"Big sister, the people in the opposite woods were…." Wei Changfeng was dragged along by Wei Qing on their run, and he had been scratched by countless small branches on his face and body. Although Wei Changfeng who was accustomed to a comfortable and affluent lifestyle was now hurting all over his body, he could not hide the joy on his face, "Were they 'Biwu'?""If 'Biwu' had arrived, could we still have been running like this?" Wei Changying was extremely calm, her tone unshaken as if nothing had happened, "That was Uncle Jiang. When the first wave of arrows came down, he kicked over the carriage and blocked the arrows for me using the bottom of the car with no windows and doors. Earlier during the chaos, he told me that he was going into the woods to kill off the archers. Otherwise, none of us could survive today! Now it looks like Uncle Jiang has already found the archers and wiped them out during the short while when those men in black came out!"Hearin

Seeing Wei Changying and Wei Qing in dismay, Wei Xinyong sneered and said, "I'm Wei Xinyong, the son of the concubine of the lineal branch of Zhiben Hall. As a matter of fact, First Miss, you should call me uncle!""You are... The nephew of Marquis Jingcheng?" Wei Changying stared at him.Wei Xinyong said lightly, "Yes, my father's given name is 'Ji'. He is Wei Qi's half-brother!"Wei Changying and Wei Qing looked at each other. They all had doubts in their eyes.Zhiben hall coveted the position of the leading branch of Ruiyu hall. Wei Qi, the Marquis Jingcheng, coveted the position of the Family Head and the senior commander of Wei Huan. Although no one publicized it, as the younger generation and grandchildren of Wei Huan, who he had high hopes for, how could they know nothing about it? According to the fact, since Wei Xinyong was a member of Zhiben Hall and a nephew of Wei Qi, he was mostly inseparable from the assassin. It was

While Wei Changying was still wondering where this maidservant came from, Chen Ruping had walked in, and Wei Changying immediately followed. After they had walked to the corridor silently, Chen Ruping turned to the maidservant and asked, "The fifth young master has come back. He heard that the First Miss wasn't sleeping well these days, so he comes to visit her.... Is Madam Song still inside?""Welcome back, fifth young master!" The maidservant made a curtsey towards Wei Changying, and replied, "Madam Song was tired, so the First Miss has ordered some servants to take her back.""Good," said Chen Ruping. It seemed that Chen Ruping was not willing to see Madam Song, because she looked relieved after hearing what the maidservant had said.Although Wei Changying was still confused about why this maidservant was in her court, she was more concerned about her brother. After Chen Ruping had finished asking, Wei Changying walked straight into the inne

The matter that Wei Zhengya and the little Mrs. Liu personally came to visit and sent a piece of clay to the Wei Family was true, because, in the afternoon of the same day, Old Madam Song also received the letter sent by Wei Zhengyin that very night. The letter described in an urgent and exasperated tone of the story that a commoner stopped the carriage and complained about the grievances in the capital—The so-called commoner from Fengzhou cried and shouted to stop the ceremonial match of Wei Qi on the bustling street of Vermilion Bird, which was the busiest street in the capital. This attracted countless idle people to stop and see.The point is, when the commoner cried to ask Wei Qi to get out of the carriage, the manservant next to Wei Qi spoke out the identity of Wei Qi which intended to let the commoner know how to salute. However, unexpectedly, he mentioned only a "Wei" word, the commoner from Fengzhou, who had tried desperately to rush past the guar

Wei Zhengya was a member of Ruiyu Hall, who died in the hands of "northern tribes." No matter how Wei Huan secretly planned and acted, he also had to pay his condolences.Wei Changying was actually very reluctant to go.At this time, Mrs. He had recovered and returned to serve her. Zhu Lan and four other maids were also picked up and continued to be second-class maidservants in Xianshuang Court. But they changed much as if they had been domesticated by a rigorous Granny. Originally, Zhu Lan and the others, as the decedents of Mrs. He and managers, were young and noisy. So no matter whether Wei Changying was in Xianshuang Court or not, the yard was lively all year round.But this time when they came back, they looked well-behaved and calmer than before. Wei Changying was not strict with maids. If their chatter didn't disturb her, she wouldn't be angry with them. Seeing that they behaved more tamely, she gave them some praise. Zhu Lan and the oth