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Under Gao Wenyan's questioning, Li Yuer fully explained the route of the medicine.

She originally wanted to ask Lin Qian, but after thinking about it carefully, she felt that there was nothing to ask.

So Li Yue'er's mouth was stuffed with cloth again, and she was carried back the way she came.

Gao Wenyan turned around and told Chu Xu about the medicine. She always felt that the source of the medicine was somewhat suspicious, but she had no time to care about it.

Chu Xu was so busy that he called Zhiyan, who was also busy, and ordered his people to continue investigating based on the clue provided by Li Yuer.

Hearing that bandits were causing trouble again in a certain place, Chu Xu's face turned pale. He must have thought of Zhang Xinhong's collusion with the bandits.

In Daning, this kind of thing happens more often than not.

Gao Wenyan listened for a while and saw that they couldn't finish it for a while, so she left quietly.

Knowing that Chu Xu was busy, Gao Wenyan made a point of not disturbing him in the next few days.

According to what Chu Xu said, as long as she was around, Chu Xu couldn't help but talk to her.

But Gao Wenyan was not idle either, still trying to find relevant clues about the finger pull, but still found nothing.

Suddenly one day, he heard that Princess Wen'an was getting married, and Gao Wenyan was shocked to realize that a lot had happened in just a few days.

Along with Princess Wen'an's marriage, news came that Concubine Li had died of illness in prison.

The Holy Emperor was extremely disappointed when he discovered that the rumors slandering Chu Xu came from Wen An.

Whether it was witchcraft or using tricks to slander the prime minister of a country, it was not the magnanimity that his beloved princess should have.

But paper couldn't cover up the fire. Even though the Holy Emperor intended to cover it up, what Princess Wen'an did still spread throughout the government and the public, and the voice of condemnation became louder and louder.

The prime minister worked so hard for the country, and his hair grew old overnight, but he was rumored to be unknown by the princess because of his children's affair. This chilled the hearts of many ministers.

The royal family's face was finally lost.

It happened that the marriage affairs of a country had been delayed for a long time, and the envoy mentioned it again some time ago.

So some ministers suggested: "The princess is not prudent enough in her behavior. Maybe she will be mature after marrying someone." The Holy Emperor was furious. Isn't it obvious that he wanted his Wen An to get married?

But there were so many ministers who echoed the statement, that the Holy One could only leave the court with a "further discussion" and hurriedly left the court.

He summoned Chu Xu alone. Long Yan was furious and asked if he had instigated other ministers to ask Wen An to go and get married.

However, Chu Xu's expression did not change at all, and he only said: "At the beginning, I said that I don't care about the rumors."

It's a consistent statement.

Although everyone said that Chu Shisan would retaliate, he never paid attention to the rumors, otherwise the person who spread the word in the first place would have been punished.

So the Holy Emperor calmed down a little, asked Chu Xu to sit down again, and gave him tea, which was regarded as an apology.

After all, this matter was Wen'an's fault.

Unexpectedly, only one day later, another truth was also found out.

It turns out that the doll dug out by Concubine Xue was actually the work of Princess Wen'an.

Concubine Xue looked delicate and generous in front of the Holy Emperor, so the Holy Emperor had no choice but to seek justice for her.

So Princess Wen'an was banned that night.

He thought of Concubine Li who was still in prison, and thought about how someone would free Concubine Li and give her some cloth and silver as a consolation.

Unexpectedly, the person who reported back hesitated and said that Concubine Li had died.

He died on that cold night two days ago.

The Holy Emperor was furious again because of Wen'an's incident, and the jailer did not dare to retaliate. Seeing that no one cared about her, they hurriedly dragged her out and buried her.

So the Holy Emperor delayed for two days, and finally, with a livid face, decided to send Princess Wen'an for marriage.