Genius Poisonous Concubine: Fourth Miss Against Heaven

Chapter 170 Returning to Beijing
Jian Yunling lowered her head, and after a while, said slowly: "It's trust, it means trusting and daring to entrust."

Yu Wenzheng carefully chewed the meaning of this short sentence, looked at the mountains and mist in the distance, his eyes were deep, like a puddle of thick ink that could not be melted: "Then can the king entrust the princess?"

Jian Yunling didn't know whether he was really asking for her thoughts or just probing, so she smiled like water and said, "My lord's question already means that in my heart, there is no definite answer. So, regardless of concubine It is useless for the prince to say yes or no."

Yu Wenzheng seems to have understood this truth a long time ago, just waiting for her to point it out.The dead leaves in front shattered, as if someone stepped on them with bare feet.He raised his hand to wipe off the wetness on his shoulders, and smiled half-truthfully: "The winter rain is cold and cold, let's go back."

Three days later, Ji Zimo set up a pergola at the entrance of the town, and braved the cold wind to distribute the two large barrels of medicinal soup.

After Jian Yunling greeted Yu Wenzheng, she also went to Zhenkou to help him.The people who came to receive the medicine heard that this beautiful woman was Concubine Han who had saved their entire town, they all knelt down and kowtowed to her three times, and Jian Yunling quickly called them up.

Those who knew it was worshiping the benefactors, but those who didn't know it thought they were on a pilgrimage.

In less than half a month, Qulan Town, Danfeng Town, and several surrounding villages and towns successively cured the plague with the prescription developed by Ji Zimo, and he was given the title of "Medical Saint".

In ancient times, there was a sage poet Du Fu's hut, and now there is a medical saint Zimo who rejuvenates with his wonderful hands. The two of them really have something to imagine.

Seeing that the epidemic eased, Jian Yunling and Yu Wenzheng were also preparing to leave for Beijing.

On the day they left, all the people in Qulan Town went to the ferry to see them off. One family gave them a few jugs of fine wine, and that family stuffed them with some chickens and ducks.The guards can save trouble, and don't have to run around to buy the supplies used on the ship.

Before leaving, Ji Zimo specially copied a prescription and handed it to Jian Yunling, asking them to take it back and return to their orders.Yu Wenzheng gave him a jade pendant as a token, and allowed him to go to King Han's Mansion in the capital to find him if he needed anything.

With the masts sailing, a deep vortex on the river stretches straight into the distance.The people raised their arms and waved until the huge hull was covered by rolling mountains and could not be seen.

Jian Yunling and Yu Wenzheng stood at the bow of the boat, and the wind was strong, blowing Jian Yunling's light gauze, which was more beautiful than the haze in the sky.

She opened her mouth lightly, as if singing in the wind: "I thought that the prince would persuade Ji Zimo to go back with us."

He has won over so many capable people to serve him, how could he be willing to miss out on a talent like Ji Zimo?

Yu Wenzheng gazed through the layers of mist and landed on the turbid and sandy river, smiling calmly: "A person like him is not suitable for a palace with treacherous winds and clouds, but more suitable for being a freelancer in a small town in a fish town. The mountain doctor."

Jian Yunling shook her head and walked back to the cabin, not believing that such sympathetic feelings would appear in Yu Wenzheng.

She had a hunch that one day, he would still take Ji Zimo for his own use.

However, now is not the best time.

It took nearly ten days when I came here, and I wandered all the way back when I went back without stopping, but within five days, I had already arrived in Furong Town when I came.

The town was still bustling, but everyone put down what they were doing and waited around the two teams of royal guards to see King Han and Princess Han who had returned from the epidemic.

(End of this chapter)