Traveling through the system: not being a female supporting role

Chapter 216 The Sword in the Hand of the Lover ([-])

In the end, she denied it one by one.

In a few breaths, many thoughts flashed through the Queen Mother's mind.

She thought of Fei Lanyan's identity.

Although Fei Lanyan is not of Qi State's royal blood, she is the jewel in the palm of Qi State's Prime Minister Fei Weiyuan, and the prime minister and his wife love her like a jewel.

Fei Weiyuan was quite trusted and used by the emperor of the Qi state. If he knew that his daughter had encountered an accident in the Yan state within a year or two of marriage, he would feel resentful, and if he said a few words in front of the emperor, it would cause a rift between Yan and Qi. This is not good for the country of Yan!
Could it be that the purpose of the people behind these plots is to drive apart the alliance between Yan and Qi? !
Now is the critical period to deal with Fuyu, the Alliance must not have any accidents, otherwise the previous efforts will be in vain, and a painful price will be paid!
"No matter who is behind this, the news about the accident to the Princess Regent must not be spread out!" The Queen Mother's eyes flashed coldly.

No matter who it is, don't even think about destroying the alliance!
[Rules of Heaven and Earth: No, in fact, this seat is just maintaining the plot. 】

The other three people all understood what the Queen Mother meant. They had all heard of Fei Lanyan's wedding at this critical period.

As the bond of marriage between Yan and Qi, the people place high hopes on her. If the people of Qi state know that she has encountered an accident, it is likely to arouse the dissatisfaction of the people of Qi state.

"We must find her as soon as possible." The queen mother's voice implied concern. Apart from involving state affairs, she was also really worried about Fei Lanyan's safety.

Wan Tengming woke up in the middle of the night, the queen mother and the emperor had already returned to the palace, after Lan Ziwen checked his pulse, he finally felt relieved:
"Remember to heal your wounds well, and you will be fully healed in a few days."

Wan Tengming sat up with his body propped up, pressing his left thumb and middle finger on his temples on both sides.

He felt a headache.

Lan Ziwen looked at Wan Qiming and hesitated to speak.

Feilanyan's accident was true, no matter what he said, it would irritate him.

Lan Ziwen hadn't figured out how to speak, but Wan Chengming looked at his hesitation and spoke first: "Say what you have to say."

Wan Chengming leaned on the mat, using his internal energy to check his physical condition.

Not great, but not too bad either.

"I haven't found her yet." Lan Ziwen still said it.

Even if he doesn't say it now, Wan Chengming will know it later.

"Calm down," Lan Ziwen thought that Wan Chengming was going crazy again because of his words, seeing Wan Chengming look up at him, so he quickly persuaded him.

Wan Chengming's injuries were still not healed, and he couldn't bear to be furious again.

"The words she said before she jumped off the cliff were not from her original intention. She was obviously controlled by someone."

Lan Ziwen told Wan Chengming all the strange things about Fei Lanyan at that time, but he didn't expect Wan Chengming's reaction to be completely beyond his expectation.

There was no great compassion, no great anger, and no worries about Fei Lanyan's life.

"That's it?" Wan Qi Ming's voice and expression were both cold, as if after this serious injury, he had transformed back into the Wan Qi Ming he was before he met Fei Lanyan.

Everything made no waves in his heart.

"If you can't find it, don't look for it." Wan Qiming said calmly without even raising his eyelids.

A marriage chess piece, if it dies, it dies, what is there to look for?

Lan Ziwen was stunned by Wan Chengming's indifferent reaction. He looked at Wan Chengming, trying to find signs of his pretending to be calm from his indifferent reaction.

But, not pretending.

Wanqi Ming's calmness is true, and so is his indifference.

(End of this chapter)