In the Northern Pass, it was customary for descendants to visit their ancestral graves the day before a wedding to inform their ancestors and ask for their protection.
However, this was a custom for the men; daughters were not required to participate.
But Ji Huan's situation was different. She was both the head of the household and was marrying a man into her family, so there was no reason she couldn't follow the male customs.
Besides, she was the only descendant Ji Lianbai and Mrs. Wei had left. For such a major life event, it would be inexcusable not to inform them.
The courtyard had been bustling with people coming and going for the past two days, so a bit of commotion was unavoidable. Dabao had been staying in the west room, but with Ji Mingfang keeping him company and his newfound fascination with paper cutting, Ji Huan wasn't worried. She picked up a basket and went alone to the burial hill to the southwest.
