Wei Hanzhang stayed in his Changji Palace and accompanied him obediently for a whole day until he came back from meeting Liu Wanning.

The man who had been able to maintain a normal state of mind now had terribly low spirits.

She held her chin and looked at the man opposite her: "Something is wrong when you came back from Liu Wanning. Is she still awake? Did she say anything to you?"

Xiao Junzhan frowned: "Don't talk nonsense."

What do you mean he came back from Liu Wanning?

"I won't say anything nonsense, so you should tell me properly." Wei Hanzhang was not angry either. He reached out to hold his hand, and said with a smile: "What did Liu Wanning do to you?"

"She is dying. Her face is as pale as gold paper and she is barely breathing. She will die in the next second," Xiao Junzhan held her hand and said calmly, "Seeing her like that, I am scared to death. Is that ok?"

"...Don't be like this." Wei Hanzhang was silent for a moment, then said carefully, "Let me tell you something."

Hearing this, he suddenly raised his eyes and looked at me, cold and sharp as a knife: "If you dare to talk nonsense again, I..."

Wei Hanzhang was startled, then immediately annoyed: "What are you doing! I'm just in case. You said Liu Wanning might die in the next second. If I don't leave a last word, I'm afraid I'll die with regrets."

Xiao Junzhan stared at her intently, almost gritting his teeth. Wei Hanzhang felt a little distressed, "Don't be like this, okay?"

His chest rose and fell rapidly for a few breaths, and finally, he suddenly closed his eyes and said, "You say."

Wei Hanzhang felt a little sore in the tip of her nose. She stood up, walked to him, and hugged him in her arms in a posture that was completely inconsistent with their identities and ages.

…At this moment, this man was frighteningly fragile.

She gently held the head in her arms and said seriously, "If something really happens to me, you must not lose heart and ignore the world. Just live your life as usual after I leave, just like you did before you met me, understand?"

The person in his arms didn't speak.

Wei Hanzhang didn't force him to answer. She continued, "You have to stay alive to help me take care of my family. You know my mother. She will still be unhappy if she lives with my father. As a son-in-law, you should help her escape from the sea of ​​suffering. Even if it means going sightseeing with my sister, it is better than being locked up in the backyard and being disgusted by people you don't like."

Jiang is the relative Wei Hanzhang cares about most in this world, except for Old Zhao and Old Master Jiang.

She was not happy with Wei Heng. No matter what the considerations were in the original book, Wei Heng did let her down.

Wei Hanzhang actually never wanted Jiang to suffer. If she were still alive, she could always take care of her. But if she was really taken away by Liu Wanning, then only the man in her arms could take care of her.

Thinking about it, she patted the man's head and emphasized: "A son-in-law is half a son. Don't take advantage of your status to ignore your mother-in-law. You should protect her when you need to. Don't let anyone bully my mother."

"And my sister,"

As she spoke, she remembered that Wei Hanyue had not yet left the temple, so she continued, "She will fake her death and change her identity to leave the capital with my sixth sister. I don't know if my sixth sister's divorce has been settled. I was the one who facilitated this, and my grandfather was not very willing, so you have to keep an eye on her. If something really happens to me, my grandfather can change his mind at any time."

The person in her arms remained silent, and Wei Hanzhang didn't care. She thought of the Jiang family, Jiang Zhiqi, Jiang Zhiqin, and Jiang Zhixue.

After hesitating for a while, she whispered, "My Jiang family's cousins ​​have had many unfortunate marriages. If anyone really bullies them in the future, you..."

"Should I summon them all into the palace and protect them personally?"

As if he couldn't bear it any longer, Xiao Junzhan uttered through gnashing teeth: "Wei Ranran, you've missed your mother, your cousins, your sister, what about me?"

In her eyes, is he just someone who stayed to take care of her relatives?

"We will live and die together. If you are the crown prince, then I will be the crown princess. If you ascend the throne and become the emperor, I will be your only queen."

She looked into his eyes and said seriously, "I am very stingy. No matter how angry or annoyed you are with me, you are not allowed to bring other women to see me. You must remain chaste for me and not look at other women too much. You can only have me in your eyes and heart for the rest of your life, okay?"

She spoke in a coquettish tone, trying hard to appear indifferent, but her eyes had already turned red and her voice was gradually choked with sobs.

…His little girl was scared.

Was she afraid that she would not survive and he would die with her? Xiao Junzhan's lips trembled, wanting to tell her that he would live well. His father's body was already exhausted and he could not die. Once he died, this dynasty that had prospered for hundreds of years would face civil strife.

Without a leader, everyone is monopolizing power and the people are living in misery.

He must at least train the next successor for Da Ling.

But in the end, he just said softly: "Okay."

Wei Hanzhang breathed a sigh of relief, smiled and kissed him again, imitating the way he coaxed her: "You are so good."

As if that wasn't enough, she began to burrow into his arms, sitting on his legs, burying her face in his chest, and said sullenly, "The worst that can happen is that I die first. It's no big deal. I'll wait for you."

The imperial physician asserted that Liu Wanning would not survive more than three days, and this was the first day.

Wei Hanzhang gave all the last words she could think of.

That night, the two slept in each other's arms.

There was no nonsense, nor any impulsive desires, it was just that she couldn't stand seeing his lifeless look, so she always teased him by kissing him.

The next day, Wei Hanzhang thought of another thing.

She lowered her chin, looked away from the book in her hand, and looked at the man sitting at the imperial table.

"Can you send someone to follow my brother?"

The tip of the pen in Xiao Junzhan's hand paused slightly, and he looked over.

Wei Hanzhang said: "I had a dream before, which was probably about my younger brother getting into trouble in the cold winter..."

She summarized the plot of the original work through dreams.

Although the plot has been greatly changed now, it’s always a good idea to be more careful about things that haven’t happened yet.

...What if? If she were alive, she would naturally appoint someone to serve Wei Yunpei, but now she was in danger of death, so she could only get rid of him.

Xiao Junzhan had put down the pen in his hand without knowing when, and looked at her deeply: "Ran Ran also has the ability to predict the future?"

"No!" Wei Hanzhang was shocked: "It was just a dream, how can it be considered a predictive technique?"

Even if she felt that she was going to die, she had no intention of telling anyone in the book about her transmigration! "Ordinary people forget about their dreams after a few days at most, but you remembered a dream for more than a few months and even put it in your will. You are so careful..." He paused and frowned, "It's really unbelievable."

(End of this chapter)