It feels so good to beat someone, especially someone you hate.

After beating Yang Feiling, Qian Chunhua felt refreshed and went back to sleep immediately. Even the slight sadness he had just felt disappeared.

Yang Feiling was beaten, but he didn't dare cry or make a fuss. He was afraid that the people next door would hear him and come over to beat him up.

Mother Yang glanced at her son and felt that she could not help, so she told her two concubines to take good care of her and left.

In the early morning, when everyone was asleep, Zheng Ran sneaked into Yang's house again.

This time, he was not as merciful as Sister Chunhua and only let him suffer some physical pain.

She took advantage of his unconsciousness, reached out and pressed several acupoints on his body, then turned and left.

…

The next morning, Qian Chunhua got on a carriage amidst the tears of her family. Zheng Lin was driving the carriage, and Qian Chunhua and Zheng Hua were sitting in the carriage.

They drove to the palace and met up with Imperial Physician Zhang.

Outside the city gate, flags fluttered like dancing dragons and snakes, and colorful ribbons flew.

The warriors were wearing iron armor and holding spears, and their ranks were well-organized.

They stood in a line, mighty and mighty, like a giant dragon.

As the first rays of dawn broke in the sky, the earth was dyed with a light golden color, and the time for the army to set out finally arrived.

King Yongning rode a majestic black horse with fluttering mane.

He was wearing golden armor that sparkled brightly in the sun, and his eyes were full of arrogance.

He raised his spear high in his hand and gave the order to march. His voice was loud and passionate, echoing in the morning air.

Following closely behind were the people from Jingmen East Hall. They were dressed in green, with sharp swords on their waists, and their faces were filled with fatigue and panic.

They were scattered around King Yongning, like a solid barrier, protecting King Yongning's safety.

The cavalry followed closely behind, riding on their fine horses, armed with spears and arrows, and charging forward at lightning speed, the sound of horse hooves was deafening.

The infantry followed closely behind, their shields and spears flashing coldly in the sun. They were like an indestructible wall, providing solid backing for the entire army.

After the infantry came the kitchen staff.

They pulled carriages loaded with grain, which was their driving force and the guarantee for them to overcome difficulties.

The carriage led by the military doctors led by Imperial Physician Zhang followed behind the grain carts. He had superb medical skills and was the guardian of the entire army.

These carriages were filled with various medicinal herbs and medical equipment in case of emergency.

The carriage that Qian Chunhua was riding in was also in the convoy led by Imperial Physician Zhang. Zheng Lin was driving the carriage, moving slowly.

The entire army marched slowly forward in the morning light. Their shadows gradually lengthened in the sunlight and finally disappeared into the distant horizon.

…

㱗At the same time as the army set out.

In the dark room of the palace, people from Jingmen West Hall took all the children out of the dark room.

Some children thought they were going to be taken away and killed, and they cried loudly with fear. Only Qingfeng and Dong Cong looked around curiously, not worried at all.

"Little bastards, aren't you afraid?" A thin man in black joked. He was young and still had the energy to tease these children.

Dong Cong shook his head with a normal expression, "Don't be afraid."

The thin guy became even more curious, "Why aren't you afraid?"

Qingfeng looked stupid and said, "If you wanted to kill us, you wouldn't have locked us up for a few days and provided us with good food and drink."