Escape to the desert and farming: the doomsday boss dressed as the best eldest sister

Seeing Ah Dao salute excitedly, Bai Junjun subconsciously glanced at the tombstone.

Seeing the name above, he quickly kicked Li Wenli, and Li Wenli knelt down beside A Dao smoothly when he saw this.

As an example, Bai Junjun also brought his younger siblings to kneel in front of the tomb of the Patriarch of the Bai family.

Xiaochan and the others knew that they were here to visit the grave today, and when they saw everyone kneeling down, they obediently put the scented candles in their hands in front of the grave, and knelt down in a row after them.

"Father, my daughter is not filial. She only came to see you now. Take more of these ingot candles. If you see your mother and other aunts on the way, remember to take them with you."

After Bai Junjun finished speaking, he burned incense and paper money in one go.

Theoretically, worshiping nobles is far more than that simple, but Bai Junjun thinks that it is good if he wants to, and the red tape can be saved.

And to be honest, neither of them had any real feelings for the original owner's father.

Perhaps the most sincere ones here are A Dao and Bai Sasha.

With these two façades taking the lead, the grave-sweeping team finally didn't escape so much.

Everyone thinks about people when they see things. When they see these tombs, they will inevitably think of their relatives, and their eyes will be red.

Kneeling for a while, until the Yuanbao candle was almost burned, Bai Junjun and Li Wenli said they wanted to take a breather and sit in the gazebo.

However, as soon as he got up, he heard a few screams from under the sea of ​​flowers not far away.

"Ahh, snake... snake nest!"

"My God, there is a nest of green snakes here!"

"Be careful, run!"

The grief of everyone was broken by this sudden voice.

After a while, I saw a group of people running from the other side of Huahai. Those people, old and young, supported each other, and ran outside together under the protection of the servants.

But what they saw was so horrifying that their legs and feet were weak, and they stumbled and fell into one piece after walking for a while.

In a blink of an eye, I saw a few green shadows jumping out from under their feet. Looking carefully, they were all green snakes with thick arms. Some green snakes scattered into the grass, and some bit

living people.

Deng Shi, who was bitten by the snake, turned black and became unconscious.

Those who wanted to turn around to save others were scared away when they saw the situation, and they could only save their own lives before thinking about others at a critical moment.

In a panic, everyone saw someone in the Songfeng Pavilion, and no matter who it was, someone was a savior anyway, so they all ran to this side in unison.

Seeing that there were still green snakes chasing after him, Bai Junjun raised the arrow crossbow and made a few "swoosh" sounds, and the short crossbow arrows pierced through the air, nailing the green snakes to the ground.

Bai Sasha and Bai Lingyu also subconsciously took out the slingshots at their waists, ready to help the eldest sister at any time.

Under their cover, these people ran into Songfeng Pavilion in a panic.

Only now did Bai Junjun see clearly that there was an uncle in this group of people, he should be the head of the team, but this uncle was very thin and looked like a literati.

Next to the uncle is a white and fat lady who should be the uncle's wife, and then a fat boy who is older than Li Wenli follows behind.

Except for these three people who were wearing brocade robes, the rest of the dozen or so people were all wearing Gebu bunts, looking like servants guarding the courtyard.

Li Wenli bowed slightly to them and said, "Excuse me, sir, what happened earlier?"

"Ah?" The thin gentleman looked at Li Wenli in shock, and then realized that he was seeking refuge with a group of seventeen or eighteen-year-old brothers, and there were even two female dolls beside them.

Mr. Thin was a little surprised, and looked at them dumbly, unable to speak.