An Lingrong's Rebirth: The Lock of Qingqiu

Qin Sanyue searched the enemy camps one by one and finally found Princess Shisan and Su Wan'er. They were not affected by the war at all. Su Wan'er was happily flying kites with Princess Shisan in an open space near the military camp. Princess Shisan was wearing gorgeous clothes and had a carefree smile on her face. She held hands with Su Wan'er and chased the kite flying in the blue sky and white clouds.

Qin Sanyue watched this scene, and a complex emotion surged in her heart. She thought of her family and friends in the Qing Dynasty, and also thought of the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country and the people. She deeply lamented the cruelty and ruthlessness of war, and also strengthened her determination to work for peace.

However, at this moment, the sky suddenly darkened and dark clouds covered the sky. A sudden storm was coming. Miraculously, Princess Shisan really predicted this storm. She was good at observing the sky. Qin Sanyue, Princess Shisan and Su Wan'er quickly hid in a nearby tent to avoid the invasion of wind and rain.

In the tent, Qin Sanyue chatted with Princess Shisan and Su Waner. Qin Sanyue told Su Waner that the war between the Qing Dynasty and the Dzungar Khanate was very fierce. If the Tsering War failed, it would mean that no one could protect Princess Shisan. Su Waner had to think about where to go.

The best way is to go back to the Qing Dynasty with Qin Sanyue during the war. They were originally from the Qing Dynasty. Su Wan'er hesitated. Qin Sanyue persuaded her for a whole night, but Su Wan'er still couldn't make up her mind. She was not as straightforward as Princess Shisan. When Princess Shisan heard that she was going back to the Qing Dynasty, she was naturally happy. She kept muttering "Queen" and "Queen An", and she couldn't wait to return to the Qing Dynasty.

Qin Sanyue was surrounded by people from the enemy camp, and she did not allow Su Wan'er to think too long. Outside the tent, the wind and sand suddenly rose, and dust flew in her face. Princess Shisan went deep into the tent. She was hungry, so she grabbed the lamb leg on the table and started chewing it. She didn't know if there was too much salt, so she cursed outside the tent, blaming who had roasted the lamb leg and saying that the taste was not right. A middle-aged man wearing a white felt hat hurried in, knelt on the ground, and apologized repeatedly.

"Did you see that? Although we are in an enemy country here, they treat us well with good food and drink. Once we return to the Qing Dynasty, I wonder what awaits us?" Su Wan'er said to Qin Sanyue, her eyes full of struggle and hesitation. She said she just wanted to find a place to settle down. As for whether this place was the Qing Dynasty or the Dzungar Khanate, it didn't matter to her.

However, Qin Sanyue had another mission when she came to the Dzungar Khanate this time. She had to take Princess Shisan away. Her eyes fell on Su Wan'er, her eyes full of complicated emotions. Su Wan'er's resolute resistance and fierce eyes made her hesitant.

There seemed to be a tornado outside, with sand and rocks flying everywhere. This was a perfect opportunity to hide from the public. The whole city was filled with sand and everyone was looking for a hiding place, so they had no time to care about outsiders.

After a moment of hesitation, Qin Sanyue finally made up her mind. She rushed towards Su Wan'er, and her move was swift and decisive. She turned her palm into a sharp blade and hit Su Wan'er on the back of her neck, knocking her to the ground and knocking her unconscious. It was indeed a bit cruel to do it in front of Princess Shi San, but did she have any better choice? No! She came here with a mission. If she failed to complete the mission, she couldn't go back alone, otherwise she would be punished.

Then, Qin Sanyue turned around quickly and cast her eyes on Princess Shisan. She gently took Princess Shisan's hand and said softly, "Shisan, come with me, I will take you back to the palace to see the queen mother." When Princess Shisan heard this, a hint of surprise and expectation flashed in her eyes. She nodded and followed Qin Sanyue without hesitation.

Qin Sanyue knew that Princess Shisan had always longed to return to the palace and to her mother. She also knew that Su Wan'er would not cooperate with her actions, and she even wanted to take this opportunity to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and eliminate the Queen Mother. However, Qin Sanyue did not let these things affect her plan. She only wanted to complete her mission and bring Princess Shisan back to the palace safely.

In the wind and sand, Qin Sanyue held Princess Shisan's hand tightly and walked forward step by step. Although she knew that the road ahead was full of unknowns and dangers, she believed that as long as she walked forward firmly, she would be able to successfully complete her mission.

Qin Sanyue carefully hid Princess Shisan in the haystack of the carriage, surrounded by straw and grains, enough to cover her figure. She was uneasy, but full of confidence. Although this action was somewhat dangerous, it was worth taking the risk as long as she could be brought out of the Dzungar Khanate safely.

Fortunately, Qin Sanyue had Su Wan'er's pass token, which allowed them to pass through the border checkpoint without any obstacles. When the guards saw the token, they saluted and let them pass without questioning them too much. Qin Sanyue was secretly glad in her heart, and at the same time, she was more determined to bring Princess Shisan to the front line safely.

After a bumpy journey, Qin Sanyue and Princess Shisan finally arrived at the front line. Qin Sanyue looked around and saw flames of war and smoke everywhere. It was full of danger, but the more dangerous the place, the safer it was.

As it was getting dark, Qin Sanyue stopped the carriage by the roadside. She got off the carriage with Princess Shisan in her arms and came to an open area. She took out her bow and arrow, listened to the sound and identified the object, and aimed at a flying swallow. The arrow flew through the air and hit the flying swallow accurately. She walked over, picked up the flying swallow and handed it to Princess Shisan.

Princess Shisan happily took Feiyan, then hung the swallow over the fire and roasted it until it was fragrant and juicy. The two of them had a delicious meal.

As night fell, Qin Sanyue put Princess Shisan back into the carriage and continued to drive the carriage towards the front line. Along the way, she was very cautious. The flag of the Qing Dynasty was flying on the carriage, and she was supported by Qing soldiers all the way. Her whole heart was on Princess Shisan, and she was always guarding her safety.

At this time, Tsering and the army of Emperor Wang Xuanling were fighting fiercely. The soldiers of both sides were like tigers descending from the mountains, fighting back and forth, and the sharp sound of metal collisions was heard. The battlefield was dusty and filled with the smell of blood. Countless dead and wounded soldiers fell in a pool of blood, which was unbearable to watch.

At this moment, a black horse appeared like a flash of lightning in the sight of the battlefield where the two armies were fighting. The horse was tall, its four hooves were like iron, and its black mane gleamed coldly in the sun. It galloped over like an unstoppable force, making people hold their breath involuntarily.