Quickly travel: The paranoid boss behind the Shura field has become sickly

In the second floor of Chilan Pavilion, a man wearing a Garo-colored robe sat on a chair. He was shaking the folding fan in his hand and watching the performance of the dancers on the stage with an expressionless expression.

He wears a white jade crown on his head. The white jade is warm in color, and one can tell at a glance that he is either rich or noble.

After the man enjoyed the dance performance, he originally planned to have a cup of tea and leave, but unexpectedly, Kan Wenyi, the owner of Chilan Pavilion, came to visit in person.

Kan Wenyi was wearing a rouge-colored robe, and his long black hair was spread behind him. He walked up to the man with the white jade crown and saluted, and said: "His Majesty, I am Kan Wenyi, the boss of Chilan Pavilion. I didn't know that His Majesty came to our store. I am blind, I hope that I will forgive you."

"It's okay, I'm just here to hang out, you don't have to be formal."

"Next time you come to the Crown Prince's residence, please let me know in advance. I can help you clear the place in advance so as not to ruin your enjoyment."

"No need, I am just the heir apparent of the General's Palace, under the emperor's feet, how can I have such a grand appearance."

Kan Wenyi immediately pretended to be frightened and said, "I didn't think carefully enough. If I hadn't been reminded by the Crown Prince, I might have angered you again."

"I'm tired today, so I won't talk to Boss Kan anymore. I hope Boss Kan can share a drink with me next time we meet."

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty, I am sorry. I will be waiting for Your Majesty's return in our store with fine wine."

After Kan Wenyi sent the prince out of the gate of Chilan Pavilion, he did not turn around and leave immediately, but watched the prince's carriage go away. At this time, the boy in his shop saw this and asked him curiously: "Boss, what are you doing?" The prince has gone far away, why are you still watching?"

Kan Wenyi didn't say anything, just looked at it like that. Even though the shadows of the carriage and horse were no longer visible, he still stood where he was.

"Boss, this prince's body is weak, and his already fair face looks even paler. Boss, tell me, this prince is so good, why is God so cruel, letting him suffer from illnesses since childhood? If this continues, I'm afraid the prince will …”

When the young man said this, Kan Wenyi immediately looked at the young man. His eyes were like sharp blades, which scared the young man into shutting up immediately.

Kan Wenyi warned sternly: "Is your prince worthy of discussion?"

The boy immediately knelt down and said, "Boss... I'm the one who talks too much. I won't dare to do that next time."

Kan Wenyi turned around and walked back to his courtyard, ignoring the boy.

……

In the carriage, An Ting sat leaning against the soft cushions, coughing from time to time.

An Ting looked at the door curtain of the carriage and suddenly recalled the information about the complainant that System 198 showed him before.

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The complainant's name is Gu Anting, and he is the legitimate son of the General's Mansion. Gu Anting's mother passed away when he was a child, and the General did not remarry, so Gu Anting became the only legitimate son of the General's Mansion.

With such a distinguished status, the general's concubine Yingsi naturally couldn't keep Gu Anting for the sake of her own child, so she secretly added some "stuff" to his meals when he was a child. Over time, Gu Anting's health deteriorated day by day, and it was finally found out By then the poison had penetrated into the internal organs, and there was no way to recover.

After the death of the real Gu Anting, the general became ill due to longing for him, and finally dragged his ailing body to the battlefield, and died soon after.

As soon as the general died, the family business naturally fell into the hands of his concubine Gu Huai. Gu Huai was uneducated and domineering, which soon aroused the dissatisfaction of the important officials in the court. In the end, the Gu family fell into decline because of Gu Huai's family fortune.