The happiness of fast-wearing female supporting roles, I call the shots

Chapter 1152

Before leaving Beiyi, Gu Nianwan quietly left a spiritual sense on Chai Xun to monitor Chai Xun.

There is no way, who made the system unable to monitor the place for so long, she can only use this method to achieve her goal.

However, as a monk, Gu Nianwan did not intend to intervene too much in the war, because that would be unfair to the enemy and not conducive to her practice.

However, following the "seeing" of the picture with that divine sense, Gu Nianwan saw the devastation brought about by the war, countless families were destroyed, and the people were displaced.

After all, he couldn't bear it, and wanted to stop this war, so he used the means of a cultivator to split a gap between the battlefields of the two countries.

Then he used the Thunder Talisman to blast out bolts of lightning, and left a few big characters in the sky, creating a picture of a warning from the sky.

Afterwards, he ran to the Beiyi Palace, fed the Beiyi Emperor a 'Nightmare Pill', and used hypnosis to 'send' him a dream.

After the Beiyi Emperor had the same nightmare for several days in a row, he received a battle report about the "warning from heaven" and was so frightened that he immediately ordered his troops to retreat.

Then he took the initiative to sign a peace treaty with Nanjing. After receiving the good news, the emperor of Nanjing was immediately overjoyed.

Beiyi's military strength is undoubtedly stronger than Nanjing's. If this battlefield continues, Nanjing does not know how many soldiers it will lose.

Even if they were lucky enough to repel Beiyi's aggression, they would definitely suffer heavy losses.

After the two countries signed a peace treaty, Gu Nianwan offered the emperor the technology of 'hybrid rice', as well as high-yield food crops such as potatoes and sweet potatoes, through Gu's father's hand.

The emperor Longxin was very happy, and immediately spread these people across the country. I believe that within a few years, the common people will be able to live a good life with enough food and clothing.

Gu Nianwan later revealed that Chai Xun was not dead and had become a horse attached to Beiyi, so as to prevent Chai's mother from going to her son to enjoy the blessing.

With a treasonous son, Chai's mother must not dare to reveal her identity easily in order to survive, and she has to worry about it every day. Life must be difficult.

Seeing that the two countries had signed a peace treaty, Chai Xun originally planned to have his mother taken to Beiyi quietly, but unexpectedly, something happened, so he had to give up temporarily.

After Chai Xun received the news, he was startled and angry. Not only was he unable to take his mother by his side to fulfill his filial piety, but he also often had to face strange looks from everyone. Life was not easy.

As a person who betrayed his own country, no matter what the reason is, it is difficult for people to have a good impression of him, let alone trust him easily.

So when the people in Beiyi learned that Chai Xun was from Nanjing, they didn't have a good impression of him. It was not so easy for him to become emperor in his life.

After that, Gu Nianwan specially asked Xiaoli to help create an illusion in order to get revenge on Chai's mother.

It made her think that she was reborn, but the difference between this life and the "previous life" was so great that Chai Mu couldn't adapt to the hard life now.

The psychological gap was unusually large, which made Chai's mother full of resentment, thinking that Gu Nianwan had no eyes and did not marry her son in this life.

But no matter how much Chai's mother hated her, it was useless. Gu Nianwan did not elope with Chai Xun, and it was impossible for her to be a cow and a horse like a "previous life".

And even if she told the story, no one would believe her, and would only treat her as a lunatic or bewitched.

After all, how could the eldest lady of the Gu family think highly of her son, a poor boy?
Due to the isolation of the village, Chai's mother didn't know that her son had become Beiyi's prince-in-law. Because they were separated for 15 years in their "previous life", Chai's mother didn't know when her son became the prince-in-law.

In this life, without the support of the original owner's 'dowry', and without the original owner working for her, Chaimu's life is somewhat difficult.

So Chai's mother thought about it and decided to go to Beiyi in advance to join her son.

Since there is no "taken advantage" of the original owner in this life, Chai Xun can't do anything to care about his mother's life, so he will send living expenses to his mother every month.

Mother Chai is also reluctant to spend money, and now she has a small savings, so as long as she is frugal, it should be enough for the travel expenses to Beiyi.

Of course, the premise is that there are no robbers on the road.

At the same time, Chai Xun survived and took refuge in Beiyi. After the news of becoming Beiyi's son-in-law spread, Chai Xun's [-]th generation of ancestors were picked out.

And the fact that he had an old mother staying in his hometown was also found out, so Chai's mother was detained by the government before she could run away in the future.

Although the two countries have signed a peace treaty, it is also a fact that Chai Xun betrayed Nanjing when he became the vassal of Beiyi.

Although Nanjing would not break the peace treaty signed with Beiyi for Chai Xun, he had to ask Beiyi for an explanation, and Chai Mu was a good bargaining chip.

After all, Chai Xun is not 'Xue Pinggui', nor the son of Emperor Nanjing, so his 'treason' issue is not so easy to resolve.

After Chai Xun knew about this, he became even more anxious. It was impossible for him to ignore his mother, otherwise it would be unfilial.

It's just... Beiyi would have to bleed heavily if he wanted to get his mother back. At that time, his father-in-law and mother-in-law would definitely be dissatisfied with him.

In fact, he should have taken his mother over earlier, otherwise there wouldn't be so much trouble.

After all, the two countries had not yet signed a peace treaty at that time, and Beiyi had the upper hand in that war and was not afraid of Nanjing at all.

Originally, all he had to do was deny his original identity. After all, there were people who looked similar. As long as he refused to admit it, Nanjing would be fine.

Oh, but it's never too late to say anything.

Now that his mother is being detained by Nanjing, can he deny his mother?
Not to mention his mother's kindness to him in raising him, even though he has worked so hard to raise him, it is impossible for him to do something like denying his mother.

Besides, he really dared to deny his mother, and his reputation was completely rotten, so no matter what, he had to find a way to get his mother back.

However, when Princess Ji Ya heard about this, she felt sorry for her husband and begged her father to agree to Nanjing's request.

Although the Emperor Beiyi was a little dissatisfied, but for the sake of Beiyi's face, he could only grit his teeth and agree, but he couldn't help feeling angry with Chai Xun.

Chai's mother was successfully replaced, and the mother and son were successfully reunited.

"Son, mother finally sees you!" Chai's mother saw her son, and cried out aggrievedly, crying about the hardships she had suffered during this period.

After hearing this, Chai Xun felt very guilty. He originally planned to wait a while before going back to pick up his mother.

But it's finally over.

However, although Chai's mother lived a life of prosperity and wealth as she wished, she still felt a little uncomfortable in her heart.

Although Princess Ji Ya respected Chai's mother for Chai Xun's sake, Chai's mother was not a person who was easily satisfied.

Princess Ji Ya has a noble status, so Mother Chai naturally dare not call her daughter-in-law like she did to the original owner.

Not only could she not control Princess Ji Ya, but she had to curry favor with her. Mother Chai couldn't appreciate the joy of being a mother-in-law at all.

(End of this chapter)