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Chapter 260: Legend of Zhen Huan - Yun Li 06

The chaos in Bitong Academy had no impact on Qichun Garden.

The Queen Mother was not feeling well, and Prince Guo and Zhu Xi did not tell her about Zhen Huan falling into the water. Prince Guo played a song for her as usual to cheer her up.

When the song was over, the Queen Mother saw the flute in Yunli's hand and asked curiously, "I remember that the flute in your hand didn't look like this originally, right?"

Yun Li smiled faintly and said, "The flute has been with me for a long time, and it has some damage on the surface. I repaired it and put it in the warehouse. I don't plan to wear it anymore."

The Queen Mother nodded and said with emotion: "Yes, this thing will easily break down if used for a long time. Nothing can escape this."

Prince Guo and Zhuxi looked at each other, and changed the topic in unison, making the empress dowager smile again.

After coming out of Qichun Garden, Yunli walked to the hunting ground. Looking at everything familiar, Yunli began to recall the time when he shot two pigeons with one arrow here.

Thinking about it now, I was really a little too proud of myself at that time.

How could she show off her edge in front of the emperor and bring up the emperor's sad memories?

When the late emperor was still alive, he had always been very fond of both mother and son.

His riding and archery were all taught by the late emperor himself.

That's because the emperor was not valued by the previous emperor, nor was he loved by his biological mother. He can be said to be a poor little boy who is neither loved by his father nor his mother.

Even without the appearance of Zhen Huan later, he would still be suspected by the emperor.

The Emperor is now worried about Zhen Huan's affairs and has no time to come to the hunting ground to compete in archery with Yun Li.

Yunli had some time to have some fun in the hunting ground.

Of course, he also controls his own strength.

Yunli knew that there were spies arranged by the emperor watching him, and he could not relax for a moment.

When Yunli came back after a walk, A Jin hurriedly stepped forward and told him that Zhen Huan was under house arrest today.

Yunli looked at Ajin with some surprise.

"Something happened to the woman in the emperor's backyard. What do you have to tell me?"

Ah Jin was stumped by the question and continued, "Didn't you like to hear about the intrigues in the emperor's backyard?"

Yunli almost slipped. He looked back at A Jin uncomfortably and said seriously, "From now on, don't tell me about the concubines in the harem."

A Jin looked at Prince Guo with a serious expression and nodded.

Yunli returned to the yard, sat down and took a sip of tea, then calmed down and pondered for a while. Suddenly, he took out his purse and took out the paper-cut of Zhen Huan's small portrait.

He almost forgot he had this thing.

He took one look and crumpled the paper cutting into pieces.

This time, he won't leave any room for error.

This time, Zhen Huan was under house arrest, and Yun Li had no intention of staying in the Old Summer Palace.

After resigning from the emperor, he went to travel to a place further south.

Before leaving, he promised the Queen Mother that he would bring her some local specialties when he returned to see her.

After Yunli left, the Queen Mother became a little depressed.

Seeing this, the emperor standing by couldn't help but turn his Buddhist beads a few times. He looked at the seventeenth old man's departing back, with a dark look in his eyes.

Thinking of what he had told Yunli before he left, the Buddhist beads in his hand turned a few more times.

Yunli went south this time with a mission.

The remaining forces of the Eight Kings Party bribed talented scholars from Jiangnan to write poems that said the emperor was unworthy of his position.

The emperor was furious when he found out, but he could do nothing about those talented men. This time he asked Yunli to go to the south of the Yangtze River to meet with those talented men, hoping to find a way to break up their group.

Yunli knew that the Eighth Prince was doomed, and now these little actions were just to disgust the Emperor.

When Yunli arrived in Jiangnan, he was not in a hurry to complete his mission, but instead began to travel around the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan.

The emperor would stay in the Old Summer Palace for several months, so he had plenty of time to complete his task.

Of course, he couldn't go back too late, lest the emperor think he was not doing his job carefully.

Yunli only brought A Jin with him as his servant. At this time, his temperament was very different from that of a royal child. He did have some of the elegance of a scholar.

Just as he was gradually getting to know several talented people from the south of the Yangtze River, he met an unexpected person in a teahouse.

Meng Jingxian dressed as a man.

A hint of surprise flashed across Meng Jingxian's eyes at this moment.

The first reaction of both of them when they saw the place was: Why is he (she) here?

Yunli didn't know why Meng Jingxian, who was supposed to be in the capital, was in this small town in Jiangnan, but he did not recognize Meng Jingxian.

They didn't know each other at this time, so it would be a bit awkward for them to recognize each other rashly.

Yunli glanced at Meng Jingxian and turned away.

Meng Jingxian stood there and watched Yunli go away, wondering: Wasn't Prince Guo flirting with Zhen Huan in the Old Summer Palace? Why did he come to Jiangnan?

What bad luck! If she had known he was coming, she would not have come.

After finally glaring at Prince Guo’s back, Meng Jingxian turned around to look for someone.

Yunli met Meng Jingxian and couldn't help but be curious, so he asked A Jin to find out the whereabouts of the guests who stayed overnight in the teahouse.

A Jin had never met Meng Jingxian, so he didn't know which guest Prince Guo wanted to check on.

He asked, "Master, who are you looking for?"

Prince Guo glanced at A Jin, who had a confused look in his eyes, and thought to himself: Meng Jingxian's true identity cannot be told to A Jin.

He first looked around, then pointed at several books on the table. Most of them were articles that spoke ill of the emperor. They were the articles that Yunli had sent people to collect these days.

Yun Li looked at the books, thought for a while, and said, "The teahouse should have the residence information of those talented people. Go check the whereabouts of all of them. Remember, check everyone."

A Jin took the order and arranged for someone to investigate in the afternoon.

Meng Jingxian returned to her room and thought about Prince Guo whom she met today. She was sharp enough to notice the surprise in Prince Guo's eyes.

She asked with some doubt: "The current Prince Guo should not recognize me, right? Why do I feel like Prince Guo knows me?"

She thought about it and felt that there was something wrong with the Prince Guo she met. Could it be that this person was reborn like herself?

The time in the picture book was reset, giving her new choices. This time, she would not have any contact with Prince Guo. When rumors spread in the capital that she would not marry anyone else but Prince Guo, she decisively sought her father's consent and cleared her name.

Prince Guo is a playboy, whoever wants him can have him, but she doesn't want him.

"Ah-chu!" Yunli, who was reading a book of poetry, suddenly sneezed.

When A Jin came in to report, he saw Prince Guo sneezing and thought that Prince Guo was not feeling well after coming to Jiangnan.

He hurried forward to help Prince Guo, and asked with concern: "Master, are you okay?"

Yunli waved his hand, telling Ah Jin not to support him. He looked at the scroll in Ah Jin's hand and said, "Did you find it?"

A Jin nodded, opened the scroll, and after flipping through it for a few times, he saw Meng Da's name. His intuition told him that this person named Meng Da was most likely Meng Jingxian.