Jiang Yuzhu did not mention a word about Jiang Huaiqing's disappearance. Not only that, she also described the details of the brother and sister's reunion in detail to deal with her worried family.
After writing the letter, Jiang Yuzhu put it in an envelope and sighed sadly, "Cousin, have you seen the war?"
With nothing to do in the carriage, Jiang Yuzhu opened the medicine box, sorted the tools and herbs inside, and asked the maids around her to take note of them so that they could be resupplied more quickly.
"Yes."
After arriving in the North, Shen Zhilan rarely confided in others and spoke very slowly. It took her a long while to react and said, "It was the first time I saw a mutilated limb. I was so scared that I couldn't sleep well for more than a month."
The two armies fought too frequently, and the soldiers in the medical camp were not enough to rescue the wounded on the battlefield and bandage and apply medicine.
"The barbarians were brutal and cruel, putting people to death. Soldiers with broken arms and legs had handkerchiefs stuffed in their mouths, refusing to cry out even in pain."
Shen Zhilan mentioned what she had seen, tears welling in her eyes. "I asked them why they didn't shout it out, and the soldiers said they were afraid of affecting the morale of the army."
If in her previous life, she was just a poor legitimate wife who was harmed by her concubine sister and scum, trapped in the harem for her whole life until she died of exhaustion.
After her rebirth, with the encouragement of Jiang Yuzhu, Shen Zhilan no longer had the idea of relying on men. She slowly took the first step and found her own value.
This life is worth it no matter what!
Under the candlelight, Jiang Yuzhu fell into deep thought. It seemed that taking in Shaoyao and others along the way was a right move.
Just as I was thinking about it, I heard a "bang".
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