After Prince Guo was reborn, Zhen Huan became invincible

After hearing this, Prince Guo hurriedly replied: "Your Majesty, you are too kind! What I want most is to be an idle prince. After the rebellion in Qinghai is quelled, I can recite poems and paint, travel around, or play chess with you, Your Majesty!"

Prince Guo deliberately emphasized that what he most wanted to do was to be a leisurely prince, in order to make the emperor put aside his suspicion and believe that he had no other ambitions.

The emperor nodded with satisfaction and said, "Yes, my good seventeenth brother, I understand. However, there is something urgent that I need you to do."

"My Lady Wan has been pregnant with the Dragonborn for more than eight months. It seems that it is time to bring her back to the palace. However, I am really worried about her, so I want to send you to personally welcome her back to the palace. What do you think?"

Upon hearing this, Prince Guo immediately cupped his hands and said, "Don't worry, my royal brother! I will definitely fulfill my mission and escort Lady Wan back to the palace safely!"

After Prince Guo left the Palace of Tranquil Longevity, the Emperor looked at Prince Guo with complicated eyes and fell into deep thought. After all, he still didn't trust anyone.

The next day, after Prince Guo had arranged everything, he set out with his own guards. Among the guards were dozens of soldiers from his private army camp. All of them were well-trained and had great martial arts skills, and were better at fighting than the guards of the prince's palace.

Everything went smoothly on the way to Baolian Monastery. Prince Guo did not stay for a moment on the way, except when he was really tired from the journey. He took a rest at the post station and then continued on his way.

In less than ten days, Prince Guo arrived at Baolian Monastery.

Half an hour ago, Zhen Huan heard Prince Guo's message from the Wanli Sound Transmission Stone, saying that he would arrive at Baolian Temple in half an hour and he was coming to pick her up.

Zhen Huan was extremely happy. She hadn't seen Prince Guo for more than three months, although the two could hear each other's voices through the Wanli Sound Transmission Stone.

But it is not as good as meeting in person. It is really torturous to just hear the voice but not be able to meet or hug.

At this time, Zhen Huan was supported by Liuzhu and Cui Jinxi, and Ru Yue (Shen Meizhuang) and Wen Shichu were standing at the gate of Baolian Temple hugging each other. Standing behind Zhen Huan were Caiyue, Nanny Fangruo, and Xiao Yunzi.

Not long after, a group of people were seen in the distance heading towards Po Lin Monastery.

Prince Guo was riding a white horse and wearing a gorgeous brown robe. When he pulled the reins and the horse raised its front hooves, his posture looked even more agile.

After not seeing each other for a few days, Prince Guo's originally fair skin had turned wheat-colored, perhaps due to the wind and sun on the battlefield. Zhen Huan couldn't help but feel a little sorry for Prince Guo.

At this moment, Prince Guo's eyes were full of Zhen Huan, and he quickly jumped off the horse. The guards of the Prince's Palace who followed him also got off the carriage.

Prince Guo and his personal guards bowed respectfully and said, "Your humble servant greets the noble lady Wan."

Zhen Huan already knew why Prince Guo bowed in that way. Obviously, everyone around him was his own people, except Nanny Fang Ruo, who didn't know that the Xiao Guo before was Prince Guo.

After Xiaoguo (Prince Guo) returned to Beijing that day, Zhen Huan found an excuse that Xiaoguo had found his relatives, and left Baolian Temple, planning to reunite with her family.

Since it was Zhen Huan who said it, Nanny Fangruo did not question it.

There was another reason why Prince Guo saluted, and that was that as soon as they left the capital, they found someone following them all the way. This person hid himself very well, which showed that he was very skilled.

Prince Guo almost didn't realize that someone was following him. Fortunately, the system told him that the emperor had sent a blood-dropping dart to follow him.

Prince Guo recalled that in his previous life, it was this Blood Droplet who did many things for his elder brother in private. This organization called Blood Droplet was a very powerful existence.

Since he was sent by the emperor's brother, the emperor must have been suspicious of him. Now is not the perfect opportunity to get rid of the Flying Guillotine, so why not take advantage of it to dispel the emperor's brother's suspicion of him.

Zhen Huan looked at Yun Li, whom she had been thinking about day and night, and he finally came. She almost couldn't help crying for joy, and her eyes were slightly moist.

Her voice was gentle, with a hint of reproach in her tone, "Excuse me, did the emperor send you to take me back to the palace?"

Prince Guo stood up, looked up at Zhen Huan, and raised his eyebrows involuntarily. Seeing Zhen Huan's plump and rosy face, he felt relieved. He had been worried that Zhen Huan was not living well in Baolian Temple.

Prince Guo's original plan was to set up a trap to get the Emperor to release Zhen Huan from the palace, and then he could find a way to take Zhen Huan to travel around and spend some sweet and loving time with her.

However, he did not expect that the rebellion of Lobsang Danjin in Qinghai would be brought forward, so he had to return to Beijing early.

Despite this, this trip out of the palace was worth it. Along the way, he took Zhen Huan to see many beautiful sights, eat many delicacies he had never tasted before, and also had some sweet and beautiful memories of the two of them. The relationship between him and Zhen Huan became even stronger.

Prince Guo replied respectfully, "Your Excellency Wan, the Emperor has specially ordered me to escort you back to the palace as he is thinking about your upcoming birth date."

At this moment, the Blood Guillotine, who was hiding very secretly not far away, witnessed that everything in front of him was normal and did not notice anything unusual.

At this time, Zhen Huan said to Madam Fangruo, "Madam Fangruo, please help me and Jinxi to pack my luggage. We will leave for Beijing this afternoon."

"I obey your command!" Nanny Fangruo felt that everything was normal. Liuzhu was Zhen Huan's personal maid and needed to serve Zhen Huan all the time. Xiaoguo, who used to serve Zhen Huan, was no longer around. Only she could help Jinxi clean up.

At the same time, Zhen Huan gave Cui Jinxi a look, and Cui Jinxi understood, so Cui Jinxi took Nanny Fangruo and walked towards Zhen Huan's room.

After Nanny Fangruo left, Ah Jin trotted out of the Baolian Temple and bowed respectfully, saying:

"I am here to see you, Your Majesty. I immediately rushed here from Qingliang Terrace upon receiving your order. I just arrived at Baolian Temple two days ago."

"Well, no need to be polite. Just go and see if Lady Wan and her maids need any help moving. I'll leave the physical work to you."

Prince Guo was talking to A Jin, but his eyes were fixed on Zhen Huan and he was reluctant to look away.

The Blood-Guillotined Man, who was hiding in a secret place, had no way of seeing the expression on Prince Guo's face, because Prince Guo was facing Zhen Huan inside the Baolian Temple with her back to him.

However, he still heard clearly the conversation between Prince Guo, Zhen Huan, A Jin and others.

He knew very well that A Jin was Prince Guo's personal attendant and would not leave Prince Guo for a long time without special circumstances.

When A Jin just came out of Po Lin Monastery, the Flying Guillotine had already begun to guess why A Jin appeared in Po Lin Monastery.

But just now he heard A Jin say that he came from Qingliangtai and had just arrived at Baolian Temple two days ago. The Foul-Eyed Man instantly dispelled his doubts. He just thought that Prince Guo should have asked A Jin to go to Qingliangtai to do other things, and he did not think of anything bad.

However, the Flying Guillotine would never fail to know that the scene before him was actually performed for him by Prince Guo and his men.

Since the guards were all men, it was not convenient for them to rush into the Baolian Temple, so Prince Guo only brought two guards with him, and A Jin followed on his right.