Old Master Gu could no longer calm his excitement. "What kind of luck did you get, kid? Either you have no friends, or you have a bunch of awesome friends?"
Gu An: "...Is that the main point right now?"
Master Gu: "..."
Obviously not.
If the Emperor of Great Yan were to encounter trouble in the southern border region, the impact would escalate from the local area to the nation, affecting the peace between the two countries.
As the strongest nation, the Great Yan had a powerful military and advanced weaponry, so the southern border was clearly at a disadvantage.
If something were to happen to Shen Jiao in the Southern Frontier, the martial arts world would be thrown into chaos, with assassinations likely to occur one after another.
If Liang Heng were to encounter trouble in the Southern Frontier, skilled physicians in the world would likely develop a rift with the region and avoid it at all costs.
At that time, the world will be in chaos.
Knowing the urgency of the situation, Madam Gu dragged Gu An and Master Gu along to find the tyrant and Shen Jiao without stopping.
...
On the banks of the Youlan River.
Standing there was a girl dressed in strange clothes. She wore a white veil and had a pure and bright cinnabar mole between her eyebrows.
Each bracelet and anklet is adorned with a string of silver bells. When the leaves sway and a strong wind blows, the silver bells emit a clear and melodious sound, and the people raise their hands above their heads and kneel in unison in worship.
Holding a torch, her cold gaze slowly shifted from the indignant people of southern Xinjiang to the alluring man bound to the wooden stake.
She spoke slowly: "Young master and I were not meant to be. It was all because of your impulsive actions that my southern border suffered from the ravages of cursed insects for months. The water was polluted, crops failed to grow, and the people had no water to drink, making life difficult. I spent over a hundred days finally begging the river god for forgiveness, but in the end, it was all destroyed by you. I will apologize to the river god, but you, young master, must also pay the price! Otherwise, as a goddess, I cannot explain to the people!"
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