Ma'erjia held tightly to her husband's arm, then lowered her head and remained silent.

Even when she married into Prince An's household, she knew what she would face: her husband might be going to war at any moment to do something important.

Moreover, the couple has only been married for a few years and their relationship is currently very good. If they were to separate one day and she were to live in such fear, how could she bear it?

Ma'erjia was extremely worried about him, now that her second brother had suddenly disappeared over there.

Although Ma'erjia didn't know what her second brother was going to do, judging from the tone of the men in the family, it should be a very easy task.

When I mentioned that my second brother was doing this, he spoke very casually. How could something have gone wrong so suddenly? Shouldn't it have been a very simple matter?

How could they have suddenly met with misfortune and then disappeared?

You have to understand that my second brother is a veteran of countless battles. If he were to fall into someone else's trap, or if the situation on the other side were very complicated, no one would know!

Moreover, if the environment there is too complicated and even my second brother can't handle it, how can my own family possibly come back safely?

That's exactly what Ma'erjia was worried about.

Even if your husband has three heads and six arms, he might not be able to come back if something happens to him!

She didn't object to a man's loyalty or brotherly affection, but she was very worried. She wanted him to keep her and his mother in mind, so he wouldn't do anything impulsive, and even if he were to go, he would have to think it over carefully.

However, she understood that her insistence on her own views and decisions regarding this matter was futile.

Prince An shook his head. "Third brother, don't be too anxious. The Emperor hasn't investigated the matter thoroughly yet, and everything is still unknown. It would be too dangerous to rush over there. Your second brother isn't stupid; he's been on the battlefield for so many years. Even if something happens, trust him first... You're not allowed to go see the Emperor these next few days, and don't do anything impulsive." Although he said this, Prince An himself wasn't very confident. However, as the patriarch of the family, he certainly needed to reassure everyone.

Yatu frowned anxiously, but nodded. He knew his mother was right, but he was still worried.

Although he didn't have much affection for the Emperor, if anything happened to the Prince An's residence, the Emperor would definitely be more proactive.

He just didn't quite believe that the officials in the court were secretly hostile to the Prince An's mansion, or that they were hoping for the Prince An's mansion to fall. But there were plenty of them!

That group of people usually only dared to spy on Prince An's mansion like bedbugs. They probably couldn't do anything when Prince An's mansion was at its peak; they could only disgust people.

But if a crisis were to occur, like the current disappearance of her second brother, Yatu would be extremely worried if they were to do something underhanded…

Although the emperor now makes all the decisions, he cannot silence everyone.

If the emperor wanted to mobilize troops to find his second brother, it would definitely have to go through discussions with his ministers. Not to mention others, these people were unavoidable.

But if we let them discuss it like this, won't it delay the best opportunity to find my second brother?

What if someone deliberately delays the opportunity? Wouldn't that make things even worse?!

Rather than letting these people nag on and on, it's better to just go and ask the Emperor directly.

As long as he gets the emperor's permission, he can immediately lead his troops out. This is much more efficient than waiting for the various factions in the court to hold him back and play games.

Yatu was never a rash person, but he understood that with his second brother missing, time was money. He had to react quickly and get there as soon as possible. If they delayed even a day, his second brother's condition might not be as good as they thought!

Jingrou was also anxious, but she was still a child and couldn't possibly reveal that she had given her second uncle the pills. She could only check the in-game store through the system to see if there was anything that could remotely help her second uncle.

Although he gave his uncle a pill, it could only save his life once. If his second uncle were in a critical situation, or even surrounded by the enemy, how could one pill not be enough?

Even if Uncle really was on his last breath and was saved by that pill, if he were surrounded by enemies, wouldn't he die a second time after dying once? That's why Jingrou was so anxious!

Fortunately, she had accumulated a lot of points recently, and she was waiting to redeem them for her grandmother's birthday, so she was quite wealthy now.

Only after she has enough points to protect herself can she use them to protect her uncle.

Now that my second uncle is in trouble, these points should definitely be used on him. As for my maternal grandmother, we'll think of something about her later…

Jingrou thought to herself as she pinched her fingers together.

Then she found something like increasing luck stats. After consulting the system, she learned that some things could be remotely controlled, so she bought them all and used them on her second uncle.

It's like those things that increase luck stats. Although they sound like very vague and unrealistic things, in such a critical moment, a little bit of luck might really save my uncle's life.

Although I don't know how useful these things will be, I still hope that my second uncle will be safe and sound!

In addition, many things on the system need to be used close to the body to function. Because of this, Jingrou decided that if any family members were going on a long trip or doing something dangerous, they should prepare in advance and have extra supplies to be on the safe side.

The things he was using now were a last resort because he couldn't get close to his second uncle. If he could, he would much rather use them directly on his uncle, so that they could be more effective.

Jingrou sat next to Hesheli, frowning and listening to the people at the table talking with a serious expression. In reality, she looked calm and collected, but her wallet was already empty.

I've already used up most of the points I've accumulated over this period. Although it hurts a little, it's totally worth it!

Jingrou tucked her hands in her pockets.

So far, the source of the most points she has been able to obtain is still daily tasks, and the source of the most points for her is Yinreng.

She had seen Emperor Kangxi once before, and her points suddenly increased by twenty, which really surprised her. However, Jingrou didn't usually have many opportunities to see Emperor Kangxi, so this was a huge windfall, and she couldn't keep it stable.