Tyrant, your vest fell off

Chapter 149 - Whoever opposes her is doing justice for the heavens
After Xuwanglin got out of trouble that day, Li Qingmei immediately went to Qin Yin to ask about the whereabouts of Jiang Jiongyu and Feng Zhan. Qin Yin only said that Jiang Jiongyu was seriously injured, and he might not be able to continue serving her.

Li Qingmei wanted to ask again, but Qin Yin began to prevaricate, not because he refused to tell the details, but because Jiang Jiongyu's reputation in the boudoir was involved, unless Jiang Jiongyu himself was willing to open his heart and confide.

Otherwise, unless everyone who was present that day knew a thing or two, this evil secret must be sealed up in hell along with the more than 1 tigers, leopards, and cloud riders who were slaughtered that day, and will never see the light of day.

As for Feng Zhan, maybe his life should not be lost. Qin Yin sent people down the Red River to search and rescue him, and finally found him seriously injured in a village in Yan territory.

It's just that Feng Zhan's left tibia was broken. At that time, Qin Yin was running around to rescue Li Qingmei, so he couldn't get out to heal Feng Zhan.

He finally missed the best time for treatment. Although Feng Zhan's left leg was saved in the end, it is destined to be bad for the rest of his life.

But Feng Zhan was soon sent to Cangyun City by Qin Yin's people. Si Kongque and Li Qingmei were filled with emotions, and they urged Qin Yin to hand over the thank you letter they wrote together to Jiang Jiongyu. In his hand, he repeatedly stated that he would go to Tianzhao to visit Jiang Jiongyu for a period of time.

Before Qin Yin left, he specially left behind the woman in white who rescued Wen Cheng that day. That woman was also a member of the White Horse Yi Cong, her name was Qing Ge, and she would be left by Qin Yin to serve Li Qingmei temporarily in the name of a medical girl. .

Li Qingmei wanted to decline, but was stopped by Sikong Queshengsheng. At such a critical moment, such a woman stayed by his beloved wife's side, and he couldn't wish for it.

Five days later, in the western suburbs of Cangyun City...
Along the way, Sikong Que, Li Qingmei, Zhan Ying, Jian Nanfeng, and Qing Ge were all non-stop, and they rarely stopped at post stations, they kept on their way.

Li Qingmei knew what everyone was worried about, and she had also heard a little about Cang Yun's Confucian scholars' parade, and she kept calm and composed all the way, fearing that a little bit of panic in herself would cause everyone's worries.

The closer she got to Cangyun City, the more anxious her heart became, she didn't know what was facing her, because with her current status, whoever opposed her was doing justice for the sky.

As soon as the group rode their horses into the city gate, several furtive figures quickly dispersed into the crowd.

There is no edict in the inner city that horses are not allowed to ride. Sikong Que and Zhan Ying all looked dignified, carefully guarding Li Qingmei who was veiled in the center.

She knew what they were worried about, and her heart couldn't help but feel warm.

"Don't worry, I'm so covered, who knows who I am, it looks weird when you are so nervous! Be natural!"

She patted Sikong Que's tense shoulders comfortingly, and walked briskly out of the protective circle they woven for her.

At this time, Zhuque Street was crowded with people, and it was very lively. They didn't meet Confucian scholars who were demonstrating on the way. Sikong Que and Zhan Ying were finally relieved.

Seeing that they were about to reach Prince Shun's Mansion after crossing Zhuque Street, everyone finally let go of the boulder hanging in their hearts along the way.

"Big sister~"

Feeling that the sleeves were being gently pulled, Li Qingmei lowered her head in doubt, only to see a little girl about four or five years old, with yellow hair hanging down and combed in a double bun.

"Huh? Do I know you?"

"Sister, I have something to tell you, can you lower your head? I can only talk to you quietly~"

(End of this chapter)