Wen Rushi agreed to take them away, but did not take on all the responsibilities.

These people's experiences were basically the same.

After the barbarians entered the pass, the people of the Great Jin Dynasty became the lower class.

The barbarian nobles who occupied their homes could slaughter the people of the Great Jin Dynasty at will.

It can be said that the people of the Great Jin Dynasty lived a life of hard work and desperation under the iron hooves of the nomadic barbarians of the grasslands, like pigs and dogs, not daring to even leave their homes for fear of encountering those barbarians who were out there capturing people.

Once caught, there is basically no one to turn to for help. Men become slaves, children can only wait to be slaughtered and cooked, and women are raped and then eaten.

As a result, many people from the north fled south, while those who could not escape became prey for the barbarians.

Nowadays, in the entire northern region, apart from some Han slaves who farm for barbarian nobles, there is basically no free Han Chinese.

Even if one becomes a slave to barbarian nobles, it doesn't mean one won't become their meal.

Ten years after the barbarians entered the pass, the nobles no longer eat Han people they used to grab randomly on the roadside, but rather slaves raised on their own estates.

The older slaves gave birth to younger slaves. The strong men stayed in the village to grow crops, while some of the women and children were kept for breeding, and the rest were used for meat.

The people Wen Rushi encountered were all two-legged sheep sent from their respective estates.

Cui Liu is now the only one still alive in her family.

Their father and several older brothers worked in the fields for long periods without enough to eat, and they died from exhaustion.

The older and younger sisters were sent to the master's mansion, which meant they entered this courtyard and never returned home.

Before entering the courtyard, Cui Liu didn't know where her sisters had gone after being taken away by the master. Only after entering the courtyard did she learn that her sisters had all been sacrificed to those beasts.

After listening to Cui Liu's story, Wen Ru Shi remained silent for a long time.

Given the abilities of Yue Lingyuan and his siblings, under normal circumstances, those barbarians would absolutely not be able to enter the pass.

But given the current situation, could it be that something happened to them?

Wen Rushi moved her fingers, did some calculations, and came to a conclusion:

A desperate struggle.

However, the person is doing well now.

"Are you all packed up? Let's go!" Wen Rushi stood up from her chair, looking at the refreshed child and woman.

When Cui Liu saw Wen Ru walk out like that, she instinctively shrank back.

"My benefactor, if we go out like this, I'm afraid we'll be captured by other nobles as soon as we show our faces."

The barbarians in the city aren't just one family that preys on Han people.

Basically, any barbarian tribe in the city that saw an unclaimed Han Chinese would be taken into their mansion.

That's why Cui Liu is so afraid.

"From now on, you can call me Wuxiang Zhenren." She raised her hand and drew a huge talisman in the void, then threw it over everyone's heads, enveloping herself in golden light.

"Alright, now you don't have to worry about being seen."

When the talisman light fell, they looked like barbarians in the eyes of the barbarians, and in the eyes of the Han people, they looked the same as before, and still looked completely inconspicuous.

When everyone saw the golden light falling on their heads, they naturally believed Wen Rushi's words without question.

Being able to conjure golden light out of thin air is no ordinary feat.

Moreover, the barbarians in the courtyard, regardless of age or gender, are like motionless wooden puppets, and haven't moved an inch yet!

With this in mind, they mustered their courage and followed Wen Rushi out through the side gate.

As they were about to emerge from the alley and enter the main street, even though they believed in the abilities of the Faceless Immortal, the group couldn't help but feel a little uneasy, fearing that they might accidentally encounter barbarians.

One by one, everyone followed behind Wen Rushi timidly.

Wen Rushi saw all of this.

Although it was a little heartbreaking, I didn't do anything more.

As the group entered the main street, several barbarians walked past them, but unlike usual, they didn't stare at the Jin people with gleaming eyes, looking like they wanted to devour them.

It was as if they hadn't seen them at all.

As Cui Liu watched the barbarian walk past her without even glancing at her, she breathed a huge sigh of relief.

I subconsciously glanced at the blue figure in front of me.

Wen Rushi then led the group out of the city in a grand manner.

After leaving the city, Wen Rushi stopped and looked around, unsure of where to go next.

Upon hearing this, Cui Liu stopped, assuming that her benefactors had deliberately stopped to let them rest.

To their surprise, Wen Rushi turned to look at them. "Where are you planning to go? I'll take you there."

Upon hearing this, Cui Liu and the others immediately knelt down.

"Benefactor, we have nowhere else to go. Please, benefactor, take us in! We will do anything for you."

"Please take me in, my benefactor."

"I beg my benefactor to take me in."

They didn't want to pressure their benefactor like that.

But now, in this northern land, without Wen Rushi's divine abilities, not only will they be unable to leave the north, but as soon as they show their faces, they will fall into the wolf's mouth again.

Wen Rushi naturally understood the situation of these people.

Although she was somewhat afraid of trouble, she couldn't remain indifferent in the face of this situation.

She had originally planned that if these people had somewhere to go, she would distribute some of the grain and silver she had taken from that family to them.

Unexpectedly, these people didn't even have a place to stay.

"Alright! In that case, let's rest for a bit and continue our journey later." As soon as he finished speaking, a rumbling sound came from his intestines.

They were busy washing up and worried that their benefactor would be waiting too long and wouldn't be able to leave, so they didn't even drink a drop of water.

Everyone dragged their weak bodies along for more than two hours, and their stomachs were already growling with hunger.

Even the youngest child remained silent.

Wen Rushi waved his hand, and a bag of grain appeared. "Here's the grain. Take it and cook it..."

She paused, then realized she hadn't collected a single pot.

Just now, she was only concerned with searching for valuable gold, silver, jade, jewelry, and grain.

When everyone saw Wen Rushi wave his hand and a bag of grain appeared, their eyes lit up.

Seeing this, I felt both awe and gratitude in my eyes.

Just then, a woman took a pot out of the basket on her back. "My benefactor, I have a small pot here."

"I have salt here, and a few bowls..."

"I have a basin........."

It turned out that after Wen Rushi collected all the valuables in the mansion, the others cleaned themselves up and divided up the usable items in the kitchen.

This includes the money on those who are immobilized.

Soon, everyone found a secluded spot and started a fire to cook.

Several children gathered firewood, while several women searched for wild vegetables; the division of labor was clear.

Although it is springtime and flowers are in bloom, the north is still very cold.

But everyone's hearts were burning with passion.

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