Chapter 444

Lin's mother looked at Tang Feng, then looked at her eldest son Ying, and said with a smile, "yes, I've heard about it for a long time. There are many rules in your family, but I don't know what's the matter. If Ying doesn't shy away, you might as well tell us what's wrong in Kunlun mountain."

The eldest Sun Ying said, "it's nothing. Mrs. Lin, you must know about my family. What our family guards is nothing more than the legends handed down by our ancestors."

Lin Mu nodded and shook her head again, saying: "although I've heard it, I've only got a rough idea. It's not so detailed. Why don't you pick what you can say, Ying girl, and tell us again."

Ji Ning looked at Chang Sun Ying with a slight smile and said, "yes, sister-in-law, I only know these things. I've been thinking about asking you for a long time, but I'm afraid you won't tell me. Today, taking Mrs. Lin's opportunity, I can solve my doubts."

Chang Sun Ying's eyes swept over Ji Ning's face and said faintly: "I haven't seen you for a few days, but you are more and more able to speak. It seems that you not only learned martial arts, but also learned how to be a man here with Mr. Tang."

Ji Ning's face is a red, unconsciously looked at Tang Feng.

Tang Feng is still expressionless. He purses his mouth and doesn't look at Sun Ying. He has a clear attitude of "say what you want, and I don't ask you to say it.".

Chang Sun Ying originally wanted to take this opportunity to force Tang Feng to ask for her own words. But as Lin's mother and Ji Ning are old and young, she has no fighting ability at all. Chang Sun Ying Ping is not a chicken in Japan. Even if she has some problems with Tang Feng, she will not show her face to Lin's mother and Ji Ning.

Just when Ji Ning was embarrassed, Lin Mengjia's aunt solved the problem again.

She and Liu Ma brought tea and refreshments.

This time, the tea is more exquisite than before, and there are more styles.

It can be seen that in aunt Lin Mengjia's mind, Chang Sun Ying, or the influence of Chang Sun family behind her, has a higher status than those of other families.

After the tea, the woman helped Lin Mu and Chang Sunying pour tea, and then she left with Liu ma.

After this, the reluctance in Chang Sun Ying's heart has disappeared without a trace. She just said something for a long time. She was thirsty, so she took a cup of tea and took a sip. At that time, her face was a little surprised.

As the daughter-in-law of the Ji family and the daughter-in-law of the eldest grandson's family, she has drunk more valuable tea than ordinary people. Naturally, her taste has long been nurtured. Ordinary tea can't get into her eyes.

However, after only one sip of the tea, she felt that it tasted sweet and pure, tasted clear and had endless aftertaste. She had never tasted such a good tea before, and immediately took another two sips of it, and then she breathed a sigh of relief.

By the time she put down the tea bowl, Chang Sun Ying had a smile on her face and said, "Mrs. Lin, our family has been in Kunlun for more than 2000 years. According to the genealogical records, the ups and downs are very huge. I can't talk about them in detail. Just talk about the ancestors."

Lin Mu nodded and said, "well, we will listen to whatever you say."

Hearing Chang Sun Ying's words, Tang Feng was surprised. He didn't expect that Chang sun's family had such a long history.

When I went to Jijia before, his family had been standing in the far north for more than 500 years, which was rare on earth. Unexpectedly, the changsun family can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, which is very shocking.

Tang Feng was not only surprised, but Ji Ning, who had already known about these things, still had a solemn look on her face. At the bottom of her heart, everyone instinctively had a deep awe for such an ancient family.

Chang Sun Ying had already seen Tang Feng's face flash by with a look of surprise. She slightly picked the corner of her mouth, showing a somewhat proud look. Then she said, "according to the ancient books in the family, the ancestors were the people of the Han Dynasty. At first, they were just a mountain village doctor. They knew some herbal medicine, and could cure some superficial diseases for the villagers. In some nearby villages, they were also well-known."

Hearing Chang Sun Ying talk about it more than 2000 years ago, Tang Feng had a look of impatience. He just wanted to know what was in the Kunlun Mountains, but he didn't want to know the history of Chang Sun family. Chang Sun Ying didn't know when to talk about Kunlun. Naturally, he didn't like to listen to it.

However, at this time, Lin Mu's face is very interesting, and she urges Sun Ying to continue to speak with a smile. He is not easy to interrupt, so he can only continue to listen reluctantly, hoping that she can speak faster.

Chang Sun Ying doesn't look at Tang Feng. She smiles at Lin Mu. It seems that all things are told to her.

"In the early years of Taichu, our ancestors went to Kunlun mountain to collect herbs. They were lost and mistakenly entered a wonderful place. All kinds of people, men and women, were dressed and talked and behaved in the pre Qin Dynasty. He thought it was a descendant who lived in seclusion from the war. Unexpectedly, this place is not a human world, but a fairyland."

Chang Sun Ying's voice is soft and beautiful.

Ji Ning took advantage of her story, went forward to add tea to her, she nodded slightly to Ji Ning, and then took a sip of the tea bowl.

Tang Feng's eyes, when hearing these, suddenly flashed, and his body slightly sat up straight. He was careless, and immediately became serious.

Although Chang Sun Ying is just a few sentences, he has got the answer he wants from the story which is like the story of Taohuayuan.

From Meng Gongyun's words, he had speculated that there were traces of ancient monks in the Kunlun Mountains. Now Chang Sunying's words confirm this point.

He could be sure that the place where the ancestors of the Chang Sun family went was not a fairyland, but a place where the Qi refiners, the ancient Chinese monks, lived.

The pre Qin period was the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period. What Meng Gongyun said at that time is also true. At the beginning, Tang Feng thought that this place only existed in the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period. The eldest grandson's ancestor entered Kunlun in the early years of Taichu. That was during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. Tang Feng did not expect that the activities of the ancient monks here had been extended to the Han Dynasty.

It seems that some of my previous speculations are somewhat inconsistent.

With a look of curiosity, Mrs. Lin asked, "how did your ancestors know it was a fairyland?"