The wife of the female Zun Kuaichuan is a doting maniac

As night fell, a woman, bundled up tightly, emerged from the pharmacy.

Dressed in black, with a cloak covering most of her face, only her lips and chin were vaguely visible.

The guard couldn't help but feel a chill run down his spine; this...

How come this woman looks so much like Young Master Si?
Su Qiruo was also stunned when she saw the half-face drawn by the guard on the Xuan paper. Perhaps, Si Qianling's identity would no longer be a secret.

"Bai Xue, you keep a close eye on things yourself."

"Yes, Your Highness."

The woman in black entered the largest inn in the city and never came out again. The guards who were hiding in the shadows gave Bai Xue a wink, and Bai Xue leaped up to the pavilion and entered the inner courtyard of the inn in a few leaps.

The innkeeper came over with the registration book, and Bai Xue frowned when she saw the names on it.

"Gu He? You've come from the Northwest. Have you checked all your travel permits carefully?"

"Don't worry, sir, I checked it myself."

Because he was from out of town, the shopkeeper checked him carefully twice. The travel permit and identity document matched; it was indeed his name.

"Judging from your accent, are you from Northwest China?"

The shopkeeper nodded: "Yes, a very strong Northwestern accent."

"northwest……"

Bai Xue murmured these two words, and roughly had a direction to explore in her mind.

Have you ever seen what she looks like in person?

"I've seen him. He's very handsome and has fair skin, unlike an ordinary businessman."

The innkeeper manages the largest inn in Dongling Kingdom, and his ability to judge people is extraordinary.

The woman exuded elegance in every gesture, completely unlike the money-grubbing businessman.

"I'll have someone draw her face; you describe it in detail."

"Yes."

"Be extra careful about anything involving this person in the future, and don't let anyone find out." "Understood, sir."

Bai Xue waved her hand, and the shopkeeper bowed and withdrew.

Fortunately, this inn belongs to the Lin family, who are the maternal grandparents of their young lady. The third young lady of the Lin family is skilled in business, and has not only made the Lin family extremely wealthy, but also contributed a large portion of the national treasury.

The Emperor and Prince Yong's private assets are all in the hands of Miss Lin, and the annual income is quite substantial.

Bai Xue waved her hand towards the shadows, handing her a note with four characters written on it. The guard immediately disappeared into the night.

Su Qiruo looked at the four words Bai Xue had sent back and began to scribble on them while lying on the table.

"Northwest...Guhe..."

Si Jingchen and Si Qianling were switched at birth in the Northwest. After Si Jingchen found his way back, he said that he spent his childhood in the Northwest, so he still speaks with a Northwest accent.

If Gu He is the person behind Si Jingchen, then this person's identity is definitely not that simple.

First, list the enemies the Xie family has offended over the years; the surname "Gu" does not appear in the list.

From the Northwest, surname Gu...

Xihu country!
Hu-He...

The royal family of the Western Hu Kingdom was surnamed Hu, and there were dozens of young women in the royal family.

However, it wouldn't be difficult to eliminate them one by one, since apart from the emperor's daughter, no one else would go to such lengths to plant spies in the Eastern Mausoleum Kingdom.

List the names of the eleven princesses of the Hu imperial family; the last six are under twelve years old and are excluded.

Of the remaining five, only the third brother, Hu Ziqiu, had the character "He" in his name.

Furthermore, the father of the third brother, Hu Ziqiu, was a noble ruler of the Western Hu Kingdom, second only to the queen, and came from the He clan of the Western Hu.

By highlighting Hu Ziqiu's name, Su Qiruo was almost certain of her identity.

According to the information collected, a young prince of He Guijun died sixteen years ago during the war... (End of this chapter)