Exile the entire clan? I made a fortune from planting

After hearing Ji Fengshou's words, the whole family fell into deep thought.

Ji Changying thought hard for a long time, then suddenly stood up and hit her head on the roof of the carriage. She didn't even bother to cry out in pain, and shouted: "It's not that I'm missing something! It's that I'm missing someone! My second brother!"

As soon as these words came out, everyone was stunned.

"Second brother! Why did you forget second brother!" Ji Changchuan exclaimed.

Ji Fengshou finally realized it, and he felt like his constipation was finally relieved. He exclaimed: "I've been so busy lately, I really forgot about him!"

Ji Mingxuan and Ji Minghao looked at each other. They asked Ah Ying for her address and wrote a letter quietly. However, they never received a reply. They didn't know if their second brother had read it?

-

Unfortunately, on the day they set off, the letter had just been delivered to Ji Mingxue's hands.

He had just come off the battlefield with blood all over his body, full of evil energy and a cold face. He was completely different from the people Ji Changying usually saw.

"Chief Banner, the Crown Prince called you over and said that a letter from your family has arrived."

"understood."

After hearing the letter from home, Ji Mingxue's solemn eyebrows softened a bit.

During this period, because of his good performance on the battlefield, he was appointed as the general flag in charge of fifty people.

Xu Yong and Ma Ankang followed him as Xiaoqi respectively. The three of them were a blessing in disguise, as they were rare promotions among the Tieling Guards.

He handed his bloody armor to Xu Yong and strode towards Zhong Lizhou's tent.

After entering the camp, Zhong Lizhou looked at Ji Mingxue with a strange expression, a bit sympathetic and complicated.

Ji Mingxue was a little confused. Just when he was about to speak, Zhong Lizhou handed him a letter: "A letter from your home."

"Thank you, Your Majesty." Ji Mingxue happily took the letter and couldn't wait to open it in front of Zhong Lizhou.

His expression seemed to crack a little bit along with the contents of the letter. He stared in disbelief for a long time before slowly speaking: "Me? The whole family? Have you gone to the capital?"

"Yes, your aunt's life experience is somewhat...well...how should I put it? The emperor wrote a letter in his own hand asking your whole family to go to Beijing with the Zhou family to confirm this matter."

"So, my whole family went? Then I...?"

Ji Ming died of depression.

So he was just forgotten!

He worked tirelessly here to make meritorious deeds, hoping to return home in fine clothes to bring honor to his parents' faces, but in the blink of an eye the whole family was leaving for the capital.

If his aunt's life experience is true, why would he be busy working in vain every day!

The key is to come over to see him and say goodbye, and just send him away with such a thin piece of paper.

Ji Mingxue looked at this letter and felt very sad.

"Ahem, it's like this. I wrote a letter before asking you to go back, but I thought it would be inappropriate for you to leave now after you have just made meritorious deeds. What's more, now is a good opportunity to make meritorious deeds, so I refused. .”

Zhong Lizhou's somewhat embarrassing explanation made Ji Mingxue feel much better instantly.

At least the family didn't forget him, but there was nothing they could do about it.

"What's going on now? My aunt's identity has not yet been determined. Will she come back?"

Ji Mingxue's heart suddenly sank when he thought that he would be so far away from each other in the future, and that no matter how prosperous he was here, it would be difficult for his family to see each other.

"I'm afraid it will be difficult to come back."

-

"It's okay. We just went to the capital for a trip. It's not like we won't come back. My brother's war is going on over there, so it's the same thing to get together when we're free."

Ji Changying looked at the family's sudden depression due to Ji Mingxue and spoke out to comfort them.

She didn't have any confidence in what she said.

"I have written a letter to my second brother. He has made meritorious service on the front line. My eldest brother, third brother and I can't do anything wrong. We will also end up next year. Maybe our family will be both civil and military by then!"

Ji Changchuan glanced at his uncle's face, which looked a bit ugly, and quickly said something nice.

Ji Fengyi cheered up when he heard this: "He was the one who wanted to die and wanted to run away from home. Now he deserves it. Ignore him. Where have you seen your book?..."

The uncle's attention was successfully diverted, but it was a pain for the three people who would be dismissed next year. There was not much space in the carriage, and they had to concentrate on waiting for Ji Fengyi's schoolwork.

Others consciously kept silent. Even Dasha and Ersha, who were driving outside, slowed down their driving speed a bit after hearing the words inside to minimize the bumps.

The atmosphere in the other carriage was completely different.

Mrs. Zhou was lying in the most spacious and comfortable carriage, with snacks in her left hand and tea in her right hand. She kept moving to one side: "It's just the two of us here, you also lie down! Aren't you tired of sitting?"

Because she couldn't move her body much, Jiang Qianruo, in order to make her more comfortable, gave up the carriage specially given by Prince Ping, spread it with thick soft cushions for her, and fully prepared snacks, snacks, and tea. Yes, the wheels have been shock-absorbed and the carriage has been reinforced, so even though she is walking on the road, Zhou's eating and drinking tea will not be affected at all.

"Don't move!" Mrs. Hu saw her body moving with difficulty and quickly held her down, "Be honest! I can't stop your mouth even if I eat. It's up to you what to do if I get a wound!"

Zhou didn't take it seriously: "You guys are just too careful. Apart from the fact that I can't exert my strength now, I feel very good!"

Mrs. Hu looked at her angrily: "You think everyone is as big-hearted as you!"

She took over Mrs. Jiang's carriage, and she wanted to stay and take care of her. Yueniang still thought she was uncomfortable with her being here, so she insisted not to ride in the same carriage with Mrs. Jiang.

Mrs. Hu was worried that the other party would be angry, but she didn't expect that Mrs. Jiang was very tolerant of Yueniang. When she heard that she was unwilling, she took the initiative to go to another carriage without forcing her.

Mrs. Zhou flattered Mrs. Hu and pulled her: "Lie down! It's comfortable to lie down."

Mrs. Hu couldn't resist Mrs. Zhou's behavior. She thought it would be okay to lie down for a while, so she softened her body and prepared to lie down. But as soon as her head touched the soft cushion, she felt a little panicked. She reached out and touched it, and unexpectedly took out a long Long, familiar-looking baggage.

Mrs. Hu's whole body froze, "You, you, you——"

"Oops! I forgot to put it away for my parents." Mrs. Zhou grabbed the baggage and put it in the corner of the carriage. "I'll put it away later when I have a rest. Let's put it here first!"

In view of Zhou's criminal record, Hu quickly calmed down her breathing and was stunned for a minute before quickly accepting the reality: "This is good, our family will be neat and orderly wherever we go."

"That's not the case!" Zhou replied happily.

-

The official departure was not until they rested in Liangzhou. King Ping was worried and sent a group of personal guards to take over from the Red Sleeve Army, intending to escort them all the way to the capital.

Jiang Qianruo originally wanted to keep a low profile, but considering that there were people from the Ji family and Zhou family here, he still accepted it out of safety considerations.

After staying in Liangzhou for a day, they officially embarked on the road back to Beijing.

Unlike being exiled, they spent almost the entire journey back to Beijing in a carriage.