He was born as a blacksmith, but he dominated the world

Chapter 111 There are Monsters in the World

Looking at the young village woman crying in front of him, Jiang Lin felt a little sad for some reason.

He just thought it was the influence of memory, sniffed, and tried to make his words sound more natural.

"Sister, why are you here?"

"Pick wild vegetables to eat...ah, my vegetables!"

I saw her running back, picking up the basket, and picking up the wild vegetables covered in mud, and putting them back carefully.

Jiang Lin subconsciously thought that he had brought some dried meat and other things, so he didn't need these.

But the elder sister came up to her and said, as if offering a treasure: "Look how much I picked today. You must have eaten it. I'll make some dough for you when I get home and make some pancakes."

Looking at the patches on her clothes, her fingers which were rougher than mine, and the expectation in her eyes.

Jiang Lin swallowed the words that were about to come out of his mouth.

Holding the basket in one hand and holding her brother's arm with the other, Jiang Xiu looked up at Jiang Lin, her eyes smiling like crescent moons.

"Are the days in the Blacksmith Camp so good? You've grown a lot taller. When you left, you seemed to be about the same height as me."

"Did anyone bully you there?"

"Dad and Mom, they've been thinking about you. Especially Mom, she was worried that you were suffering in the blacksmith camp and cried several times."

"Dad was very angry. He said that no matter how hard life was, it couldn't be as hard as ours. Going to the blacksmith camp would mean a good life."

Jiang Xiu kept chattering all the way, as if she had endless things to say.

Jiang Lin just acted as a listener and occasionally answered a few questions.

Although this made Jiang Xiu feel that her brother seemed a little different, she didn't take it too seriously and thought that he was just a little unfamiliar with her because they had been apart for too long.

There are quite a few people in the village, with dozens of households.

Along the way, many people were curious when they saw Jiang Lin, wondering whose boy he was.

They were all surprised to learn that it was the young man sent to the blacksmith camp by the Jiang family.

It was only this big when it walked away. What did it eat to become so tall?

Two or three young village women, who were not sure whether they were married or not, looked at Jiang Lin with strange eyes, whispered a few words, and blushed immediately.

It wasn't until two dilapidated old bungalows came into view that Jiang Lin knew he had arrived home.

To his surprise, there was a semi-open blacksmith shop outside one of the rooms.

The burning stove was still warm, as if it had just finished working.

As far as I can remember, we didn't have this thing at home.

In confusion, Jiang Lin was pulled over, and Jiang Xiu shouted into the house: "Dad, Mom, Brother Hua, look who's back!"

"Who is it?" An old woman with gray hair came out of the house.

After seeing Jiang Lin, she was stunned for a moment, and then, just like Jiang Xiu did at the beginning, she ran over with red eyes and hugged Jiang Lin.

"Son!"

Then, an old man and another man with a barely well-proportioned figure came out of the room.

The old man Jiang Lin actually knew his father Jiang Qingguang.

But I didn't recognize that man.

"Jiang Lin?" Jiang Qingguang looked at his tall and strong son and was a little hesitant to recognize him.

The reason why I sent my son to the blacksmith camp was because the family really couldn't afford to support so many people. I happened to hear that the blacksmith camp provided meals and that one could learn a skill, and if one learned well, there would be money to be earned.

He just didn't expect that in just two or three months, she would have changed so much. If they met on the street, he would not dare to recognize her.

Because not only is he tall, but even his clothes and shoes are brand new.

With his face which is not handsome but strong and resolute, there are not many young men in the surrounding villages who have such good looks.

Jiang Lin's lips trembled, and he shouted unnaturally: "Dad, Mom, I'm back."

"Look at you. It's been such a short time since you came back, and you've become a stranger to your parents." Jiang Xiu said.

"It's not easy for him to come back, so let's not talk about him. He will be fine in a few days." The man came over and said.

Jiang Lin looked at him, wondering who this person was. He felt like he had seen him before, but couldn't remember where.

Jiang Xiu seemed to have noticed this, with a little shyness on her face, and said, "Little brother, my sister is married, this is your brother-in-law. He used to be from Wang Village, and you went to see their family forging iron when you were a child."

A short and slightly vague memory suddenly appeared in Jiang Lin's mind, as if this was the case.

So after going to the blacksmith camp for three months, I got a brother-in-law, and he’s a blacksmith?
"Why are you getting married so soon?" Jiang Lin asked in confusion.

"Faster?" Jiang Xiu asked doubtfully.

Most of the children of ordinary people in Daqian are like this, so it’s not fast at all.

Jiang Lin knew that they had different ideas, so he didn't say much. He was just curious as to why a blacksmith would live here.

After some conversation, they learned that a demonic python had appeared from nowhere and had swallowed up many people.

Wang Hua's parents died at the mouth of a demon python. In order to avoid the disaster, people from several nearby villages moved away.

Wang Hua settled down here, fell in love with Jiang Xiu, got married, and then took the opportunity to do his old business.

Blacksmiths, carpenters, and bricklayers are all the most basic craftsmen.

You won’t get rich, but you won’t starve to death either.

"Originally, an immortal from the Xuanhua Dao said he would come to get rid of the demon python, but somehow he colluded with the enemy country and became traitors, and was besieged. Alas, I'm afraid no one is in charge of this demon python now." Wang Hua sighed.

A good family is gone in an instant. It's really hard to predict the world.

Jiang Lin was surprised when he heard this. Demonic python?
"It's very ferocious. I heard that it's as thick as a bucket and over a hundred feet long. It eats people it sees and can eat more than ten people in one bite." Jiang Xiu said with gestures.

"But this monster is full of treasures. I heard that the Taoist immortals can kill it and use it to refine a magic weapon. It can be sold for at least a few hundred taels of silver, right?" Wang Hua said with some longing.

Jiang Lin laughed when he heard this. If it was a real magic weapon, it would cost more than just a few hundred taels of silver, thousands or even tens of thousands of taels would be no problem.

However, this trip back was not in vain. At least I learned that this world is not only populated by Taoists and warriors, but also by extremely ferocious monsters.

Jiang Lin had no interest in finding out what was going on. Since it could be called a monster, it was obviously not someone to be trifled with.

Although I am considered to be very strong among ordinary people, I will be nothing but a piece of cake when facing such an alien.

Because there were monsters nearby, the population dropped sharply, and Wang Hua's blacksmith business also declined.

Otherwise, Jiang Xiu wouldn't have to pick wild vegetables to fill her stomach.

Jiang Lin's heart moved, and he untied the package on his body and took out the dry food, dried meat, and the silver he brought back.

This stunned the whole family.

Jerky and the like are not so bad, I used to eat them when life was better.

But that amount of silver must be at least a hundred taels, right?
They had never seen so much silver in their lives.

"Where did this come from?" Jiang Qingguang was an honest man, and he got a little anxious when he saw it: "Jiang Lin, you didn't stay in the blacksmith camp and went out to steal chickens and dogs, did you?"

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