Even without Helian Chen's request, Xie Yuan would still take care of Helian Yan.
Xie Yuan will also do his best to help with her marriage.
However, it's obvious that Helian Yan doesn't need Xie Yuan.
"If I remember correctly, Mu Shao once proposed to A Yan, but the marriage fell through because of the exile to Lingnan back then."
Moreover, Mu Shao was also the General of the Thousand Bull Guards responsible for "escorting" Helian Jue and his party.
When they were on the road, Mu Shao was quite conscientious about his duties.
Although he didn't dare to provoke Helian Jue, he also didn't secretly help him.
Mu Shao was neither an enemy nor a benefactor or friend to Helian Jue and his group!
Therefore, although Helian Jue did not deliberately target Mu Shao after ascending the throne, Mu Shao, as a confidant of the late emperor, did not have an easy time.
Xie Yuan never considered listing Mu Shao as Helian Yan's blind date.
"I remember that Mu Shao is already married."
Not long after he "escorted" Helian Jue to Lingnan and returned to the capital to report, he married a wife from a very good family.
"...Your Majesty, Mu Shao's wife's surname is Jiang, and she comes from the Jiang clan of Tianshui—"
Jiang from Tianshui was one of the key figures in the several assassination attempts Xie Yuan encountered on his return to the capital.
Xie Yuan used his female soldiers and embroidered-robed envoys to lure people along the way, and Jiang was caught red-handed.
Upon arriving in the capital, Helian Jue settled scores, confiscating the property of those families and exiling them, including the family of Mu Shao's wife, Jiang.
"Mu Shao divorced Jiang Shi to avoid trouble?" Xie Yuan's tone became increasingly hostile.
If that's the case, she'll look down on Mu Shao even more.
Of course, what left her speechless the most was Helian Yan's love-struck nature...
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