Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

The women in Liu's mansion didn't have thick clothes and were freezing.

Liu Wen felt a little bit reluctant and wondered whether he should hand over the remaining silver to buy them some warm clothes.

Liu Shu held him back and said, "You only have three taels of silver. How many cotton-padded clothes can you buy? And for whom?"

Liu Wen: "Give it to grandma, after all, she is old. As for the rest, it's up to grandma to decide how to arrange it."

Liu Shu: "You are still too naive!"

Liu Wen didn't know how to react when a child younger than him called him naive.

Liu Shu: "Just wait and see, they will have cotton clothes."

Sure enough, the next day, the women all wore cotton coats.

They used silver to ask the officials to buy it for them.

Liu Wen was surprised: "How could they have money?"

Liu Shu: "You can put silver bills in the gaps of clothes and in the hollow of hairpins. Your family is the maiden family of the Crown Princess. If the Crown Prince fails, your family will think about your own fate. At that time, the women in the family will start to make preparations, right?"

Liu Wen curled his lips: "I still sympathize with them. I should be the one who sympathizes with them."

Now that their wealth has been exposed, fortunately the women in Liu's mansion no longer pretend.

They took out money and asked the officials to hire two ox carts for them - horse carts were too conspicuous - and the women all got on the carts. But no one invited Liu Shu and Liu Wen to get on the carts.

The two of them didn't care. Liu Wen no longer considered himself a member of the Liu family.

When they reached the border, he separated from the women.

If the women of the Liu family knew what Liu Wen was thinking, they would definitely regret it.

They left Liu Wen alone because they wanted him to bow to them so that they could control him in the future.

If there was no Liu Shu, and if there was no Liu Shu teaching Liu Wen martial arts and how to make money, Liu Wen might have been controlled by them as they wished, and even with the title of the head of the Liu family, he would have to listen to them.

But now Liu Wen has become confident and doesn't bother to pay attention to these women.

When they reached the border and Liu Wen left, it was these women who were crying.

After all, a group of women still need men to be the pillar of support outside.

The group replenished their supplies in a small town and continued on their journey.

The officer got information: there was a group of bandits in the nearby mountains who would rob passers-by.

The officer didn't care: Would the bandits come to rob mortals again?

The facts show that these bandits are mentally ill and they actually came to rob the exiled prisoners.

The bandit leader said: Don't think we don't know, many of these exiled prisoners were once nobles. A lean camel is bigger than a horse, even if they are exiled, they will have a lot of money on them.

The officers were outnumbered by the bandits and were quickly chopped down.

The bandits did not kill the officers, and the officers were also very clever. After being slightly injured, they fell to the ground and pretended that they could no longer fight.

They won't throw away their lives for a group of prisoners.

The officer fell, and the prisoners faced the bandits head-on, trembling with fear.

The bandits asked them to hand over their money, and they dared not refuse.

Bandits are not officials.

Bandits can kill people.

Both ox carts belonging to the women of the Liu family were robbed.

Fortunately, they did not take out all the silver bills. Some of the silver bills were sewn into their underwear, and the bandits did not find them.

Liu Shu and Liu Wen were just two kids, and the bandits just took one look at them and left them alone.

I’m also glad that these bandits only want money and not women.

The women’s innocence was protected.

After the bandits left, the officers got up and shouted at everyone to continue on their way.

Everyone was in low spirits and moved much slower.

The officers were in no mood to care about them.

The speed slowed down, which resulted in a late arrival at the border. But fortunately, we finally arrived at the border.

Along the way, many people did not survive and died on the road.

However, everyone in their group brought money with them, and they could use money to buy back some people's lives.

In addition, some female relatives who were concubines or maids were voluntarily handed over to officials by the wife, asking the officials to help sell them for money. The money was divided into 30% and 70%, with the wife taking only 30% and the rest going to the officials.

The officers loved this kind of work.

Therefore, there were more than one hundred people before the departure, but when they arrived at the border, the total number of people was only more than seventy.

Liu Shu and Liu Wen registered their names and left.

After the women of the Liu family registered their names, they discovered that Liu Wen and Liu Shu were missing.

The women panicked and quickly asked Old Lady Liu for advice: "Old Lady, what should we do? Those two boys are gone."

Madam Liu frowned and shouted, "Why are you panicking? They are two kids with no money. Can they live well without us? It's good enough if they don't become beggars. Just wait, they will come back sooner or later."

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Women: “So what do we do now?”

Madam Liu sighed: "Let's find a place to live first."

Fortunately, there were still quite a few banknotes in her underwear pocket, enough to settle down.

But what should I do with my life in the future?

A group of women with several children, but no men, ah...

Liu Shu and Liu Wen were walking on the street.

There are many people in the border town, but it is far from being as lively as the capital.

Liu Wen asked Liu Shu: "What should we do?"

Liu Shu: "Let's find a place to live first."

The two men had dozens of taels of silver on them, which they had earned along the way.

Liu Shu taught Liu Wen many small skills. When they passed through the mountains and forests, he took Liu Wen to pick medicinal herbs and sell them for money.

The two found a local middleman and rented a small courtyard through the middleman's introduction.

Liu Shu went to the blacksmith shop and ordered two sets of carpenter's tools.

This was the profession he and Liu Wen picked by drawing lots.

The two practiced martial arts at night, read in the morning, and learned carpentry in the afternoon.

Liu Wen's father passed the imperial examination and became a juren during his lifetime, so he paid great attention to his children's study and hoped that his son would pass the imperial examination and become a jinshi.

Influenced by his father, Liu Wen attaches great importance to reading.

Although he was now in exile and could not take part in the imperial examinations as the descendant of a criminal, Liu Wen did not want to give up studying.

Liu Shu also supported Liu Wen's reading. When he went out, he brought back the Four Books and Five Classics and some other books for Liu Wen.

Liu Wen did not ask about the origin of the book, he knew that this little friend was very powerful.

The Liu family must be blind to send such a talented child for exchange.

If the Liu family knew that Liu Shu was so capable, they would definitely regret it, right?

Liu Shu actually doesn't know how to be a carpenter, but his space has books related to carpentry.

Liu Shu took out the book and studied it with Liu Wen.

Both of them were smart people, and it didn't take long for them to study it thoroughly.

Just this is the start...

Fortunately, their hands are still flexible.

Although the first piece you make may look terrible, with more practice, you will be able to make a beautiful and solid finished product.

The noise of two men planing wood in the yard was quite loud. People living nearby heard it and knew that two brothers who were carpenters had moved into the neighborhood.

However, because they were young, people did not trust their craftsmanship, so no one came to patronize them. (End of this chapter)