The emperor's gaze was fixed on the Longevity Gu. After a moment of serious consideration, he glanced at Wan Ge and concluded that the other party probably wouldn't dare to lie to him.
…
Wan Ge returned to the General's Mansion, where General Chu was also present. After dinner, Wan Ge chatted with General Chu: "Uncle, I have decided to live with Cang Mu in Nan Yuan from now on."
“But…” General Chu suddenly stood up, looked at the girl in front of him, and remembered many things: “Alright, your uncle supports you.”
She was the only one left in the Su family, and the emperor she loved treated her so badly. Now she finally has someone she feels she can spend her life with, so it's good to leave this place and live a better life.
For Wan Ge, Bei Ge must contain many painful memories.
Although he didn't know Cang Mu's true identity, the fact that he could find something as miraculous as the Longevity Gu meant that Cang Mu's identity must be extraordinary.
Upon arriving in Nanyuan, Wan Ge no longer needed to fight on the battlefield. Moreover, he felt that Wan Ge's complexion had become much fairer after her trip to Nanyuan, a clear difference from her appearance on the battlefield or in the training grounds.
Moreover, Cang Mu's eyes were full of her, which showed that he cared about her a lot.
General Chu seemed to realize that Wan Ge didn't have to come back, but she was worried about him, worried about what the emperor would do to him, and also wanted to see him again.
…
As General Chu left the general's residence, he suddenly sensed that there were many more of the emperor's spies around the area. Moreover, the defenses of the entire capital had become even tighter.
The general paused for a moment. What did he mean? Did he think Wan Ge would harm the Empress, or did he think Wan Ge would rebel?
Wan Ge risked her life to go to Nan Yuan in order to help him find the Longevity Gu, but now he's doing this.
General Chu's hands were clenched tightly at his sides. Like General Su, his ancestors were generals who protected the country. As a result, most of their ancestors died on the battlefield, and very few died of old age. Yet, in the end, the royal family was always on guard against them.
General Chu also found it quite amusing. At first, he felt it was a bit of a pity that Wan Ge, who was so outstanding, had gone to Nan Yuan. But now he wished Wan Ge would leave as soon as possible.
…
That evening, the Empress indeed developed a high fever. The fever persisted until the next morning, and the Emperor even skipped the morning court session, lingering by the Empress's side.
It wasn't until the morning of the third day that the Queen's fever subsided, her body temperature gradually returned to normal, and her lips were rosier than usual.
Ji Yuan opened her eyes in confusion. She had always been physically weak, and falling into the water made her feel even worse. But now she felt particularly comfortable.
"Your Majesty? What's wrong with me?"
Ye Kaifan looked at his empress who had finally woken up, his eyes full of smiles: "Empress, you're awake. How are you feeling? Is there anything wrong?"
Ji Yuan shook her head, her body had never felt so good before: "Your Majesty is very well."
Before I regained consciousness, I vaguely remembered the imperial physician saying that my condition was particularly bad.
His Majesty was also in a bad state at the time, but I couldn't even bring myself to say anything to comfort him.
The emperor quickly summoned the imperial physician. When the physician took the empress's pulse, he found that her health was exceptionally good, even better than before.
After receiving this answer, Ye Kaifan was extremely pleased before ordering his guards to leave the general's mansion.
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