Dou Shu immediately mounted his horse and rushed to the county government office at a speed that was very fast. Seeing that this man was so arrogant in the city, the people dared not say anything. Fortunately, although he rode fast, no one was trampled by his horse's hooves.

After arriving at the county government office, the gatekeeper wanted to stop them, but someone with good sense said, "I don't know what brings you here, Chief Dou. My master is still in a meeting. Please wait a moment."

Uncle Dou glanced at him and said, "Master Jiang, I'm not here to see you, my Lord, but my Miss Tong!"

After hearing this, Jiang Zhubu still refused to let him in, but instead asked him to wait in the side room! But he waved his sleeves and went straight into the hall.

When Tong Wen Yao was discussing with Lord Ji, they saw Uncle Dou rushing in with a red face, obviously he had just run in. Was there something urgent going on?

Uncle Dou glanced at the two of them and said, "Master Ji, I'm sorry, I have something to say to my young lady." Tong Wenyao glanced at Uncle Dou, then looked at Master Ji with an apologetic expression and said, "I'm sorry, my servant is ignorant, please don't blame me!"

Lord Ji chuckled and said, "I'm not unreasonable. Since you have something to discuss, I'll leave this place to you!"

After he left, Uncle Dou immediately walked up to her and whispered, "Miss, the emperor has passed away!"

Tong Wenyao's eyes were filled with shock. This was totally unexpected! And Uncle Dou revealed an even bigger surprise!

"The Regent is now in control of the government, and he has a group of troops in the northwest region!"

Tong Wen Yao had a lot of thoughts in her mind. She thought that the soldiers she conquered in the south belonged to the Regent, but she didn't expect that there were more in the northwest!

"Have you found out how many troops there are?" Uncle Dou frowned and said, "Our people have just infiltrated. They are well guarded inside, and no news has been released yet."

Tong Wenyao had a lot of thoughts in her mind, but most of them were for her own benefit! In that case, the army in the south should just revolt in the south!

"You send a message to his uncle, asking the army in the south to revolt, with the slogan of anti-Qin and restoration of Song! Also, move the workshop to Changjiang Village! Let Min Zhi move there as well." If the regent is in power, then their Tong family will be regarded as royalists, and the regent will most likely issue an imperial decree to punish them.

After opening the door, she looked at Master Ji and said, "Master, I have entrusted my back to you. Please don't stab me in the back! Otherwise, you know my methods!"

No matter what, she always made some harsh remarks first, otherwise when Lord Ji received the imperial edict, he would place her family under house arrest or kill them, and she would be unable to do anything at the border.

Although her mother and Aunt Yun had a good relationship, she didn't dare to gamble with Aunt Yun. However, she had already asked Uncle Dou to move the people and the factory over there, along with the guards, so that they could be protected when the time came.

The factory can't be moved in a day or two, so let them build the house first! Then move the important things over. She doesn't have time to take care of these, so she has to go home to find her second brother.

I don’t know how my master is doing in the capital now!

After leaving the county government office, she mounted her horse and headed for Changjiang Village. Although she was exhausted from the long journey, she still forced herself to ride to Changjiang Village. She had prepared medicine on the boat earlier, mixing the snake gall with the Qilin fruit to make pills, which she would give to Wen Jiang to eat when she arrived!

The walls of Changjiang Village were already several inches taller than when she left! There were still people guarding the gates, and the security was even stricter than during the epidemic!

When Wu Jia saw her on the city wall, he hurriedly came down with a smile to open the door!

The white city walls and the vermilion gate gave her a sense of majesty. The door creaked open from the inside, and Wu Jia trotted out, saying, "Wen Yao, it's been a while since I last saw you. Come in quickly! Don't linger outside. It's dangerous."

How could it be dangerous when the barbarians hadn't even arrived yet? Before she could ask, Wu Jia led her horse and urged her to go in.

The village has been renovated and is now tidy. More than half of the households have even built brick houses, and their house is no longer the only small Western-style building in the village.

Wu Jia said, "Wen Yao, go home quickly, your second brother is injured!"

Tong Wen Yao didn't delay any longer when she heard that. She mounted her horse and turned around and said, "Thank you, Uncle Jia! I'll go back first." Wu Jia waved his hand, signaling her to go back quickly.

After entering the door, Xiaohua saw his young lady at first sight and immediately shouted inside: "Our young lady is back!"

After hearing this, Lan Cui looked down and immediately saw the young lady coming back on a reddish-brown horse. She hurried down the stairs to report to the mistress and the young master.

"Madam, Madam, the young lady is back!"

Hearing this, Qian's mother was a little bit unbelieving. She immediately put down the account book in her hand, stood up and looked towards the door. At this moment, she couldn't see the gate because it was blocked by the plants in the yard. Until the figure she had been thinking about day and night appeared between the leaves, the pen in her hand fell to the ground in an instant, and the ink spread on the tiles.

"Yao'er~My Yao'er is back." Her eyes were filled with tears, and the fragility in her heart surged out like a tide.

When Tong Wenyao arrived at the hall, she saw her mother wiping her tears and looking at her. She felt a little sad and said in a trembling voice, "Mother, I am an unfilial daughter. I am back."

Mother Qian strode over and hugged her tightly, whimpering, "Yao'er, you've lost weight and become darker." When Second Aunt heard Lan Cui say Wen Yao was back, she immediately stood up and said to Wen Jiang and Bo Ge'er on the bed, "I'm going to the lobby. You two should rest well."

She didn't even care about her usual manners. She walked quickly to the lobby and saw her sister-in-law hugging Wen Yao and crying.

Her eyes also felt sore. In fact, sometimes she dreamed in the middle of the night that Wen Yao was swallowed by a black python and could not come back. She sometimes regretted letting such a young girl go to the south!

Fortunately, she came back safely, otherwise she would have despised me and felt guilty for the rest of her life.

"Yao'er, you've lost weight." Seeing her coming, Mother Qian loosened her arms and said, "You've come just in time. Take her to Wen Jiang to see her. She'll be going to bed soon."

Seeing her exhausted face, Second Aunt said, "Let Wen Yao go wash up and go to bed first. We've been waiting for half a year, so there's no need to rush."

"I know Wen Jiang can wait for a day or two, but Yao'er can't. The army is still on the way to Yuguan County. After she finishes treating Wen Jiang, she can still sleep a little longer. When the army arrives, she will set off for the border."

After hearing this, Cui's mother was surprised and asked, "Why are you leaving again after just coming back?"