Although it caused a problem for Kudo.
However, Hua Rong continued to live at Guangde Temple without blushing.
They even made sure to bother Ku Tuo from time to time.
It wasn't until Zhen Ling'er told her that things weren't going smoothly with the customs clearance documents.
Hua Rong was not particularly surprised by this.
If customs clearance documents were that simple.
She no longer needs to go to such great lengths to get close to Prefect Zhen through Zhen Ling'er.
Zhen Ling'er's high level of cooperation is already a pleasant surprise.
Hua Rong felt he had gone too far if he wanted to take more than that.
She could ask Kuta to help her get the necessary travel documents.
But she was always afraid that Kuda would sabotage her at some point.
The trip to the State of Song was fraught with danger from the start.
If she were to fall into Ku Tuo's trap again, she might truly die with regrets in the Song Kingdom.
So, a few days later, she left Guangde Temple with Xiaowu.
At this moment, Ku Tuo, who was sitting on the top of the back mountain, also opened his eyes and looked at the gate of Guangde Temple.
It was as if I could see Hua Rong through a vast distance.
He closed his eyes again and vanished from the spot in the next moment.
He found a trusted member of the temple, gave him some instructions, and then left Guangde Temple.
The reason I came to Guangde Temple was simply to seek inner peace.
However, the world was constantly in turmoil, and war broke out everywhere.
Where can one find true peace?
When people kill indiscriminately and are as bloodthirsty as beasts.
Even in temples, peace is hard to find.
The funniest thing is that the conflicts in this world were originally caused by these two fellow disciples interfering with each other.
This led to constant warfare among the seven kingdoms, leaving the land littered with corpses.
This is like burying one's head in the sand, utterly hypocritical.
When Hua Rong arrived at the town where Duanqiao Pass was located, he was in a good mood and ate his way through the entire pass.
The conclusion was that the food of this era was simply awful!
That's true, the seven kingdoms are currently embroiled in endless war.
Who has the time or inclination to study food anymore?
I doubt that the royal chefs in the palaces of the seven kingdoms would have the time or inclination to study cuisine.
My legs have only recently fully recovered.
It took several acupuncture treatments by Hua Rong, along with the use of precious medicinal herbs, to restore it to its original state.
My legs are still a little uncomfortable after walking such a long distance.
Hua Rong then took Xiao Wu to the restaurant opposite the Prefect's Mansion.
He wrote a note and asked Xiao Wu to give a few copper coins to the beggars downstairs.
Tell them to take the note to the guards at the entrance of the prefect's residence.
The reason they didn't go directly to the governor's house was because they were afraid that the governor would kick them out!
Zhen Ling'er, who had retrieved the travel documents for them, had been confined to her quarters by Prefect Zhen.
He probably feared that Hua Rong, that vixen, was bewitching his daughter.
Being knocked out might be the best outcome; otherwise, one might just draw their sword.
The note Hua Rong wrote was not for Zhen Ling'er.
It was meant for Lady Zhen!
Xiao Wu asked with some concern, "Miss, do you think Lady Zhen will really come out? What exactly did you write?"
Xiao Wu was just a peasant girl who didn't know many characters.
She looked at the note over and over, but she could only recognize the words; the words didn't recognize her.
Words: T_T
Hua Rong drank a cup of tea and stuck out his tongue.
This tea is really bitter!
It's not the kind of bitterness that lingers like in bitter tea; it's just bitter for the sake of bitterness!
"Don't worry, she will definitely come out."
Having the original owner's memories, she was practically cheating.
Why not take advantage of this opportunity!
No sooner had Hua Rong finished speaking than Xiao Wu saw the gate of the prefect's mansion being opened from the inside.
A woman in her thirties walked out from inside.
Just by looking at her clothes and attire, you can tell that she is the prefect's only wife—Lady Zhen!
Xiao Wu immediately wanted to shout "666!"
The girl is truly a prophet!
Hua Rong stood at the second-floor window, opened it, and waved to Madam Zhen, who was looking in their direction.
Lady Zhen's face was slightly pale, and her hair was somewhat disheveled.
When she saw Hua Rong, a hint of surprise flashed across her face.
She never expected that the person would make such a promise.
Surprisingly, it was a woman who didn't look very old.
Although Hua Rong had covered half of her face with a thin veil at this time.
However, since the distance between them was not far, Lady Zhen could easily judge the other person's age.
Besides, there were those things his own daughter had said.
She understood even more clearly that Hua Rong was really only twenty-nine years old.
The excitement she felt gradually faded away.
Because she felt that the words on Hua Rong's note were just meant to lure her out.
Don't take this seriously!
But what was written on that note had already become a source of anxiety for her.
If there were a way to solve this now, even if it were just a straw, it would be a lifeline.
She must catch her!
Hua Rong turned to Xiao Wu and said, "Xiao Wu, go down there yourself and invite Madam Zhen up for a chat."
"Yes, young lady."
When Lady Zhen saw Hua Rong again, Hua Rong had removed her veil.
To avoid attracting attention, she booked a private room.
It was at this moment that Madam Zhen learned that the woman her daughter had described as being as beautiful as a fairy was actually quite stunning.
Just how beautiful is it?
What surprised Madam Zhen even more was that she knew Hua Rong.
"Princess Mingzhu! How could it be you?"
Hua Rong never expected that Madam Zhen would know her.
That's true, back when the original owner hadn't yet been poisoned by Baili Zhen.
She is Princess Mingzhu, who is high and mighty in the Great Xia Dynasty.
He grew up with the Empress Dowager and played with the princes in the palace.
Her status is unapproachable; she is the true phoenix of the entire Great Xia!
She attended every grand banquet held at the palace.
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