After Black Lotus became a reborn person, he went completely crazy

The gaze that was staring at her finally became less intense. At that time, the country had not yet banned guns, and it was really chaotic. Most of the time, no one cared, and no one dared to do anything.

Xia Ran calmed down and felt a little panicked. She hadn't even left the house when someone was following her. How scary. She realized that the gold that others talked about was not so easy to pick up.

She kept brainwashing herself, telling herself that no matter what she saw outside, she must endure it if she could, because this was not the later times, and many things were not yet so sound and legal.

Life is more important, you can temporarily forget about justice, forget...

It’s so difficult to have two little people fighting each other in my head!

Finally, he leaned against the wall and squinted. Of course, he was pretending because he was really bored, so he started to recite English words silently.

Maybe they saw that Xia Ran didn't look like a big fish, or maybe Xia Ran didn't go out, so they didn't have a chance to make a move. The last gaze finally disappeared completely.

Time passed unusually slowly. After finally making it to the time for ticket checking and entering the station, Xia Ran put her backpack in front of her and rushed in quickly.

This is a passing station, and a small one at that. It can't stop for more than a few minutes, so you have to go fast, otherwise you won't be able to get on the bus.

Xia Ran looked at her own carriage, trotted over with her long legs, and squeezed in quickly with her own strength.

Fortunately, the sleeper car was not crowded, so the money was well spent. I was also very thankful that there were few people heading south during this time.

In this box, there is a guy wearing glasses leaning on the quilt reading a newspaper on the lower bunk opposite.

My bed was also on the lower bunk, so I took off my bag and placed it inside the bunk. I took out a piece of newspaper and put it under the foot of the bed, then lay down without even taking off my shoes.

I put my right foot on top of my left foot as usual, and moved the quilt behind me to make myself more comfortable. I also took a small hammer in my hand for self-defense.

Not two minutes after she lay down, another man and woman came in and settled down in a short while. Fortunately, there was nothing extreme. She was very irritable now, and she was afraid that she would not be able to control herself and would hit someone directly.

The train whistled for a long time, then started to move forward with a clanging sound, and the sky outside quickly darkened.

It was only daybreak, and Xia Ran was squinting again. The remaining three were already chatting animatedly.

They talked about the soaring prices, the performance of their units, the health problems of their elders, and their disobedient children.

Xia Ran was the only one who looked like an outsider, squinting. After lying there for a while, she felt a little cold, so she took out her coat and put it on.

She just hoped that she could fall asleep and wake up just in time to get off the bus. It seemed that God heard her prayers and she had a peaceful night. She woke up at around 4 o'clock because she had to pee.

I got up, went to the bathroom, brushed my teeth, and ate two apples, two peaches, and two pieces of dessert. Only then did my stomach feel a little better.

But the train was still late. This green-skinned train stops at every station, and has to give way to this and that suddenly, and it was delayed as it kept giving way.

As soon as she got out of the train station, the first thing that greeted her was the high temperature in Xishi. People outside were wearing short-sleeved shirts and shorts, but those of them who had just got off the train were wearing several layers of clothes.

My hometown and Xishi are like two completely different worlds.

There were huge crowds of people outside, including many disabled beggars and children who would hug passers-by and not let go.

There are also some idle people in society who run around in the crowd, try to scam people, or touch other people's bodies.

There are many people waiting in front of the car asking if they want to make a phone call, or if they want to stay in a hotel, or if they want to take a taxi.

If you have a better temper, they can completely cling to you like a dog-skin plaster and pull you away directly, and you can't do anything about it even if you disagree.

Xia Ran had a cold face and did not stop. Following the principle of not looking around and not interfering in other people's affairs, he quickly walked through the crowd.

Try to avoid physical contact with others to avoid being blackmailed or scammed.

She had experience in taking trains: the square in front of the station is the most dangerous place and also the most chaotic place. Don't stop, don't stop, don't stop. Just keep walking and don't look around.

Don't worry about what happens around you. Don't pay attention to anyone talking to you. Just walk one kilometer away from the train station. This will ensure your safety.

The food at the train station is both unpalatable and expensive, and they are all one-time sales. They don't care about reputation, they just want the flow of people, so one or two of them won't matter.

Although it is much safer in later times, people still frequently lose their phones or wallets, or are taken advantage of by nearby shop owners.

In Xia Ran's later life, he was blackmailed at a train station. At that time, he had just entered college and had no money to buy a mobile phone. After leaving the station, he made a phone call of less than a minute and was asked to pay 8 yuan.

She pointed to the sign next to her that said 3 cents per minute and asked, "I only played for less than a minute, where did the 8 yuan come from?"

The man said directly, "It's 8 yuan, not a cent less, otherwise you can't leave."

She knew that the other party was blatantly blackmailing her, but she had no choice but to accept it in the end. Resistance was useless because those who had been able to stay in the train station for many years were all local tyrants. If you provoke one, a group of them will come.

It’s the cards next to it that look particularly ironic.

She didn't have enough change on her, so she took out a 100-yuan note, but the change was returned to her as a fake 50-yuan note. She was sad for a long time because of this.

It was probably because of this experience of receiving counterfeit money that she had a lot of cash in her hands later, but she never received a counterfeit bill again. It can be regarded as a blessing in disguise.

I came out quickly, walked around a little, ran to the ticket hall, and bought a train ticket to Shanghai directly.

I waited in line for a very long time, but could only buy tickets for departure three days later. Tickets for the next two days were all sold out.

After leaving the ticket hall, I crossed the road and saw the bus stop. I followed the instructions on the sign and got on a bus, got off at the bell tower, and found a clean hotel where I could take a shower and stayed there.

After a good shower, I felt much more relaxed and not so tired anymore. I changed into clean clothes, carried my bag and strolled out to find a place to eat.

It was just half past ten, so she should be the first customer in the store. She ordered a portion of braised beef, a portion of pickled vegetables, and a bowl of pulled noodles.

After waiting for a long time, the dishes and noodles were served. They tasted great and Xia Ran was only 70% full after eating them.

After not staying for long, I went into a small shop and ate two roujiamo and a portion of rolled noodles, and then I was completely full.

Xia Ran then started shopping. At this time, the shops on the street were full of local and foreign goods, and the fashionable and bright goods were matched with the ancient buildings. There was always a feeling that it was half in the future and half in the old society.

It looks very fragmented and there's a sense of trance!