Dreaming back to the Qing Dynasty: Die Luo Chuchen

Chapter 1570 Hutouling Corpse
After thinking about it, I didn't care that my body was already very weak, so I got out of bed, put on my shoes and walked quickly to the door.Only the woman in the room was busy making breakfast, so I took the opportunity to rush out.

There were more than a dozen horses parked in the yard, and Tie Wei didn't know where they went. I just took a horse and was about to leave. The woman in the house hurried out and asked, "Girl, where are you going?"

I didn't speak, and led the horse out in a hurry. When I arrived outside the courtyard, I got on the horse according to the method Ting Lu taught me. I was about to shake the rein when I looked up and found Galdan standing in front of the horse. "what are you going to do?"

"Ting Lu is not dead, I'm going to Hutouling to find him!"

"What do you have to do to believe that he is gone. Humans are not gods, and everyone has things they can't handle, and Ting Lu is the same!" Galdan held the horse's head and looked at me sadly.
I shook my head stubbornly, and said firmly: "I have to prove it with my own eyes before I believe your words. If I can't see him, I won't come back!"

Unexpectedly, I became so stubborn on this issue. Galdan narrowed his eyes angrily, stared at me for a while, and then suddenly walked on the side of the horse and jumped up to wrap my arms around my waist.

"I'll accompany you, if you must prove it with your own eyes."

At this time, Tiewei's voice came from behind: "My lord, it's snowing now, it's too dangerous to walk on the mountain road watching the snow getting bigger and bigger!"

"Yeah, looking at the situation, the mountain will be closed by heavy snow in two or three hours."

Galdan also knew the danger of this trip, and looked at the sky, "If you hurry up, you can still make it back. You wait here for me." Galdan whipped his horse and ran like the wind.

He was worried that I would go alone, so in order to make me give up, he decided to take the adventure with him.As soon as we came out of the village, we found that the two iron guards had also followed, so the four of us rode straight towards Hutouling.

The snow was getting bigger and bigger, and before the mountain road was completely covered by snow, we finally came to Hutouling reported by the iron guards.At this time, there is no need to worry about being discovered by the King's troops. They have long since disappeared, and they seem to have retreated to Yaer, and there is no other movement except birds for a hundred miles.

Snow-covered Qing soldiers appeared in front of me. Before the horse stopped, I slid off my horse and ran towards them, looking at the dead Qing soldiers one by one, and looking for Ting Lu among them.

(End of this chapter)