After wearing the book, I killed the male protagonist again

Chapter 201 Waiting for me to come back
Just when Bai Xixi was full of joy and thought that everything was about to end, what she never expected was that Xia Yunjie was actually coaxing her that day.

He promised to let her go to the Chu Shang Kingdom to marry her, but secretly gathered soldiers and horses secretly, and finally decided to conquer by himself.

So when Bai Xixi knew that Xia Yunjie was going to take the imperial conquest, it was too late.

No matter how hard she tried to stop him, it was of no avail.

Just in case, Xia Yunjie forcibly locked Bai Xixi in his bedroom. Without his order, no one would let Bai Xixi step out of his bedroom.

It wasn't until the day he put on the golden armor that Bai Xixi was finally released from the bedroom by Eunuch Gui.

The moment the door of the bedroom opened, Bai Xixi quickly lifted her long skirt, rushed out without hesitation, and hurried to the main entrance of the palace.

Under the city tower, Xia Yunjie wore a set of golden armor, stood on the high platform with his head held high, and loudly ordered the three armies to get ready.

Listening to that loud and powerful voice, and looking at that broad and strong back, Bai Xixi felt for the first time that Xia Yunjie was also a very stable and reliable man.

Whether it is him in the original plot or the current him, he will not send his beloved to another country for marriage for the sake of the country.

Although according to the original plot, Xia Yunjie will definitely win the battle and come back, but Bai Xixi's heart is still in suspense, and she always feels that Xia Yunjie's trip is likely to cause big troubles.

At this moment, Xia Yunjie suddenly turned around domineeringly, looked up at Bai Xixi who was looking down at him on the tower, and whispered: "Xi'er, wait for me to come back."

Bai Xixi on the tower seemed to hear what he said, and said, "May you return safely."

Xia Yunjie seemed to have heard what she said, and agreed, "As you wish."

With the sound of gongs and drums, Xia Yunjie rode a tall horse and set off with three armies.

For the next year, Bai Xixi was forced to live in the palace according to the imperial edict made by Xia Yunjie before he left, obediently waiting for his triumphant return.

All the plots have become a mystery, Bai Xixi can't do anything, she can only sit in the garden every day, eat, eat and sleep, and read the "family letters" that Xia Yunjie wrote to her every day.

However, Xia Yunjie, who insisted on writing a "family letter" for a year, suddenly stopped writing one day, so that Bai Xixi had no news of him for three months.

Three months later, Bai Xixi finally got news from Xia Yunjie.

One is good news and one is bad news.

The good news is that Xia Yunjie led all the soldiers to conquer the Chu Shang Kingdom bravely and invincibly, and was about to return home triumphantly.

As for the bad news, Bai Xixi was devastated after hearing the bad news.

When the soldiers cheered for the successful capture of the Chu Shang Kingdom, Xia Yunjie was accidentally killed by a hidden arrow from the remnants of the Chu Shang Kingdom. Even though he pulled out the poisonous arrow in his chest in time, he was still seriously injured.

After nearly three months of treatment, the military doctors still couldn't completely cure it, and finally they had no choice but to secretly send their majesty back to the palace for recuperation.

Xia Yunjie is the emperor of Tianxia Kingdom. In order to stabilize people's hearts and prevent other countries from taking the opportunity to attack him, the injury has been kept a secret. It was not until he was sent back to the palace that Bai Xixi knew the truth about Xia Yunjie's loss.

Even though Bai Qianqian had learned medical skills from Yuqiong, she was not good at it, not as good as the senior imperial physician in the palace, so she could only stand aside and watch helplessly.

After recuperating in the palace for nearly half a year from his injuries, Xia Yunjie finally couldn't hold on, and passed away at a young age.

(End of this chapter)