Qianshan laughed dryly, speaking very unsatisfiedly, "Aunt, girl wants to write a book of Heli? This, this... are you joking?"

Jiang Chengjia raised his eyebrows and said, "I seem to be telling you lies?"

Qian Shan looked shocked and stared at her in a daze, not knowing how to react.

Until the girl opposite shouted at her: "What are you doing? Why don't you go with me to the wing room to grind ink? The earlier the Heli book, the better, and I'm too lazy to continue to get entangled with King Rui."

She deliberately spoke loudly, and walked towards the corridor connected to the hall with her skirt expressionless face. She stepped across the threshold a few steps to the corridor in the yard. Qianshan stayed in the hall for a long time before she recovered a little. When she looked over, she saw everyone staring at her motionlessly, with different expressions.

Qianshan spread her hands helplessly and said, "What do I do? I can't persuade you... You know the girl's temperament. Wherever she decides, it's so easy to change. I should follow you... You can go wherever you should go."

After saying that, she hurriedly chased Jiang Chengjia in the direction where he left.

A group of unknown people were left looking at each other in the hall. The wind rubbed his hands and said nervously, "The Lord of the Pavilion will not really write a book of separation, right?"

Zhuying's eyes narrowed and she said calmly: "So what if I write it? That's the matter that the Pavilion Master decided by himself, and you and I can't interfere."

The wind was speechless, and he silently closed his mouth and stood aside without saying a word.

Cheng Qingtan whispered to Yan Chunniang on the side to discuss the matter. Both girls felt that Jiang Chengjia's expression just now didn't seem to be joking.

In the lobby, only Cheng Mian, who was sitting on the wooden wheel, noticed the abnormality.

Even though he couldn't see Jiang Chengjia's expression, he felt that the girl's words were just a slow-tracking strategy. Cheng Mian frowned and thought about this matter for a long time, and his tense facial features finally slowly unfolded, and a hint of clarity flashed in his eyes, as if he understood something.

Qianshan took a small step to catch up, and ran around the corridor to the girl's resting house. She stood in front of the house panting, with a slightly serious expression. She hesitated for a long time, but finally opened the door and walked in.

"Girl?" she whispered.

There was no response from the room, so Qianshan carefully walked towards the inner room, plucking up the courage to call again, but he was covered by a cold and soft hand.

Qianshan was shocked and hummed for a long time, then heard a cold scolding from her ear: "You can't even recognize me?"

The girl lowered her voice and spoke to her, as if she was guarding against something.

The familiar voice lingers for a moment, and as the silence of the house cools down, Qianshan breathes a sigh of relief and stands in front of her and gives up struggling.

After a while, Jiang Chengjia let her go, pulled her to the far side of the inner room, leaned against the window and looked out with a vigilant look. Then he closed the window, walked into the corner of Qianshan's clothes, and said softly: "Ashan, go check something for me."

Qianshan looked at her blankly, and her voice consciously lowered a lot: "What do the girl want me to check?"

Jiang Chengjia lowered his eyes and lowered his head, and said in silence for a moment: "I suspect that the group of elite guards who the king stayed by us had traitors. You secretly investigate and investigate for me, and tell me immediately if you find any clues."

Qianshan said strangely: "Why did the girl suddenly check the guards at this time? The people left by the king listened to General Lu's words the most, so how could he be rebellious?"

Jiang Chengjia looked at her and shook her head and said, "Even if that's the case, beware of it."

Qianshan immediately became suspicious of her words: "Did the girl notice something?"

"The king may be in a danger of not being able to report to me now, and there must be spies around us."

Qianshan widened her eyes and said, "So? The girl just said she wanted to divorce her son-in-law...isn't the truth? I thought you were really angry and made up my mind to draw a clear line with her son-in-law."

Jiang Chengjia sighed with a laugh and cry and said, "I never think the king would abandon me for Li Xiangjun. I don't believe that his previous promises would be abandoned so easily. If that were true, he would not be worthy of my efforts over the years. I can be sure that the silk book he wrote today was not out of sincerity. I was angry at that time because of Li Xiangjun.

She must have forced the king to write the silk book and forced him to cut off relations with me, so she really wanted to rush to the princess's mansion to confront Li. But when you handed the letter of Heli to me, I realized that the king must have encountered a dilemma that he could not solve. He could not lose Li's help, but he could not explain all this to me privately."

Qianshan was confused when she heard this, and she didn't understand Jiang Chengjia's thoughts at all, and she just felt that it was very complicated.

Seeing her confused look, the girl shook her head helplessly and said, "Simply put, the king had promised me that he would never easily make a divorce with me. Unless he was forced to do so, even he could not break through the shackles for the time being.

Now, the letter of Heli sent to me with Li Xiangjun's hand means that he is not unwilling to report my safety to me in the past six months, but he is concerned about something and cannot easily explain his plan to me."

Qianshan looked heavy, frowned, and asked uneasily: "Girl...you just trust your son-in-law so much. Are you not afraid that he really cares for Li?"

Jiang Chengjia smiled slightly and said softly: "Let me ask you, if you change it to me today and the king to Xue Qing, would you firmly believe him?"

Qian Shan stopped, silently shut his mouth, and then nodded quietly, "I understand. Girl, I will secretly investigate the people around me and will definitely find out the slightest trick. If the threats around us can be solved, I believe... the son-in-law can breathe a sigh of relief."

Jiang Chengjia reached out and patted her on the shoulder, then left the inner room with a smile.

However, just after they stayed in Nanyang for more than a month, a bad news came from the capital.

The Emperor of Wei and the King of Huai, forced by the officials and the people of the court, the people, finally blamed Ning Nanyou for the war between the Central and Chapo and the Great Wei, and hadtily settled the case of theft of granary and the killing of military generals reported from various counties and counties, and issued a letter of convict of Ning Nanyou.

Soon, the court issued a punishment document. The Emperor of Wei personally wrote an order, removed all his posts from King Rui, and even abolished his position as a prince, and announced that the world would demote him to a commoner. As King Rui's wife, Jiang Chengjia was naturally deposed as a princess and demoted to a commoner with his husband.

However, Emperor Wei relied on the Jiang family and in order to appease the Dongfu Office and the Jiang family and the water pavilion behind it, he said to the public that as long as Jiang Chengjia was willing to divorce Ning Nanyou, he could still be a daughter of the official family and find a husband to marry someone else in the future, and he would have no relationship with Ning Nanyou.

When the news came, Qianshan had found out the spy who was ambushing beside them.

The supervisor Zhang Que has long been in love with Li Xiangjun and has been accepting bribes from the Princess's Mansion. Every month, he would write what happened in the supervisory mansion into a silk book, and quickly whip it to Nanyang and hand it to Li Xiangjun.

Therefore, in Xindu, Li Xiangjun knew Ning Nanyou and Jiang Chengjia's actions very well. She learned from the silk book written by Zhang Que that Ning Nanyou regarded her family as a treasure, and did not hate her as rumors. The two of them fell in love with each other, which was a fairy couple that was envied by all the servants and maids in the mansion. Therefore, Li hated them to the core and felt that what Ning Nanyou said and did to her in the past was just a means to win over the power of Nanyang and Xia Pi.

So, Li was swallowed up by jealousy and launched her own revenge. She found out all the plans of Ning Nanyou and Meng Huai in Linhe, and wrote a letter to conspire with Changshan Hou Ning Nankun, setting up a plan to reveal what Ning Nanyou and Meng Huai planned, angering the ministers and people of the Great Wei Dynasty, and pushing Ning Nanyou to the forefront. Ning Nankun hated Ning Nanyou, and at the same time he did not give up on Jiang Chengjia. Therefore, when Li sent the letter, he decisively agreed to the conspiracy.

Things were as Li expected, and the people became excited. Ning Nanyou was driven out of Xindu and completely disappeared in front of everyone.

When Zhang Que gave all this, Jiang Chengjia was so angry that she almost fainted in the house. Fortunately, Qian Shan was accompanying her, so she calmed down a little. In addition, she heard the news from the capital, and decisively rejected the kindness of Emperor Wei. She wrote a letter to order someone to return to Luoyang, indicating that she would never be separated from King Rui, so she planned how to secretly help Ning Nanyou completely dispel Li's doubts.

Guangzhou was trapped in war. The situation in the Great Wei Dynasty was chaotic. In the increasingly serious battles, the resentment and disgust of Ning Nanyou became deeper. Therefore, only by relying on himself to regain the lost Guangzhou from Zhong and North Korea and Zhan Po, can Ning Nanyou be able to calm down the public resentment, wash away the dirty water on his body, return to the capital of Luoyang, and take back everything that belongs to him.

To regain Guangzhou, sufficient troops must be needed. The Jiang family army, which was guarding the Linhe border, was at the end of its strength and was struggling to support it. It could only prevent the Sino-Korean and Zhan Po from further invasion, but it was temporarily unable to regain the lost land. Therefore, the Jiang family army could not help Ning Nan worry about success.

As for the Jingshu Guard, it was the private guard left by Emperor Ming to Ning Nanyou. If he was directly used on the battlefield, he might be caught by Emperor Wei and King Huai, causing an even more insolvent situation. Therefore, Ning Nanyou urgently needed a regular army, a regular army that could allow the Jingshu Guard to secretly disguise and participate in the battle. Therefore, all he could choose was the county garrison in Nanyang under the jurisdiction of Li Xiangjun and the county garrison in Xia Pi.
Chapter completed!