Zhen Huan Reborn as Langya to Cure Yi Syndrome

Chapter 130 The Emperor is in Danger

Zhenshu clenched the golden needle in her hand and walked towards Ruyi. She had already thought of a way to deal with Xian Changzai. The golden needle was inserted into the acupuncture point, but no wound was found, leaving her with no place to complain.

One needle pricked her nose and made her eyes crooked, one needle pricked her so that she fell when she walked, one needle pricked her so that she danced in her dreams.

When you know how to respect the title of Concubine, I will take it out for her.

After Jin Yuyan left, Ruyi touched the place where Zhenshu had stabbed her, and found it painless. She secretly laughed at Zhenshu for being a paper tiger who made much noise but did little.

Ruyi walked towards Ling Yunche, put her hands on her knees, bent her waist and said softly: "Ling Yunche, get up quickly."

Rong Pei looked at the barracks around her and advised Ruyi to go to a deserted place to reminisce about the past.

The two of them walked away for a while. Ruyi lowered her head and asked with suppressed excitement, "How have you been here these past two years?"

A gentle breeze blew by, gently lifting the hem of Ruyi's skirt, and Ruyi enjoyed this moment.

Rong Pei in the back, I’m going to vomit. Is the master’s nose broken?

"No one comes here except for the autumn hunt, and the only thing they have to do is to feed the horses."

"I see that the expression in your eyes has changed." After Ruyi finished speaking, a stream of saliva flowed down her face. She did not notice it and let the wind dry it.

"I think about that day every day. Being beaten doesn't matter, but being kicked out like that really makes me feel bad."

As the three of them were walking and chatting, they saw someone hiding behind a tall haystack from afar. Ling Yunche quickly pulled Ruyi away and hid.

Several people were chattering about something, but Ling Yunche saw one of them holding a jar, and a gust of wind brought the smell of the gas in the jar to his nose.

He held Ruyi tightly, covering her mouth, and waited until the people left before letting go of Ruyi and walking out.

Ling Yunche said: "These people are sneaky, I'm afraid it's not a good thing."

When Rong Pei heard this, she went to report to the Emperor and the Empress.

Ruyi held Rong Pei, looked at Ling Yunche and said, "Your only chance to get out of here may be coming soon. You should quickly find those people and keep an eye on what they are going to do."

Ling Yunche took the order and left.

Rong Pei was worried and suggested to Ruyi, "These people are too strange. They speak neither Manchu nor Mongolian. They are not of our race. What if they are targeting the emperor? Master, it would be bad if we hide it from ourselves and investigate it."

Ruyi smiled inscrutable: "The emperor is surrounded by capable people, nothing will happen, we just have to wait."

Rong Pei was still worried: "Is Ling Yunche worthy of trust?" He looked unintelligent, unable to even stand up straight, and was neither good at literature nor martial arts.

Ruyi's smile turned into a strategic one, and she said, "I believe in him."

Near the main tent, black bears were being distributed, and Hongli arranged for the imperial chef to prepare bear paws for them to eat. The princes all liked the thick fur of the black bears and wanted to take it back to give to their mothers as mattresses.

Yongcheng missed the bear hunt and heard that there were wild horses nearby, so he made an appointment with his brothers to go look for wild horses together tomorrow.

The peacock in Xianfu Palace died of old age, and Jingsi cried every day. Yongqi wanted to catch a deer alive and give it to Jingsi, so he readily agreed.

Jingse has been teaching Empress Ling and Fourth Sister how to ride horses these days, and she also wants to go to the hunting ground tomorrow.

Ruyi accidentally told Ling Yunche that the prince was going to catch wild horses. Ling Yunche remembered that what those people were holding in their hands was the body fluid of a mare.

Ruyi ordered him to secretly follow the large group of horse hunters into the mountains tomorrow to see if that group of people were going to take the opportunity to cause trouble. If Ling Yunche could seize the opportunity to protect the emperor, he would be able to make a great contribution.

"I'm waiting for your triumphant return." Ruyi smiled beautifully.

Ling Yunche took his leave, and Ruyi stood up to see him off. After he left, she wanted to sit on a chair, but every time she fell on the footstool.

Rong Pei supported Ruyi with difficulty, but Ruyi's body seemed to be out of control and she always sat down on the footstool first.

The hard wooden edges made her miserable.

She told Rong Pei to help her to the bed to rest. As soon as she lay down, her knees lifted up uncontrollably.

Hongli severely scolded Saiyinchak and Kedaying in the main tent.

"If a son is not taught well, it is the fault of his father. If I don't punish her, I will triple the annual tribute of Abahai's tribe. When she learns her lesson, she will return to normal."

Ke Ying burst into tears and wanted to plead with Hongli, but Saiyincha held her back and stopped her from opening her mouth. The economic punishment was already the lightest.

"Abahai's tribe swore to follow the Qing Dynasty and be loyal to the emperor. It was my fault that my daughter was disrespectful to the emperor. I have no way to repay the emperor's kindness. I am willing to keep the money and property that can fill my stomach, and give the rest to the emperor."

Seeing that the man was sensible, Hongli stopped making things difficult for him and waved his hand to let the father and daughter go out.

"Ao Yun, Mongolia is no longer the Mongolia of the past. Only by being loyal to the Qing Dynasty can our people survive. Do you understand?"

"Abu, my daughter knows she was wrong." Ke agreed, heartbroken, but unfortunately there is no medicine for regret in the world.

Ke agreed to walk lostly in the vast world, leading the horse, and finally enjoying the unrestrained grassland.

She had finally agreed to return to the Forbidden City. She must keep her father and the Queen's words in mind and live well.

Ling Yunche saw that Ke Ying was leading a mare and walked forward, wanting to use the excuse of feeding the horse for her to go to the forest smeared with the mare's body fluid.

Ke agreed and took a few steps back, frowning at the stinky man in front of her. Her horse was a gift from her father, how could she allow such a stinky horse slave to touch her beloved friend.

Ling Yunche had no choice but to run closer to the place as he couldn't borrow the nobleman's horse.

Hongli received the tribute from Abahai's tribe and climbed onto his horse with ease.

"Warriors, go hunting as much as you can. I will reward you handsomely for getting the most prey."

Hongli laughed happily. The beautiful rivers and mountains, the brave warriors, the wild beasts and prey were all his. He felt so happy.

It would be even more satisfying to use Abahai's tribe's property to reward your own children.

Yongcheng saw a wild horse running towards the forest and shouted happily: "Look, there really is a wild horse."

Yongcheng rode his horse to chase after him, and Yongqi was worried that he would follow him.

Hongli also felt like playing and went into the woods.

"Don't follow me. If a wild horse gets frightened, it will be harder to tame it."

Yong Zhang shouted worriedly, "Father Emperor, it's not right to leave without a guard."

Yonglian said, "Uncle and the guards will wait here. Big brother and third brother, follow me into the forest."

Several people rode in one after another, Jingse pouted, wondering how could he have forgotten her, and followed them into the dense forest.

The wild horses were running fast, but Hongli's horse stopped running in a depression and just kept turning around in circles, anxiously trying to throw Hongli off several times.

Suddenly an arrow flew through the air. Yongqi saw it and quickly raised his bow and shot it. The two arrows collided with each other, making a clanging sound, and fell to the ground nearby.

Although Yongqi's arrow still lacked power, it was fast and accurate enough to intercept Hongli in front of his face.

Countless arrows shot at Hongli from all directions. The rest of the people quickly surrounded Hongli and waved their weapons to block the arrows.

Yonglian released the Saker Falcon, and the shrill bird cry was heard. This was the rescue signal agreed upon by him and his uncle.