Reborn in the 60s, I hunt to support my family and even seduce the village beauty.

Chang Kun was taken aback.

Cheng Min is not like herself; she does not have the ability to sense bloodlines.

But after years of separation from her family, she and her mother were connected by blood, a bond etched into their very bones. The feeling of closeness they shared was something that no science could explain.

Under Cheng Min's expectant gaze, Chang Kun pricked her fingertip and took a drop of blood.

Close your eyes and sense it closely; that faint connection, like a thin thread, stretches into the distance.

close!

Getting closer!

Chang Kun suddenly opened his eyes; he was in the vicinity of Guangzhou.

Seeing Chang Kun's expression, Cheng Min realized what was happening and opened her mouth wide.

"Chang...Chang Kun?!"

Her lips trembled, and her whole body shook.

Chang Kun smiled at her and nodded emphatically.

"Really? Is it true?"

Cheng Min suddenly stood up, her eyes red and tears streaming down her face.

For the first time, she felt the train was moving so slowly that she wished she could sprout wings and fly to Guangzhou immediately.

"Chang Kun!" Unable to contain her excitement, she threw herself into Chang Kun's arms, her shoulders trembling.

Chang Kun put his arm around her and gently patted her back.

The train rattled along, and the fields outside the window rushed past.

After a while, Cheng Min lifted her head from his embrace, tears still on her face, but she couldn't help but smile.

"It's so great! Just thinking about seeing my mother and younger brother as soon as I get off the train makes my heart pound."

"Xiaomin." Chang Kun put his arm around her shoulder and sat down on the bed with her. "The person is right there. We can't be too hasty now that we're in Guangzhou."

Cheng Min was stunned.

"We need to find out more about Mother and my younger brother's situation before deciding on our next move..." Chang Kun continued to persuade them. "Think about it, if they've started a new life over there, it would be awkward for both sides if we rushed over rashly."

Cheng Min lowered her head, remained silent for a while, and then nodded.

"Yes, I'll listen to you. We really can't be too impulsive."

She leaned on Chang Kun's shoulder for a long time before suddenly saying, "Chang Kun, thank you."

"Silly girl!" Chang Kun reached out and ruffled her hair.

"Once we get to Guangzhou, let's find a place to stay first, and then we can ask around."

Chang Kun nodded: "No matter what, we've finally found our mother and brother, which is something to celebrate."

"Yes! It's worth celebrating!" Cheng Min cheered up and gave Chang Kun a big kiss on the cheek.

"This is a reward for you! Haha..."

With a clatter, the train slowly came to a stop; we had arrived at Guangzhou Station.

It was pitch black outside; all you could see were the lights on the platform and the figures of people coming and going.

Chang Kun carried the luggage, and Cheng Min followed behind him, her hand tightly gripping the hem of his clothes.

After exiting the station and looking around the square, Chang Kun said, "Let's find a guesthouse to stay in first."

Cheng Min nodded, but her eyes were looking into the distance.

It was pitch black all around, and I couldn't see anything.

Chang Kun knew what she was thinking, so he put his arm around her shoulder and walked forward.

"Don't rush, we'll talk about it tomorrow."

After checking in, Cheng Min lay in bed, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep.

Chang Kun gently pulled her into his arms, and Cheng Min gradually calmed down as she listened to his heartbeat.

After a long while, she asked softly, "My mother...are they far away?"

Chang Kun feigned calmness: "It's alright."

According to my intuition, my mother-in-law and brother-in-law are in the vicinity of Guangzhou, to the east, which is not very close.

He noticed that location when he was sensing it on the train; it was a rural area.

These days, life is tough in any rural area.

Chang Kun glanced down at Cheng Min, but didn't tell her this, lest he cause her unnecessary trouble.

"Chang Kun".

"Um?"

"I can't sleep!" Cheng Min turned over, her eyes bright. "Do you think Mom and my brother will look so different I won't recognize them anymore?"

Chang Kun pulled her into his arms and gently patted her back: "What daughter wouldn't recognize her mother? You're overthinking it."

Cheng Min hesitated, "I...I really don't remember very clearly. I just remember that my mother was thin, with long hair tied in a braid. My younger brother was very naughty back then, and I beat him every day."

"You, as the older sister, are really something..." Chang Kun recalled his childhood in his previous life, when he was just like Cheng Min, bullying Xiao Qing and the other little girls every day.

"Chang Kun, do you think they still recognize me?"

"You'll know when you meet them!"

"What if they don't recognize it?"

"Then let's take it slow." Chang Kun knew that Cheng Min must be feeling both excited and nervous at this moment, so he chatted with her casually.

Cheng Min was silent for a moment, then suddenly laughed: "Am I overthinking things?"

Chang Kun didn't answer, he just hugged her tighter.

Having been separated from his mother since childhood, the long-cherished wish of reunion is about to be fulfilled, and no one can take it lightly.

Moonlight streamed in through the gaps in the curtains, casting a light veil over the two of them.

Cheng Min leaned against Chang Kun's chest, listening to her heartbeat, and gradually felt calmer.

Not long after, she spoke again: "Do you think my mother will resent my father?"

Her voice was muffled: "We weren't separated back then because of my father, but...would my mother think the same way?"

"Don't even think about it. Back then, it was a time of war and chaos, and such things happened all the time. Mother won't hold a grudge against Father."

Cheng Min sighed: "I hope so... So many years have passed, if, if..."

After hesitating for a while, she finally spoke: "What if my mother remarries?"

Chang Kun looked down at her, and Cheng Min's eyes seemed to be covered with a thin mist.

"Don't overthink it. We'll know the result tomorrow. There's no use thinking about it now."

Cheng Min pursed her lips: "I don't want to think about it, but all sorts of random thoughts keep popping into my head."

"By the way, what time should we go tomorrow morning?"

Chang Kun thought for a moment: "Around seven o'clock."

"Wouldn't that be too late? How about we go at six? I'll pack my things now."

Chang Kun laughed and pushed her onto the bed.

"Stop tossing and turning, go to sleep! If you're listless when you see your mother-in-law tomorrow, she'll think I'm mistreating you."

"Hmph!" Cheng Min wrinkled her nose and stopped talking.

I have to get up early tomorrow; I really can't delay any longer.

After a moment of silence, Chang Kun thought Cheng Min had finally fallen asleep. Just as he was about to close his eyes, he heard a muffled sound from his arms again.

"Chang Kun".

Chang Kun asked helplessly, "What is it now?"

"Thank you."

Chang Kun paused for a moment, then looked down at Cheng Min. He couldn't see her expression in the darkness, but her eyes were bright, as if they were filled with tears.

He paused for a moment, then lowered his head and kissed his forehead.

"Go to sleep, what can we do? We're husband and wife."

Cheng Min buried her head in Chang Kun's arms, and this time she finally quieted down.

Hearing Cheng Min's even breathing, Chang Kun opened the system to check.

[Ding! Human trafficker captured 1/1, reward: Human Strengthening Pill - can improve physical weakness and strengthen the body]

[The current host can sense prey weighing less than 1700 jin (approximately 860 kg) within a range of 4550 meters.]