Before coming to the west, Gu Shouxin had already written down the facts about Cheng Huaiyu. Later, when he arrived at Liusha, he had the sand bandits who understood both languages ​​spread the story of Cheng Huaiyu.

For the Great Zhou in the east, Cheng Huaiyu was a martyr for the country. She provided the Great Zhou with a lot of useful information, which reduced the losses and saved many soldiers when the Great Zhou attacked Langge. She also spread the news of the relationship between Xingnan Kingdom and Langge, which allowed the Yi family army in Yunzhou Prefecture of the Great Zhou to be preserved. For these two things alone, the people of Kunzhou and Yunzhou, as well as the Peng family army and the Yi family army, should remember her.

As for the west, although this princess of the Great Zhou was not the root cause of Yunhai's defeat, it was her bravery and fearlessness that led the soldiers of the Great Zhou to unite with the west and destroy Yunhai, which had been dominating the region.

With the destruction of the sea of ​​clouds, peace was restored in the western lands, and the Great Zhou Dynasty proposed friendly exchanges and peaceful progress with the western lands.

Gu Shouxin made up a lot of stories, which circulated in the western region for nearly two months, and everyone knew about the Great Zhou's Princess He Xi.

As for why the Princess Shrine was built on former Goz territory, Gu Shouxin's fabricated story is that Princess He Xi was kidnapped by Yun Hai and killed here. Prince Goz and Prince Liu Sha cooperated with the Great Zhou for the first time, annihilating Yun Hai's entire army. Princess He Xi died a heroic death, and the Yun Na army was her burial victim. With Princess He Xi here to keep the Yun Na army in check, they couldn't rise again. Therefore, Princess He Xi ensured peace.

Anyway, the people of the West believed it. After all, people in other places didn't know what happened back then, but the people of Goz did. They were woken up by the city lord's mansion and left overnight. If it weren't for Princess Xi sacrificing herself to protect the people, they might have suffered at the hands of Yuna's army.

Well, Helian Yi didn't spend many days with Gu Shouxin, but he's already learned how to deceive people.

After staying at the Princess Temple for a few days, and with everyone gathered, on the third day of the fifth lunar month, the large group set off eastward.

...

Kuncheng Gujia.

The Dragon Boat Festival is just around the corner, and Grandma Gu looked at the little children scattered all over the ground, feeling a bit worried.

The second son and his wife haven't written to me for days. Have they left yet? The second son has three sons. Are they planning to abandon them? Are they deliberately coming back late so they can have some alone time?

Grandma Gu thought to herself and muttered it aloud.

Grandpa Gu, who was standing nearby, heard this and laughed: "Lanlan, the third son is just like you, the second son's personality is nothing like yours."

Grandma Gu was taken aback and didn't immediately understand what Grandpa Gu meant.

Grandpa Gu said, "Only the third son and his son-in-law find the children troublesome and want to enjoy some time alone as a couple."

Grandma Gu understood and gave Grandpa Gu a reproachful look: "They're all the same, the three eldest are all the same. The fourth one is a little better."

Just as Grandpa Gu was about to say something, the servant brought the carrier pigeon into the house.

Grandma Gu told him to stop talking nonsense and to take the mailbox down for her.

The servant knew the old lady's temper, so he didn't dare to say a word of nonsense. He took the letter tube, handed it to Grandma Gu, and then retreated with the pigeon in his arms.

Grandma Gu opened it and breathed a sigh of relief.

Grandpa Gu asked with a smile, "Have they set off yet?"

Grandma Gu nodded: "Yes, we're off. Starting from the Princess Shrine built for Xiaoyu, it should take at most forty days to reach Kuncheng. Brother Chuan, should we send someone to meet us?"

Grandpa Gu shook his head: "Lanlan, you want to go by yourself, right? Haven't seen Xinxin for over a year and miss her?"