the fun?"

Colonel Feng cursed as he entered the village.

After walking around the village, Lieutenant Feng gave some pointers here and there. At the same time, he also told the people in the village which position they should be most prepared for if a stranger came over.

When he arrived at the entrance of a small courtyard, Colonel Feng slowed down, his voice became louder, and then he wiped the foam from the corners of his mouth.

"General, the sun is so bright, why don't you drink some water."

The entourage following him looked at me and said quickly.

"Well, well, after talking for so long, I do feel a little thirsty."

Colonel Feng nodded.

The faces of the younger Li clan members who were following him immediately darkened.

The older one, on the other hand, quickly said with a smile: "I neglected it, I neglected it!"

Then he turned towards the small courtyard and shouted, "Liu Niang, Liu Niang!"

A graceful figure soon appeared in the small courtyard.

"General Feng is thirsty. Let the general go in and drink some water."

Li Liuniang was dressed simply, but her behavior was gentle. She opened the door of the small courtyard, gathered her clothes and saluted Captain Feng: "I have seen the general, please invite me."

"Okay, okay, okay..."

Captain Feng never took his eyes off Li Liuniang since she appeared.

Although he tried his best to hide the joy on his face at this time, he was busy walking into the small courtyard.

Some of the young people from the Li family who were following behind gritted their teeth and quietly turned around and left. They walked out of the village gate and walked for a while calmly.

After turning the corner and losing sight of the group of soldiers at the gate of the village, he started running away.

"General please."

The door of the small courtyard is open. Standing outside, you can glance across the courtyard and see the two people in the house.

So I'm not afraid of any surprises, but they are too far apart and can't hear what the two of them are saying.

"Thank you Liu Niang."

Lieutenant Feng quickly stood up, took the bowl of water brought by Li Liuniang, and drank it all in one gulp.

Li Liuniang stood there with her head lowered and said nothing, making her expression unclear.

Lieutenant Feng put down the bowl. He was a little depressed that he drank too quickly. He put down the bowl, coughed, looked around, and asked if he had nothing to say, "Where's Hachiro?"

"I went to teach in the village over there, but I haven't come back yet."

Li Liuniang said softly.

His tone was gentle and calm, making it impossible to hear the emotion in it.

"Oh, that."

Colonel Feng nodded.

The arrival of the Li clan brought some changes to the local area.

Li Balang was a scholar, and he helped enlighten children from nearby families who had the means. He did not have to open up wasteland and cultivate it himself like other people.

Colonel Feng stood in front of this woman and seemed a little nervous.

He didn't know how to pick up the next topic, so he just took out a book from his arms and put it on the table:

"Liu Niang, I know you are only such a young brother. In my opinion, Ba Lang is a promising person."

When Feng Xiaowei was under Feng Junhou, he couldn't learn a few words even if he was whipped with a whip, so he felt that scholars were really much better than him.

"I also have some connections in Feng Junhou's army. Someone sent me a message saying that Junhou plans to start an examination class to select some people to become officials."

Having said this, Lieutenant Feng scratched his head. When he was in the Junhou Army, taking exams was one of the things that frightened him the most.

After hearing Captain Feng's words, Li Liuniang finally raised her head.

She is not too beautiful, but she has a gentle temperament unique to women.

Even a wealthy family may not be able to cultivate this kind of temperament.

This is a kind of precipitation.

Lieutenant Feng was stunned for a moment, then swallowed: "This... this book was obtained by relying on many connections."

"If Balang is interested, you can go to Liangzhou and give it a try. If you really choose it, you and Balang won't have to work like this anymore."

Li Liuniang's eyes glanced slightly, and when she saw the title of the book clearly, her calm face finally froze:

"Mock test questions for the Liangzhou Governor's History Examination in the Han Dynasty? Why is the title of this book so weird?"

While she was thinking, Captain Feng whispered again as if he was taking credit:

"Liu Niang, just let Ba Lang know about this book. Don't spread it outside."

As he spoke, he took out a few more bills and said, "I want to go to Liangzhou without having to pay for it. I still have some savings here..."

Li Liuniang pursed her lips, shook her head and said, "The general's gift of the book is already a great favor. I will never accept these notes."

Captain Feng knew that she had great ideas, otherwise she wouldn't be able to support his younger brother alone.

Looking at her calm face, I felt panicked for some reason, and I just took the ticket back in a sullen voice:

"That's okay. Regarding the exam, you'd better discuss it with Hachiro after he comes back."

Li Liuniang nodded: "I understand."

"I'm leaving."

"I will send you to the general."

When Colonel Feng heard that Li Liuniang was going to send him away, he was so filled with joy that he felt as if he was drunk and became a little erratic.

"No, no, no, it's sunny outside, Liu Niang better not go out..."

When Li Liuniang heard this, she immediately pursed her lips and smiled.

This was the first time Captain Feng saw Li Liuniang smiling at him, and he suddenly felt dizzy and didn't know where he was.

By the time Li Balang ran back panting, Captain Feng had already led his army and disappeared.

Only Li Liuniang sat in the room, spinning quietly.

"Sister, are you okay? What about Feng Diezu?"

Li Balang looked inside and outside to confirm that his sister was fine, and then he breathed a sigh of relief.

Then he sat down at the table again, smashed the table hard, and cursed angrily: "Dead soldier! You don't know your identity? How dare you covet my sister!"

Li Liuniang was silent. She put away the thread, stood up, sat opposite Li Balang, pondered for a while, and then said:

"Have you heard about the Liangzhou exam?"

"I've heard a little bit about it." Li Balang nodded, and then said with some disdain, "Who knows if this is Feng Wenhe's trick?"

"Find a day and go to the city to find out more."

Li Liuniang ordered calmly.

"Sister, why is this?"

Li Balang was a little confused.

Li Liuniang glanced at him.

Li Balang was frightened and said quickly: "I understand."

For his sake, my sister acted as both sister and mother, pulling him up. For this reason, she even delayed her own marriage and became a twenty-six-year-old daughter-in-law, who has not even gotten married yet.

Therefore, Li Balang respected and feared his sister.

Although the two siblings did not live well in the Li clan, their surname was still Li after all, and the government did not deliberately hide this fact.

So Li Balang quickly found out about this matter.
To be continued...