Although it concerned the emperor's safety, the empress thought that Wan Ge had been fighting for so long and had finally returned home, so she should spend some time with her family. Therefore, she did not initially plan to bring Wan Ge along, but Wan Ge volunteered.

Although the specifics of what happened are unknown, the plot mentions that she was attacked on her journey. The female lead was injured and was eventually rescued by the male lead, who was unaware of her identity as the Crown Princess because of this.

Yue Qiwan also disappeared for a period of time. Although we don't know what happened to him, this is probably why he later became a villain.

Wan Ge volunteered to protect them, and the Empress did not refuse, so they set off together that very day.

Wan Ge, who was at the forefront, had already planned with the soldiers how to protect the Empress and her entourage.

But the plot was destined to happen, and no matter how well Wan Ge arranged it, she couldn't stop the story from unfolding.

They were attacked just like in the story, and the attack shouldn't have been so powerful, but it happened to advance the plot.

When Wan Ge saw the familiar tattoos on the assassin, she finally understood what was going on with this group of people.

After confirming the Empress's safety, Wange hurried to find Yue Qiwan. Knowing that the female lead wouldn't have any major problems, she didn't bother looking for her anymore.

Wan Ge couldn't find any trace of Yue Qiwan, and a sense of panic rose in her heart.

Ruan Ruan told Wange that Yue Qiwan had been kidnapped by assassins and gave her directions, urging her to chase after them quickly.

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When Wan Ge found the other person, Yue Qiwan bit the other person's arm. The other person let go in pain and seemed a little angry. Just as he was about to knock Yue Qiwan unconscious, Wan Ge appeared in front of her.

She was no match for Wan Ge and quickly realized she was at a disadvantage. She seemed to recognize who Wan Ge was and instinctively tried to run away, but Wan Ge, of course, wouldn't give her a chance. The sword in her hand flew out and killed her in one move.

At the same time, Yue Qiwan's head was covered by a cloak, so she couldn't see what was going on.

When Yue Qiwan took off her cloak, Wange had already dealt with that person, but soon many more footsteps came from behind.

Wan Ge wanted to leave with her people, but the other party had already arrived.

Wange turned around and said to Yue Qiwan, "Your Majesty, don't be afraid. Close your eyes for a moment, and it will be over soon."

Yue Qiwan's face was a little pale, clearly she was frightened. Seeing her like this, she finally obediently closed her eyes.

Listening to the sounds of fighting around her, Yue Qiwan suddenly remembered something from a long time ago, something she least wanted to recall, because thinking about it would touch upon painful memories in her heart.

But the familiar figure and voice reminded him of that person again.

It turns out that the person who saved Yue Qiwan was the original owner of this body. At that time, her mother was still alive, and she was working as a lowly guard under the Empress as a form of training.

It wasn't originally her protecting Yue Qiwan; she noticed something amiss while on patrol, which is why she was able to save Yue Qiwan in time.

However, Yue Qiwan was unwilling to think about that kind of psychological trauma, and she didn't remember who saved her at all. It was the familiar scene that reminded her.

"Your Highness, it's done." Wan Ge's voice was soft. Yue Qiwan carefully opened his eyes. There was no one around him anymore. It seemed that Wan Ge had even disposed of the body so that he wouldn't see it.