As soon as he got out of the car, several masked men wielding long knives rushed out of the darkness and held the knives to his neck.

"Everyone in the car, get off! Otherwise, I'll kill him right now."

When the Left Censor lifted the curtain and saw this scene, his face immediately darkened.

"Miaomiao, I'll get out, you stay in the car."

He held Zuo Miaomiao's hand and wrote.

Zuo Miaomiao shook her head and wrote back, "You stay here, I'll go down. I have medicine, given to me by Sister Xiao, that can knock them out."

Xiao Qingyin was worried that she might encounter bad people while running around reporting the news all day, so she gave her some self-defense drugs, which she carried in her purse.

The Left Censor was taken aback.

"It's fine if Dad takes him out."

Just as I finished writing, I heard the coachman's screams from outside.

And then came the voice: "If you two don't get down, his neck is going to break."

Zuo Miaomiao gave Zuo Yushi a wink: Did you hear that? They know there are two people in our carriage.

The Left Censor, with a stern face, led her out of the carriage.

The tallest masked man saw the father and daughter, glanced at the Left Censor from head to toe, and sneered, "You must be Lord Penglai, right?"

Penglai Jun is the pen name of Zuo Miaomiao in "Xiwen".

The name sounds masculine, so it's no wonder men might mistake it.

Zuo Miaomiao immediately guessed who the man was.

That scoundrel she just exposed.

The identities of contributors to "Xi Wen" can be made public or kept secret; those using pseudonyms are generally kept secret.

Zuo Miaomiao didn't know how this person had found out about their household, but he was clearly here for revenge, and she couldn't let her father be targeted.

But before she could speak, the Left Censor preemptively admitted it.

"So what if it is!"