On our wedding night, my husband changed!

Kong Bo's subconscious inquiry made Yan Zhuo's eyebrows relax, and her mind became a little confused. She suppressed the messy scenes in her heart, and soon returned to her former cold appearance.

He won't have anyone he likes.

Looking at the path of Emperor Chenyuan, Yanzhuo felt that it was better to be alone, with no one in his heart and less worries.

He wasn't sure he had the courage.

"This is not my problem. It's just that you are a little different from before. You seem to have become a little more humane. You may not know that you were really unlovable before!"

"It's just my silly sister! I'll hang myself from a tree, and I'll be obsessed with you until my death."

"Actually, what I want to ask is that tens of thousands of years have passed, our identities have changed, and everything around us has changed. Did you really not like Kong Ling at all back then? If it were your current identity, would you still refuse? Her?"

"Kong Ling died with regret, which is also a regret that I, a brother, have had for tens of thousands of years."

"Before she died, why couldn't you lie to her? It was just a word..."

To be honest, no matter what happens, Kong Bo doesn't think that Yan Zhuo will really have any feelings for Kong Ling?

Even just a little bit, maybe there will be less regrets.

"I thought I made it very clear back then. I have no feelings. The saint looked at me differently, but I couldn't return the same feelings. Forgive me for not deceiving myself, let alone her."

"Besides, I think I have done nothing wrong. I have always been upright and upright in my life. I cannot deceive a woman. This is not what a man would do."

"I've been staying for a long time. I guess my answer didn't satisfy you. I won't force you. I will find another way to deal with the elixir."

"I didn't know that you still regret this matter in your heart. I will never step into the land of the medical clan in the future, so as not to make you feel uncomfortable, please say goodbye!"

Yanzhuo put down the tea cup, stood up and left. Maybe it was because he was really emotionally lost. He had really forgotten about such a thing, but he didn't expect that the other party had remembered it for tens of thousands of years.

Yanzhuo is not a person who doesn't know how to measure things, he just reacts slowly to some things.

"Then why did you save me back then? It wasn't because of my little sister that you felt guilty. Otherwise, why did you spend thousands of years cultivating to save me? Apart from that, you and I have no intersection!"

Kong Bo stood up and stopped Yanzhuo who was about to leave. This matter really bothered him for a long time, and it was more out of reluctance for his little sister.

If she cared so much about her family, why couldn't she agree to it back then? Why was there such a tragedy later?

Doesn't he feel uncomfortable at all?

"Back then, Emperor Chen Yuan was framed when he was reincarnated and suffered from a stubborn illness. I thought that with your superb medical skills, you would be able to make the Emperor live a hundred years without any worries, so I saved you."

"If it weren't for the fact that you are the most promising member of the medical clan, I wouldn't care about you."

"It's just that later I underestimated Emperor Chen Yuan's self-healing ability. He was fine at all. I had nothing to worry about. Naturally, I didn't go to you, so I didn't tell you this. You really are overthinking it."

Speaking of this, Yan Zhuo still remembered the stupid things he had done. Not everyone could use the power of Emperor Chen Yuan.

"You...you like Emperor Chen Yuan?"

Hearing such a mistake, Kong Bo no longer knew what words to use to explain his feelings. He remembered the kindness and necessary news for many years, and even helped Xiang Zhuo pass it on, but the result was this?

So what he said when he opened his mouth was shocking. Could it be that the gender that Yanzhuo likes is different?

Thinking about how much he cared about Emperor Chen Yuan, Kong Bo felt that he had come to the truth.