With the cannon fodder script in hand, it is easy for the king to change his fate

Chapter 464 Infinite Flow Cannon Fodder: Food Village 1
Tansui field is closed and it will take some time to upgrade.

As the core of the domain, Tan Sui doesn't need to do much, as everything is controlled by the power of consciousness.

Now she was in the living room of the villa, holding the letter in her hand. The others were cautiously hiding beside her, fearing that they would not even have the chance to exist if they upset Tan Sui. Even though they were miserable at the end of every plot, they still didn't want to die like this.

"The domain is being upgraded and cannot be opened for the time being. After I have re-established the rules and applied to the Lord God for opening, challengers will be allowed in. In the meantime, you can read more books and then you can go to school and become a teacher. Even in a place like ours, teachers must have real skills and knowledge, otherwise, you can only sweep the floor."

Several people in the Tan family were obviously relieved. This meant that Tan Sui would not vent his anger on them anymore, and it was good that they could continue to exist.

Tan Sui sat on the sofa and looked at the letter in her hand.

Brother Bai Chao said that someone outside burned it for her. She pursed her lips gently. Who could it be? She was only fifteen years old when she died. The plot at the time was her past story. The cause of death was also jumping from the third floor, hitting her head on the ground and dying on the spot. She was young, ignorant, and had seen little. She committed suicide on impulse and even couldn't get over it for many years. In fact, she was lucky to meet the Lord God. Even if she couldn't be a human being, she could still exist in this world. If she hadn't been muddleheaded and repeated her own story for those years, she wouldn't have waited until today to have the opportunity to wake up completely.

She thought of A'rui again, and the unhappiness on her face disappeared in an instant, and a smile appeared on her face.

Now that you have the letter in your hands, take a look at it.

When I opened the letter, I saw the word "Big Sister" at the beginning.

Tan Sui was somewhat surprised but not too surprised. She even knew who wrote the letter. It must be Tan Yao. Only Tan Yao. She remembered the moment she died, she saw Tan Yao's horrified and regretful eyes.

Big sister, I’m sorry.

Ever since you left, I have been recalling the day when my parents asked someone to bring Tan Rui and me home. When they asked who took the money and jewelry from the house, I shouldn't have blurted out in a panic that I saw you using an expensive new phone.

I really shouldn't have said that. I wasn't afraid, I just said it subconsciously. It seems to have become a habit. Any bad things in this family will be blamed on you. I have thought about it countless times. If I hadn't said that sentence casually that day, even if my parents suspected that you did it, they would not necessarily rush into your room to search for things, and the final tragedy would not have occurred.

Your funeral was simple, and your parents barely notified anyone, but some of your friends came that day, all of them yellow-haired people, the people your parents hated the most. I could see that they wanted to make a scene, but they held back because of your face. After the funeral, they rushed out and shouted in front of everyone, "You made your own money, you didn't take anyone's money, not a penny." This made your parents very embarrassed. They probably didn't dare to talk because they were afraid of disturbing you.

I remember when you were brought to the city, I couldn't believe it. Why would there be such a rustic elder sister? I felt so ashamed, and even hated your approach. Later, we had some conflicts again. You never approached me and Tan Rui again. You were always cold to us, as if you saw through something. It made us extremely uncomfortable and made us dislike you even more.

So I don't know when it started, but I automatically regarded you as the opposite, thinking that you were not good. Tan Rui and I were very good friends, and I would even be happy to see my parents questioning you.

Later, when you were gone, I slowly understood a lot of things and discovered how hateful I was.

I know it's no use saying anything now, you can't see it either. If I don't say something, I'll always feel uncomfortable.

Sister, ten years after you left, things in the Tan family weren't going well.

My parents’ partiality, indulgence, and pampering made Tan Rui fearless. He squandered the family’s money everywhere and even got involved in things he shouldn’t have. If it weren’t for your death, which caused a gap between me and them, I might have been dragged into this mess. Tan Rui, whom they loved, later beat them up and was sent to the hospital several times. I asked them if they regretted it? But they said nothing, their eyes were blank, and they looked a little pitiful.

I don't know if my elder sister needs them to regret and apologize, but I asked them many times, but they didn't say anything. Even if I escaped those by luck, I would still live an uneasy life. I would always wake up at night, and I don't know how many times I had the same dream, dreaming that you died in front of me unjustly.

If only time could go back, if I could go back to that day, I would definitely not say that extra sentence. If I could go back to an earlier time, I would admit that I picked the flowers in the garden and that it was Tan Rui who damaged the ornaments and carpet. Unfortunately, there is no if…

The letter had been read and turned to ashes in Tan Sui's hands.

If I had known that so much time had passed outside, I would have thought that my family would not have existed for many years.

This letter did stir up some waves in her heart, but only a little, because she had anticipated their reactions. It was a pity that those friends who cared about her did not say goodbye to them and would never have the chance again.

I just hope they live well.

"We don't know what will happen in the second level, so everyone please be careful next time." Huo Jingchen warned.

They didn't have much time to rest, only ten minutes, but they did not encounter any danger in the first level.

Wei Yao actually wanted to ask A'li and the others what rewards they had received, but each of these three people was not so easy to mess with, and their relationship with him was not very good, so in the end he did not ask more.

He didn't come to provoke her, and A'qi was too lazy to pay attention to him.

Ten minutes later, they were teleported out of the rest space.

In a flash, they arrived at another unfamiliar place.

Now they were at the entrance of a village, looking at the introduction on the stone tablet. There were many words on it, the most eye-catching of which were the three big words: Food Village

The small words around were just a brief introduction to the village. To avoid mistakes, everyone decided to take a closer look.

Ah Qi looked at the road leading to the village. It was still foggy. It was obviously like the seal on the door of the Tan family before. There was no way to get in. And this time it was obviously not that easy. They could not get in just by gathering together. They should need to trigger something.

Bai Xingwen tried to move towards the fog, but he couldn't move forward.

He said: "Let's look for it. The place is so small right now, there should be some clues."

As expected, the difficulty of the second level increased. If you want to get in, you have to find a way yourself. Not knowing what dangers there might be, Bai Xingwen became a little alert.

Everyone searched around, walked around, and looked at the stone tablet again, trying not to miss a single word.

Just then, there was some movement behind them.