As it turns out, Liu Ji, who returned from the border, proves to be someone worth anticipating.
Before dawn the next day, holding thirty taels given by Qin Yao to buy grains, two taels for travel expenses, and three taels of silver from the old residence, totaling thirty-five taels, he set off with Liu Fei, each driving a cart.
Liu Fei, after all, lacked experience traveling. Once out of Jinshi Town, despite his dissatisfaction with Liu Ji as a companion, he had no choice but to follow his lead.
Because once he left town, he realized he couldn't distinguish directions on his own.
However, in this regard, Liu Ji, who managed to walk through grasslands, could now skillfully find his way.
