Transmigrated to become the Tyrant’s Male Concubine

Chapter 110.2

Translator – Xiao He Lian

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Chapter 110.2

The light in the room seemed to have been deliberately blocked and the room was dim but it still stimulated Wen Chi to close his eyes subconsciously.

Physiological tears welled up in my eyes.

After he finally got used to the light in front of him, the blurred vision through a layer of watery mist gradually became clear. Then he finally saw clearly the heads protruding and staring at him.

Those heads blinked and their bewildered expressions suddenly became one of surprise and joy.

Ruo Tao: “Young Master, you’re awake.”

Ruo Fang: “Young Master, you are awake!”

Xiao Shuanzi: “Young Master Wen, you are awake.”

For a moment, Wen Chi thought he had transmigrated again, why did Xiao Shuanzi even come?

But they shouted “young master” left and right, which really gave Wen Chi a headache.

Wen Chi wanted to rub his temples but found that his hands had no strength, so he had no choice but to give up. He opened his mouth and struggled to speak out in a hoarse voice.

Ruo Fang, who was closest to him, hurried over and said nervously, “Do you want some water, Young Master?”

Wen Chi shook his head very lightly and finally squeezed out two words: “Shi Ye.”

Ruo Fang froze, momentarily speechless.

On the contrary, Xiao Shuanzi was clever and quickly replied: “Young Master Wen, His Royal Highness still has something important to do, so it is inconvenient to stay here for a long time. After Young Master Wen recovers, we will take you back to the palace.”

Even though Wen Chi had already guessed that when he would get this answer, he was still overwhelmed by the endless tide of loss at the moment.

Ruo Tao seemed to have sensed Wen Chi’s emotions and comforted him softly: “Young Master, rest well, it’s important to take good care of your body. This servant girl will go get you some water.”

Wen Chi lay on the bed for another two days before he could get off the bed.

This serious injury left him with sequelae. His limbs were often sore and weak, and at first he could barely even walk.

But then again—

Wen Chi sat down on a chair and rubbed his legs; he could feel them, and they hadn’t been amputated.

But when he was half awake, he clearly heard a doctor say that his legs were frozen and needed to be amputated.

Could it be that he heard wrong?

He thought for a while and asked Ruo Fang to call over the two maids who had been taking care of him before.

He asked out the doubts in his heart.

The two servant girls were at a loss when they heard the words.

In fact, they didn’t understand why Wen Chi’s legs suddenly improved. Not long ago, the doctor brought someone over to amputate the young master’s broken legs. Unexpectedly, the young master’s legs suddenly became conscious again. At that time, everyone present was surprised and even the doctor didn’t know the reason. They could only consider the young master to be blessed by the heavens.

Wen Chi asked for a long time, but didn’t find out why, so he let the two confused maids go.

But he had a vague guess in his heart.

Who else in the world could heal his legs, except for Shi Ye, whom the Hua family called a human panacea?

He just didn’t know what price Shi Ye had paid to get to this point.

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Wen Chi stayed here for a few days before learning from Ruo Fang and Ruo Tao that they were living in an ordinary house at the foot of Xuejing Mountain. However it was not exactly ordinary because the head of the family was a distant relative of Lord Yin.

But these people didn’t seem to know his and Shi Ye’s identities.

Because one afternoon, Wen Chi accidentally ran into two young servants sitting on the edge of the corridor chatting and they were talking about the matter on Xuejing Mountain.

It wasn’t until Wen Chi walked behind them that they suddenly noticed Wen Chi’s existence. Both of them were taken aback by surprise, so they quickly shut their mouths.

Wen Chi sat next to one of them and asked directly, “What happened to the Hua family?”

The two servants were very surprised when they heard what he said: “Young Master, do you know the Hua family?”

Wen Chi said: “The Hua family is famous all over the world, how could I not know the Hua family?”

The servant boy came to his senses and hurriedly said: “No, no, what the slave means is the Hua family on the mountain…”

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Speaking of this, the boy realized that he had slipped his mouth again, so he quickly closed his mouth, as if he wanted to sew his mouth shut.

Wen Chi had no choice but to put it another way: “Did something happen on Xuejing Mountain?”

The two servants suddenly realized that Wen Chi might know something but they didn’t want to tell him too much incase they got into trouble. They didn’t want to get angry, so they didn’t want to tell Wen Chi too much. So they looked at each other twice and finally said vaguely, “Young Master, there was a big incident on that mountain, and many people died.

“Yeah, I heard that it’s turned into a purgatory up there. It’s a big issue, I guess the capital has also got the news.”

The two young men said a few more words, then hurried away.

Wen Chi couldn’t stay any longer, he returned to the courtyard where he was temporarily staying as quickly as possible and found Xiao Shuanzi who was idling.

“Xiao Shuanzi!” Wen Chi said anxiously, “I want to go back to the palace.”