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Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old

# HAPPY ENDING # 1V1 # DAILYFAMILYLIFE # POWERFULMINISTER # PURE PROTAGONISTS In his previous life, Xue Yan was a powerful minister. When he returned to seven years of age, he no longer wanted to be one anymore. He simply wanted to settle down in this ravine, be a farmer like his brothers, and grow crops like ordinary people, so that he wouldn’t end up as he did in his previous life. In that life, he had all the power in the world, but his family was not fated to have a good ending. Unexpectedly, his father picked up a baby girl. She was great in all aspects except one. She couldn’t be allowed to sneak out alone. Otherwise, she would bring back a great general one time, and bring back a prince with a different surname the next. She even rescued the empress dowager of this dynasty…Not long after, she brought back the Emperor!***Jiang Yu, the best commander of Area A in the wasteland age, had transmigrated through ancient times and become a three-and-a-half-year-old girl!

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1967 Chs

Why Bother?

編集者: EndlessFantasy Translation

It was indeed one of the secret letters Qiu Pusheng had written to Fan Jianxi.

There was also Qiu Pusheng's private seal on it, which was irrefutable evidence that it was from him.

When Fan Jianxi wrote to Butler Fan and asked him to report it to the higher-ups, the long letter mentioned that the things that Qiu Pusheng had written to him had been taken away. The note said that it had all the evidence from the secret room. Now that there was a letter with irrefutable evidence, Shi Che had to believe that those things were taken by the person who had shot the arrow.

He even specifically mentioned people who had brought more letters…

It seemed that those things were really in the porridge stall in front of the government office.

Shi Che hurriedly brought along a few of his most loyal followers. They left the government office and went to the porridge stall in front of the government office to check if the letter's contents were true.