Gu Zhang became excited: “That’s good, that’s good. I’m just worried about how our family will live in the future without money.”

After saying those words, he frowned again: “I said I would support you but doesn’t this mean you are raising our family?”

Gu Fei waved her hand, took out another apple, and handed it to Gu Zhang: “Father, don’t worry about these useless things. We are family, whoever raises who are the same.”

“Also, that’s not what I want to say. We must leave the north and go to the south quickly.”

Gu Zhang took the apple and put it in his sleeve: “Why, isn’t there food? We don’t have to flee the famine.”

Gu Fei shook her head: “Wait a minute.”

She closed her eyes and let her consciousness sink into space, and then she began to rummage through her personal belongings.

She remembered that on the day her space powers awakened, she excitedly put everything in the house she rented into it.

Gu Fei searched for a long time and finally found what she wanted, a history textbook for the sophomore year of high school!

Fortunately, she grew up in poverty, so she was reluctant to throw away anything.

Nothing was as convincing as this.

Gu Zhang stared blankly at his daughter, whose eyes were closed. She looked like she had lost all consciousness. He was worried, but then he saw his daughter suddenly open her eyes and there was a book in her hand.

Gu Fei turned to the section about the drought in the Daying Dynasty and asked Gu Zhang to read it for himself.

Gu Zhang frowned. He was not used to the characters in this book being arranged horizontally, and why these characters felt like they were missing arms and legs? He had to guess one by one.

Gu Zhang stumbled through the chapter that Gu Fei asked him to read, and he roughly understood the meaning. His expression was extremely serious: “You mean, what is written in this book is what will happen next?”

Gu Fei nodded.

“There will be no harvest, nine out of ten households will be empty, people will die from hunger everywhere, and the plague will be rampant?”

Gu Fei nodded again.

Gu Zhang clutched the history textbook tightly: “If this is true, we have to leave.”

“Then, where are we going?”

Speaking of this, Gu Fei gets worried. There will be drought in the north and floods in the south. It rains unevenly. And there were not many good places in this world.

Gu Fei thought for a while: “We’d better go to Donghai County.”

“The flood over there is not so serious, and it’s also close to the sea.”

Gu Zhang sighed: “I’ve heard of Donghai County, but I’ve never been there, and I don’t know the way there.”

Gu Fei nodded: “This is a serious problem, we need to get a map.”

Modern maps are available in history books, but they may not be accurate.

After all, after thousands of years, the topography has changed, and river flooding often causes rivers to change their course.

Gu Zhang’s expression changed: “Only the government has the map, ordinary people cannot hide it privately.”

Gu Fei put a finger to her lips: “Then let’s keep quiet about it. Let no one know about it.”

Gu Zhang looked at Gu Fei with a complicated expression and sighed, “My daughter has grown up.”

Gu Fei shook her head and proudly said: “That’s natural. I have been fighting monsters in my dreams for several years.”

As she talked, she felt that her past life experience might have been a dream.

online is never certain whether what one sees is reality or illusion. Who knows what was going on?

Gu Zhang looked at his daughter with both heartache and pride.

He nodded, “Okay, then we’ll leave.”

“It’s not enough for us to leave, we have to call your uncles and also your aunt. It’s best to leave together. Right, bring also your maternal uncle.”

Gu Fei suddenly felt her head pounded in pain: “So many people are leaving together?”