After rebirth, the empress was spoiled by the emperor's uncle like a little girl

After destroying the Chuhe Restaurant, the task of tracking down clues about the great thief Lei Gong and capturing Xin Niang was handed over to Gu Qijue.

Therefore, A Bao thought that Gu Qijue came here to find clues about the great thief Lei Gong.

She put on the jade whistle again and put away the secret scroll.

Everything was normal, so A Bao said seriously, "Please let Commander Gu in."

The door opened, and Gu Qijue was surprised for a moment when he stepped into Zhaoshi.

Apparently, he had not expected that King Feng Ran would be in the princess's Zhaoshi so early in the morning.

And A Bao took a step forward and stood in front of Xuanyuan Fengran, "What's the matter?"

Gu Qijue restrained his expression, "Pei Cejun was abducted by Xin Niang."

When Po heard the news, he was confused and asked, "Yeah?"

Pei Guichen had not returned all night, which was enough for her to punish him severely. Originally, she was quite looking forward to the explanation that Pei Guichen would make up after returning to the palace.

But unexpectedly, Pei Guichen was abducted by Xin Niang.

On second thought, A Bao began to doubt again: With Xin Niang's martial arts skills, could she kidnap Pei Guichen?

In this world, Pei Guichen's swordsmanship is on par with Xuanyuan Fengran.

And she still remembered that yesterday in the backyard of Chuhe Restaurant, Xuanyuan Fengran cut off Xin Niang's viper whip with just one sword.

She also suspected that it was Xin Niang's accomplices who kidnapped Pei Guichen.

But if Pei Guichen really wanted to stop them, he could use the sword in his right hand to stop those evil villains.

No matter what, there is always something a little weird about this matter.

"Where is the evidence?" A Bao asked coldly.

"Half an hour ago, a mysterious person shot an arrow at the West Prison stone pillar, and the arrow carried this blood letter."

Upon hearing this, A Bao noticed the blood letter and feather arrow in Gu Qijue's hand.

She took the blood letter handed to her by Gu Qijue.

The blood letter is Xin Niang's autobiography.

Xin Niang blamed Abao for the death of Shopkeeper Tao and the two children of the Tao family.

Xin Niang kidnapped Pei Guichen in order to take revenge on Abao.

Because some time ago, everyone in the imperial capital knew that Princess Diyang cared most about her savior Pei Guichen.

At the same time, in the blood letter, Xin Niang predicted the date of Pei Guichen's death.

At 3:15 p.m. tomorrow, we will return to Yanting.

A Bao clenched the blood letter, furious.

Although she hated Pei Guichen, she wished she could get a tablet for him right away and wait until one quarter past three tomorrow afternoon to give him a grand funeral.

However, at this point, it no longer mattered whether the person who was abducted was Pei Guichen, Zhao Guichen, or Li Guichen.

Instead, the person who was abducted was the concubine of the Eastern Palace.

Today, Xin Niang dared to kidnap Pei Guichen, the concubine of the Eastern Palace. What if another evil thief came tomorrow and kidnapped Zhao Chuance, the concubine of the Eastern Palace? Or even Xie Wuai, the ostensible master of the Eastern Palace?

Do you really think that Xuanyuan Diyang is a vegetarian?

A Bao found Xie Wuai, clutching the blood letter and feather sword, and hurriedly ran to Guiyan Pavilion.

Guiyan Pavilion is built on the Min Bridge, and under the bridge is the Min River that flows day and night.

Both the pavilion and the bridge are hundreds of years old and have weathered many storms.

According to word of mouth among the people of the imperial capital, hundreds of years ago, there was a girl named Yan who was waiting on a bridge for her lover who was going to the frontier. Later, her lover died on the battlefield. After receiving the news, Yan Niang jumped into the river immediately.

Soon the river was covered with white mist and there were endless cries of pain.

After half a month, when the white fog dissipated, a Guiyan Bridge appeared above the Minqiao Bridge.

Since then, scholars and writers have often come here for spring outings, reciting poems and painting.

Abao stood in the Guiyan Pavilion.

Today is a clear, sunny day with a gentle breeze, perfect for an outing.

The scholar in blue was telling a rich young lady the origin of Guiyan Bridge. His words were witty and humorous, and often made the rich young lady laugh softly with her hands covering her lips.

Looking at the Min River again, there are many cruise ships and pleasure boats traveling back and forth, and the sounds of orchestral music are melodious and lingering.