Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Caiwei couldn't sleep, so she opened her inner vision to see the parrot. She saw that the parrot was locked in a cage made of pig iron, jumping up and down irritably. Its once very cute mung bean eyes were now red. He stared outside with hatred, as if he wanted to tear someone into pieces.

"parrot!"

She called to it, but the parrot seemed not to hear her and showed no reaction.

Caiwei couldn't help but feel sad. In the past, whenever she called, the parrot would respond loudly and appear immediately.

However, now, it is like a puppet infused with the devil's soul, unresponsive to her call. Those mung bean eyes are full of sparks of hatred, and it no longer looks as cheerful as before!

"Yingge, just wait, I will definitely destroy Tian Jizi and save you!"

She chanted silently, even though the parrot couldn't hear...

…

Early the next morning, Caiwei's family got up early because they were going back to town today and then directly to Beijing. They didn't know when they would be back again. Therefore, after Mu Zhongqing, his wife and the children washed up, they Go and say goodbye to Dafang and his family.

When they arrived at the main room, Mu Liankui and Mu Bai just got up. Because their precious granddaughter was humiliated yesterday, the two elders were in a gloomy mood. As soon as they saw them, they said: "Something happened at home yesterday. Everyone went to bed late, so we haven't gotten up yet today, and we haven't made breakfast yet. You can go back and eat by yourself."

After hearing this, Mu Zhongqing sneered: "Our family is not here to have a meal. Have you forgotten, parents? My son is going to Beijing today, so he brought his wife and children here to say goodbye to you and me."

After hearing what he said, Mu Liankui and Mu Bai remembered that the second son's family was leaving today. Although they didn't like Mu Zhongqing, they still acted like a loving father and mother. He gave them some instructions.

After Mu Zhongqing listened quietly, he bowed deeply to them, then took his wife and children and left without looking back.

The moment she stepped out of the big house, Caiwei felt that her father had drawn a clear line with them and would no longer have any intention to quarrel with them. She couldn't help but feel much better. Without the entanglement of the big house, their lives from now on would definitely be different. Very happy!

When he returned to his home from the big house, a carriage covered with green curtains was parked at the door. Seeing them coming back, the driver jumped out of the car and said to Mu Zhongqing, he cupped his hands and said, "Master Mu, we are here on the order of the master. I'll pick you up and meet up with my master's friends, and then we'll go to the capital together."

Mu Zhongqing nodded and said, "Thank you!"

Then he took the whole family into the car and rushed to the town. When they returned to their home in the town, they had a simple breakfast and then started to pack their things. They only brought a few sets of clothes they had bought after moving to the town. He didn't take the rest of the cloth that Mrs. An gave to Caiwei and the things that Huo Yuan sent, and there was nothing worth bringing.

Caiwei assigned Uncle Zhang's family to them and asked them to take them back to Beijing first, while she would stay for the time being. After settling down in the nursing home and restaurant, she would rush to join them.

Du Shi and Mu Zhongqing did not trust her alone, and even proposed to leave at a later date and go to the capital together in the future. Caiwei spent a lot of words and repeated assurances before convincing them to leave.

After her parents left, Caiwei breathed a sigh of relief and felt a lot more relaxed. Without the fetters of her family, she could let go as she pleased and try her best with that old guy Tianjizi.

Calculating the time, Tianjizi should arrive tonight or tomorrow morning. Caiwei decided to choose the place for the duel with him in the mountains behind Mujia Village to avoid hurting innocent people or being seen.