Fully Leveled Bigshot Becomes A Farmgirl-Chapter 541 - : Something Happened

Chapter 541: Something Happened

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Meng Yunzheng walked over with his horse. He frowned as he watched the horse leave. “It’s the posthouse soldiers.”

He was carrying a document bag on his back. He should be delivering urgent documents. Under such circumstances, even if he killed them, they would only be considered unlucky. The post soldiers would not be responsible.

Zhao Xi snorted lightly. “This posthouse soldier’s riding skills are not good. We especially found a more spacious place to stop and eat, but he still bumped into us. The place in front is narrow. If…”

He suddenly stopped mid-sentence and looked at Meng Yunzheng. He said in a low voice, “Will something happen?”

In front of them was a group of exiles, and the road should not be as wide as theirs, especially since they had more people and two mule carriages. If that posthouse soldier continued to charge around like before, something would happen.

Meng Yunzhengs expression changed slightly. If Shu Yu had gotten out of the car at this moment, it would have been fine. She was smart and definitely wouldn’t have been hit. However, if she was in the carriage and the prison carriage was locked, it would be very easy for something to happen.

Meng Yunzheng immediately jumped onto the horse’s back, shook the reins, and dashed out. novelbuddy. com

“I’ll go ahead and take a look. You think of a way to follow me.”

After saying that, he disappeared. freewebn ovel.c om

Zhao Xi stayed where he was in a daze. A gust of wind blew past, and the hair that hung on his shoulders slapped his face. It was so painful that he screamed on the spot, “F*ck, are you crazy? What did he mean by “I’ll think of a way to catch up with you?” Your horse has already left, how the f*ck am I supposed to follow? Am I supposed to be a horse and chase after them with the carriage? Come back, come back…”

Zhao Xi’s shrill cry quickly dissipated in the whistling wind. The person in front did not respond, and even the last figure disappeared.

Zhao Xi felt terrible, He turned his head to look at the pot of food on the ground, and his heart ached so much that he could not breathe.

After a while, he muttered, “A guy who values his lover over his friends.”

Meng Yunzheng couldn’t care less about him at this time. He had already heard the screams in front of him.

As expected, the Shu family’s exile team was hit.

The Shu family had just finished their lunch and was about to set off. When the people walked on the official road, the posthouse soldiers galloped over on horses.

The soldier started shouting from afar, “Urgent documents. We can’t delay them. Those in front, quickly move aside. Anyone who blocks them will die.”

The moment the Shu family members turned around, they were so shocked that they retreated repeatedly and desperately hid to the side.

However, the two mules in front of them could not react in time.

The one driving Shu Yu’s mule carriage was the leader of the officers. She had good skills and immediately turned the mule to the side to avoid it.

However, the other mule carriage could not do so. The officer driving the cart panicked and did not avoid it in time. Madam Hou and the Sixth Young Lady on the cart fell off.

The mule carriage immediately crashed into Shu Yu’ s cart. The mule that had been quietly waiting at the side suddenly became anxious. Not only did it walk forward, but it also blocked the horses that were galloping behind Shu Yu.

It was too late for the post-horse to stop. Although both sides tried to pull the reins, the post-horse still hit the mule.

Posthorses were all strong and strong, especially this kind of posthorse that needed to deliver urgent documents. It was even more different from ordinary horses.

The mule would naturally be at a disadvantage against it.

Sure enough, the mule suddenly neighed in the next moment. In pain, it suddenly shook off its hooves and ran forward..

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