The whole family is reborn, and their five-year-old child becomes the darling of the entire capital.

Chapter 200 Yu Xi's Letter (Last Words from a Previous Life)

From then on, she frequently visited the Mu family, accompanying the old lady and the Duchess, sometimes sitting for an entire day.

She learned from the Duke's wife that the eldest daughter in the palace was the one she missed most, so she went to the palace every day.

Knowing that Yunnan had a knot in her heart, she prepared surprises for Yunnan in every way.

She truly considered them her family.

"I think I like this feeling."

“They treat me like family. I’ve never experienced this before. I never knew family was like this.”

"They won't care how much you've accomplished, they'll only ask if you're tired, if you're injured, and exclaim how thin you've become."

"I've never experienced that before."

"The word 'family' is simple to write, but it carries a warm feeling when spoken."

"I want to give it a try."

"Try it out and see if they will give me more love in return if I give them the same love."

"This sounds like a risk-free business."

"If that's the case, then I'm actually making a good profit."

Yu Xi watched the Kongming lanterns being slowly released, her eyes sparkling.

May there be no more wars in the world, and may our countries live in peace and prosperity.

But the Mu family met her far too late; they barely spent any time together.

The war between the Sha Kingdom and the Yue Kingdom is becoming increasingly fierce, but with Yu Xi's full support, the Yue Kingdom can hold on a little longer.

But the Sand Kingdom has its eyes on Yu Xi.

General Xi was invincible on the battlefield, winning many battles against overwhelming odds, and beheading countless generals of the Nasha Kingdom with her spear.

That made the Sand Kingdom so angry they were itching to bite.

They just wanted to get rid of him as soon as possible.

The Sand Kingdom found her weakness and set a trap for Mu Yunchen, leading him into a deadly situation.

They bribed one of her long-term partners to give her false information. Based on this false information, she ventured alone into the Heze Desert, leaving behind only a letter.

Don't worry, I will bring Yunchen back.

If I do not return within a month, then you may write a second letter.

I've already said, you're not allowed to open it ahead of schedule.

No, you can't open it ahead of schedule.

obedient.

Otherwise, I'll be angry when I come back!

She was as willful as ever, just like when she stood with her hands on her hips, staring at him angrily.

He obediently waited for a month.

Another month has passed.

It wasn't until the Yue Kingdom gave her and Yun Chen a grand funeral befitting generals that he was forcibly dragged out by Yunnan to her grave.

She was laughing so freely and brightly.

Lying in this cold place, wouldn't you be scared?

She is actually quite lonely.

From the first time he saw her in the rain to the time he saw her off in the rain.

She suffered from a young age, but then she met a mentor and friend who took care of her as she grew up.

She lived a vibrant life, yet she was also lonely.

But if she hadn't met him, she should have lived a simple and happy life in that small town.

He knelt before the grave and opened the letter she had left behind.

Mu Yunchao personally wrote:

It seems I didn't make it back alive. Don't laugh when you read this letter!

I only lost because I was tricked, it couldn't be because I was less skilled! After all, I'm so good, I definitely wouldn't lose!

There's something I need to ask you. The orphanage I built houses children whose parents all died in the war; they were innocent. I've left some money in a box under the artificial hill in the Mu family's house. Could you please take good care of them for me?

Even if I'm not the best, I should have thrown that brat Mu Yunchen out by now, right? Don't scold him; he's just a bit of a troublemaker, but he's a pretty good guy. If I hadn't come back, he would have cried his eyes out. Ugh, that brat, so stupid, so incredibly stupid. Tell him not to cry in front of me. If I heard him, I'd give him a good beating. He needs to study harder; he's so stupid that I had to rescue him. So dumb.

My aunt and grandmother are in poor health. They would be very sad if they knew I was gone. The clothes and jewelry I made for them are with Xiao Xian. When you take them back, don't say it was from me. Just let them forget about me over time. If they ask about me, just say I went back to my hometown and was a bit busy. I might not be back for a while.

I'm actually quite worried about my eldest sister. She's different from what my aunt said; she's outwardly gentle but inwardly strong. I think she's more suited to wielding a whip—to strike someone when she's unhappy. She's not suited for the palace. I spoke with the Emperor, and he'll give her a divorce decree. If she really does divorce, please help her cover for her. Making this decision is the boldest thing she's ever done. You must support everything she does. Her future should be extremely bright.

Yunnan is different from my eldest sister; she's tough on the outside but soft on the inside. Knowing I'm leaving, she'll probably cry for a long time—she's such a crybaby. But she truly taught me so much. The country is home; the country is home, and the home is home; the country falls, and the home falls. She only sees the greater good of the nation and its people. You should tell your aunt to stop pressuring her to get married; she should be free and unrestrained. She has her own ideals, and we should support her.

Brother Xiao Xian, I don't know what to say. With his abilities, there's probably nothing you can do. Just let it be. He must be having a hard time accepting this. Please say sorry for me.

Are you getting a little angry after reading this? I've rambled on and on without mentioning you at all?

Okay, don't be angry anymore. Why are you being so petty?

I had a pretty good idea that I wouldn't be coming back this time, but if I didn't try to save that brat Yun Chen, I would definitely regret it for the rest of my life. So I might as well give it a try, maybe I'll succeed?

Actually, I trust you quite a bit. You're a bit reserved, keeping everything to yourself and making people guess. That's not good; not many people want to guess. You need to open up a bit.

I've buried three jars of peach blossom wine in the same spot, under the rockery. You should open them a little later; if you open them too early, the flavor won't be right. Drink some more, and you'll forget some of your unpleasantness. When you drink, remember to pour a cup on the ground; I want to try some too. This is my first time making wine.

Someone as capable as me must be excellent at making wine too. Consider it a bargain for you. Aren't you thrilled?

I know you consider yourself clever, that no one in the Moon Kingdom can surpass you, but don't take on every task. The old emperor is a good person, but the empress dowager is full of cunning and scheming; be careful. The Mu family has already done enough; you don't necessarily need to do anything more. So many people in the Mu family are counting on you.

Are you going to cry? Take it back. Tears are the least valuable thing. I just need to find a place to rest.

I'm really quite tired.

Have I never called you brother?

Brother, brother, brother.

Happy now? Aren't you thrilled?

Okay, that's the last sentence.

Second brother, thank you.

Yu Xi, why don't you take a nap first? We'll see you later.

Your most, most, most, most adorable little sister: Yu Xi Liu.