Forced to lie down after wearing cannon fodder [Quick Transmigration]

"You're awake!"

As soon as Wen Chu opened his eyes, he saw a round and immature face, looking at him with bright eyes.

Not knowing whether it was disappointment or something, he stared at the person in front of him for a few seconds, and after confirming that it was really not Ji Hanyan, he slowly sat up.

He wasn't ready to fall asleep at the time, and felt that it was impossible to fall asleep in such pain, but after the surroundings gradually became quiet, he gradually became sleepy leaning against the person's arms.

Now that he has returned to Shizi Mansion, he has not woken up from the bumpy road.

The quilt on his body was very thick, and he didn't feel cold, and the biting itchiness and pain subsided.He clenched his hands, but fortunately he was able to use his strength.

"The prince gave you the antidote last night." said the boy next to him.

"So fast," Wen Chu smiled, and asked, "Where are the others?"

"The emperor called him early this morning," said the boy, turning around and going out. "It's noon now, and he should be back. I'll call him."

Thinking of what happened at night, Wen Chu didn't know how to face Ji Hanyan, blushed and hurriedly grabbed the servant's hand: "No need, he's so busy, don't waste his time with such trivial things."

Hearing this, the boy suddenly moved closer, with a very serious expression on his immature face, and an expression that I understood very well. He lowered his voice and said, "The son came in with you in his arms, and his movements were very careful. Young master, I am here I've worked here for so many years, and I've never seen Shizi's expression like that." He tilted his head and thought for a while, then made random gestures with his hands, "That's the kind..."

He scratched his head, didn't know how to express it, but still said firmly: "So it's not a trivial matter for you to wake up."

Wen Chu listened expressionlessly, not knowing whether he should feel sorry for the fact that Ji Hanyan came in with him in his arms, or the fact that Ji Hanyan was holding him and being seen by the whole house.

"It's neither a small matter nor a big one," Wen Chu sighed, "Let's talk about it when he finishes his work."

The boy was very foolish, and nodded obediently: "Then I'll get you some food."

As soon as this person walked to the door, it was a coincidence that Wen Chu heard a clear and resounding "Master Shizi".

Before the words fell down, Wen Chu "thumped" and lay flat on the bed, and tucked himself into the quilt whole.

Thinking back on what happened last night, Wen Chu really wanted to slap himself hard, he wanted to be hugged and warmed, how could he act like a guard, is it so difficult to hold on to it?

What a shame, a shame.

Every time the footsteps got closer, Wen Chu's heart beat faster, and the scene that happened at that time became clearer in his mind.

When the footsteps stopped, Wen Chu's heart just missed a beat.

"Are you awake?" Ji Hanyan asked.

Wake up, wake up, wake up!

Ji Hanyan didn't hear a reply, and glanced at the person who piled himself up like a mountain bag on the bed, but didn't move.

Wen Chu originally had his back facing him, even though he was covered by a thick quilt, he still felt like a light was on his back, and his hairs were almost standing on end.

Finally, there was a sound behind him, the sound of cloth rubbing against each other, and then the quilt was pulled away, and a gust of cold wind suddenly poured in, and before he could feel the coolness, it was tightly blocked.

The back pressed against the chest again, this feeling made Wen Chu feel familiar and ashamed, awkward and uneasy, and a little bit embarrassed.

After a while, a pair of hands reached out, hesitantly and cautiously, and wrapped around Wen Chu's waist.

Wen Chu couldn't pretend anymore, gritted his teeth and said, "I'm still awake!"

Ji Hanyan leaned close to him, and smiled softly: "I know." After taking a breath, it swept over Wen Chu's neck, with an intoxicating breath and the aroma of wine.

Wen Chu didn't care about this person's movements, turned around slightly and asked, "Are you...drinking?"

"I was called by the emperor just now," Ji Hanyan didn't answer him, "I couldn't accompany you."

"Why drink?" The two said to each other.

"The emperor invited me to drink," Ji Hanyan was still so stubborn, "I have to save face."

Wen Chu paused for a while and asked, "What did he say? Is there any punishment?"

Ji Hanyan didn't speak, after a while he turned the frowning Wen Chu over and faced him.

Wen Chu didn't look at him, with a guilty expression on his face.

"I'm back now, haven't I?" Ji Hanyan gently raised Wen Chu's chin, making people look at him. He explained bit by bit, "I used to think that something was wrong with Li Ze. He was also probing when he was eating, and later he sent people to investigate his details, and got some useful evidence, the evidence is so strong that no one would dare to punish me after releasing it."

Wen Chu looked at Ji Hanyan, he didn't know that this person had done so much before, and he didn't even notice a trace of it. Besides thinking that this person was more powerful than he thought, there was still a little subtlety behind him. mood.

He wanted to ask Ji Hanyan why he didn't tell him, but he felt that he was not qualified to ask this question.

But Ji Hanyan seemed to know what he was thinking: "I didn't tell you about this before because...you and Li Ze seem to have a good relationship."

There was a strong smell of vinegar in the words.

Wen Chu opened his eyes wide: "So you doubt me?"

"No, no," Ji Hanyan hurriedly said, "I didn't doubt you, but I just felt that if I said bad things about Li Ze in front of you, it would appear..." He paused, feeling that his toothache was hypocritical, "It seems that I am trying to provoke you As if I want you to pay more attention to me."

Although he wanted to do it at the time.

Wen Chu: "..."

After a while, he lowered his head and smiled on the man's shoulder.

Seeing him smile, Ji Hanyan felt much better.

After laughing enough, Wen Chu asked, "How did you get the poison, and how did you know he gave me the poison?"

Mentioning this, Ji Hanyan's face darkened again, and he unconsciously hugged Wen Chu tightly: "I have arranged a lot of detailed work in various places a long time ago, so as to get some useful information, and there is also in Prince Rui's Mansion. The day before yesterday, I realized that there was something wrong with Hu Ming, so I brought him out by the way, then pretended to let him escape inadvertently, and followed there."

"I had someone steal the poison, and later I went to call up the army, which is why it took so long." Ji Hanyan said sullenly, "If I had gone earlier, you wouldn't have to suffer so much."

"Actually, I didn't suffer much." Wen Chu looked at Ji Hanyan's haggard look, thinking that he probably didn't have much rest these days, so he said, "If you're sleepy, just sleep for a while."

Ji Hanyan hugged him and asked, "Are you here? Do you just sleep like this?"

Wen Chu: "..."

If he hadn't asked Wen Chu, he wouldn't have thought of this question, and he would have almost forgotten that the two of them are in an ambiguous posture now.

"Not here, you go back to sleep in your room."

"Then don't sleep," Ji Hanyan said, "Let's continue chatting."

"What's there to talk about?" Wen Chu turned his back to him, and began to feel uncomfortable again. In broad daylight, lonely men and widows...

"Are you still going?" Ji Hanyan asked suddenly.

His tone was very calm, but the two of them were so close, Wen Chu could even feel that his body collapsed tightly when he asked this sentence, and he even held his breath together, feeling extremely embarrassed.

When Wen Chu heard this sentence and felt this person's reaction, a sense of melancholy flooded over him for a moment.

Seeing that he didn't speak, Ji Hanyan couldn't help but said: "If you don't speak, I will take it as your acquiescence."

"I..." Wen Chu lowered his eyes and said, "I still have to leave."

I felt a little uncomfortable, as if my heart was blocked by something.

After saying that sentence, the surroundings seemed to be quiet, filled with a suffocating depression.

Ji Hanyan still hugged him, exerting more and more force on his hands, and after a while, he slowly released the force as if giving up on himself, but he was still reluctant to let go.

Wen Chu said: "Liu Lizhan and Ye Mingzhu are buried five kilometers to the west of the mansion. Li Ze didn't go into details, but with an approximate location, we can definitely find them."

I don't know how long it took before Ji Hanyan let out an "um" in a particularly deep voice: "Can we leave later? Stay for a while longer."

"...Okay." Wen Chu agreed.

After receiving Wen Chu's answer, Ji Hanyan got up and got out of bed, and left the room.

What he said was to let Wenchu ​​leave in a few days, but these days Wenchu ​​didn't even meet Ji Hanyan, he woke up very early in the morning, and didn't come back until he was asleep at night.

There was also no intention of fetching the glass cup and the night pearl.

Shizi's business is really busy.

Wen Chu has nothing to do every day, he wakes up early to practice swords, and goes to the street to play when he is bored, just in the last period of time to experience the customs of this world.

Dead idle.

But still a little sad, Ji Hanyan doesn't seem to cherish this last moment at all.

In this way, ten days and a half months passed, the time came to the end of winter, and the trees in the yard gradually began to take on color.

It's almost spring, and Wen Chu felt that he should go too.

He got up very early that day, and stood guard at the door before Ji Hanyan left.

As soon as Ji Hanyan opened the door, he saw someone and asked, "Why do you wake up so early? Don't sleep any longer?"

Wen Chu complained: "I still want to ask you why you wake up so early every day?"

"I……"

Wen Chu interrupted him with a wave of his hand, not wondering what this man was busy with every day: "I came to say goodbye today."

Ji Hanyan looked at him.

"If Shizi has time today," Wen Chu said, "can you take out the remaining two treasures with me?"

"I have time." Ji Hanyan said.

"Then go."

"I want to take you to another place first."

"No, go!"

Ji Hanyan froze for a moment.

When Wen Chu said this, he didn't expect his tone to be so fierce.

He frowned: "I'm going to get something today, and I'm leaving."

Like a vexatious child, Wen Chu sighed, and was about to say something to save his image.

Ji Hanyan came over suddenly and pulled him into his arms forcefully: "You are angry."

"No." Wen Chu lowered his eyes and said.

"I'm sorry, I... I'm preparing for something recently, and I'm afraid I won't have enough time."

"Oh," Wen Chu said, "it has nothing to do with my leaving."

"It's related, it's prepared for you," Ji Hanyan looked at him, "I want to take you to see it."

These words succeeded in extinguishing the flame in Wen Chu's heart a little bit, but he still kept his face away: "I won't go."

Ji Hanyan didn't seem to know what to say, and stood there looking at him without blinking, with many heavy emotions in his eyes.

Wen Chu finally followed.

The place was far away, and they sat in the carriage for a long time, during which Ji Hanyan kept looking at him, probably because he was afraid that this day would really be the last time for them to get together, and his eyes were particularly reluctant.

Wen Chu felt sour in his heart. He hadn't seen him for such a long time, and he had to wait until the last day to show such eyes.

But what he didn't know was that every night when Ji Hanyan came back, he would go to his room first to see if he was sleeping well and whether he had nightmares, and he would not leave until he saw that he was sleeping peacefully.

Wen Chu didn't look out the window, got out of the carriage, but the scenery in front of him stunned him.

An endless shallow lake with sparkling water.It was dusk, and the golden sunlight shone on the clear water, sprinkling layered colors.

Facing them is a small boat that can only accommodate two people. It looks very delicate at first glance, and the appearance inside can be vaguely seen through the crystal clear bead curtain.

In the middle of the entire lake, there is a house standing quietly, with a shore that is neither long nor short in front of the house.

The house is not an ordinary small wooden house, with blue bricks and green tiles, it is still classical and solemn in the jumping water, exquisite and lovely, but it is particularly harmonious with the surroundings, like a fairyland standing in the clouds.

"This is..." Wen Chu was a little speechless.

"You said before that you would leave the Shizi Mansion and live in another place for a while," Ji Hanyan said, "so I asked someone to build this."

He clenched his hands: "I really... don't know how to keep you, I can only come up with such a stupid way."

What he said was messy, but Wen Chu immediately understood what he meant.

Because I didn't know how to retain him, I took every word Wen Chu said as an imperial decree, and tried my best to find a possibility to retain him.

Ji Hanyan smiled wryly: "It's just because it's very difficult to build on the water. I sent a lot of people here, but I was still afraid of some loopholes, so I just kept watching here. Time is tight, and I'm afraid that this gift has not been completed yet. You can't wait to go, so..."

Before he finished speaking, there was suddenly a person in his arms.

Wen Chu hugged him, and couldn't help but said: "Are you a fool? Didn't you say something earlier? You..."

Ji Hanyan rested his hands awkwardly, and was a little at a loss. After he realized it, the corners of his mouth raised. He hugged Wen Chu tightly, and said with great satisfaction, "It's very stupid."

"So... can you stay here with me?"

Wen Chu raised his eyes to look at Ji Hanyan: "I've been living here all this time? Then what are you going to do with such a long journey?"

"I won't go to court anymore." Ji Hanyan said.

Wen Chu was stunned.

"I have resigned from all official positions, and I am no longer the prince." Ji Hanyan said, "There is nothing good for the prince. There are various power disputes, and there will be dangers from time to time. I don't want you to accompany me through such an unstable life. Life."

When Wen Chu heard him finish speaking little by little, his eyes gradually turned red.

"But I have opened several famous teahouses and restaurants in the capital before, so you don't have to worry about money." Ji Hanyan looked at him, and reached out his hand to stroke Wen Chu's reddened eyes very gently.

"I just don't know...whether these are enough to marry you."

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