I became a big shot in the quick transmigration world.

Chapter 29 There is a Reborn Person in the Mansion 28
Qin Shuye also did not spare the guards who had helped Yan Qing escape.

The guard fled back to his hometown, where he was captured by men sent by Qin Shuye. The incident was reported to the local government, and he was sentenced to a severe punishment.

Qin Shuye came from a merchant family, not an official family, and had little regard for social status. His parents died when he was young, and his family fell into poverty, so he always treated his servants kindly. However, unexpectedly, this kindness fostered greed in some of his servants.

Qin Shuye no longer treated the newly purchased servants with the same gentleness as before; instead, he was stern and stern, causing the servants to tremble with fear whenever they spoke of General Qin.

However, He Mo presented herself as a kind and gentle mistress. She was fair in rewarding and punishing, and never hesitated to praise when deserved. Her graceful, gentle, and virtuous image as a mistress left a deep impression on the new servants.

The couple worked together seamlessly to quickly restore everything in the Qin household to normal and get back on track.

Of course, the couple's relationship also improved. Without the interference of a scheming reborn individual, they were blissfully happy together.

Yu Muhuai, standing under the lemon tree, felt so sour that his teeth almost fell out.

Shivering, Yu Muhuai left the scene of the couple's public display of affection and returned to Mu Ningzhai.

After she returned from prison, Dr. Ralph took meticulous care of her.

Qin Shuye had already learned that Luo Fu was not just a maid. He was not angry, but instead very grateful to Luo Fu and He Mo.

Then the two went to show off their affection again.
However, all good things must come to an end. Luo Fu packed her bags and prepared to say goodbye to Yu Muhuai.

Although Yu Muhuai was reluctant to part with him, he did not try to persuade him to stay.

All told, Luo Fu has been staying with her for more than three months, and it's time for her to leave.

After offering a generous reward and seeing Luo Fu off, Yu Muhuai began planning the next steps.

In the past three months of medical studies, Yu Muhuai has only learned the basics. Medicine is a vast and profound field of knowledge, requiring not only rote memorization but also countless experiments.

Yu Muhuai will have many opportunities in the future, so there is no need to rush.

Her top priority is to join the army and become a formal soldier in the Yuanchang Kingdom.

As for Kong Lian's marriage, Yu Muhuai basically didn't worry about it much.

Previously, Yu Muhuai had been brought to the Dali Temple twice because of Pang Yuan's murder case.

During this time, Qin Shuye and He Mo were extremely anxious and did a lot of things, both openly and privately, to make arrangements. However, Kong Lian remained completely silent.

They wouldn't kick someone when they're down, but they'd just watch from the sidelines and wouldn't get involved themselves.

This is completely consistent with Kong Lian's behavior in his previous life.

If Yu Muhuai is innocent, Kong Lian will offer his congratulations and add to the celebration. If something happens, Kong Lian will still observe proper etiquette, then dissolve the engagement and completely absolve himself of any responsibility.

It must be said that he is a very shrewd and cunning person, perfectly suited to navigating the officialdom.

Normally, General Qin would at most be a little annoyed by such bureaucratic behavior, but wouldn't care too much about it.

However, Yu Muhuai is now on a mission, which will only amplify Kong Lian's shortcomings and magnify his image as a sycophantic and self-protective villain, making Qin Shuye increasingly dissatisfied.

Especially after Yu Muhuai returned home covered in bruises from the Dali Temple prison, he would occasionally complain to Qin Shuye.

first day.

"Ouch! That hurts! But the physical pain is nothing compared to the sorrow in my heart."

the next day.

"Sigh, thinking about it, it makes sense. The Dali Temple came to arrest me and even tortured me. Anyone would think it would be difficult for me to clear my name. It's understandable that I want to get rid of this marriage relationship as soon as possible."

Day three.

"Brother Kong doesn't really care about me at all. What he values ​​is probably only your status, brother."

For the first three days after Yu Muhuai returned home, Qin Shuye kept whispering in her ear. Qin Shuye just frowned and listened without saying anything. At this time, Yu Muhuai was only allowed to go home temporarily; since the murderer had not yet been found, she was still a suspect.

It wasn't until Qin Shuye raided the bandit's hideout and closed the case with those letters that Yu Muhuai was finally cleared of suspicion and completely innocent.

At this time, Kong Lian finally made a move, visiting the Qin residence early in the morning, wanting to see Yu Muhuai.

Yu Muhuai naturally refused to meet him.

She made excuses, saying she had caught a cold, was injured, looked haggard, and didn't want to meet.

Upon hearing what the servant said, Kong Lian did not insist, put down the gift, and left.

Fourth day.

"They say that couples are like birds in the same forest, flying away separately when disaster strikes. But I don't think my brother is that kind of person, and my sister-in-law, who has always been worried about me, is also not that kind of person. But some people, you never know."

As expected, Qin Shuye showed deep dissatisfaction upon hearing these words and let out a heavy snort.

Yu Muhuai continued his efforts, rambling on and on about needing to keep going.

"Brother, believe it or not, if I am really convicted, someone like Kong Lian will be the first to kick me when I'm down. After throwing the stone, he'll stomp on it a few more times to make the ground solid."

Qin Shuye turned to look at Yu Muhuai.

He felt he understood his younger sister less and less.

Qin Shuye had already basically figured out the whole thing while resting with his eyes closed in the carriage on the way home from Dali Temple for the first time.

As a military commander with extremely high internal strength, Qin Shuye has excellent observation skills.

On the day Pang Yuan was assassinated, Yu Muhuai hurriedly stuffed the hairpin from his boot under the mattress while he was in bed. This scene did not escape Qin Shuye's eyes.

Later, upon hearing that Pang Yuan's wound was small but extremely deep, Qin Shuye immediately thought of the hairpin.

Qin Shuye didn't sleep well for several days. He wanted to ask clearly many times, but he never opened his mouth. So, his worried brother could only sneak into Mu Ningzhai in the middle of the night, wanting to take the hairpin away and dispose of it.

But then they saw Yu Muhuai quietly leave the courtyard, tie a hairpin to a stone, and sink it to the bottom of the lake.

While Qin Shuye was shocked, he was also relieved.

He had long heard of Pang Yuan's character and found the fat man's behavior utterly despicable. However, since the man hadn't directly offended him, Qin Shuye didn't want to get involved.

But this time, Pang Yuan actually dared to offend his younger sister, which Qin Shuye naturally couldn't tolerate.

Although he didn't know exactly what had happened, Qin Shuye, who became a general at the age of 18, could easily guess what had happened.

He only regretted not being able to finish off Pang Yuan himself.

Since his sister had already started, he did his best to help clean the tail.

When Yu Muhuai was brought to the Dali Temple for the second time, Qin Shuye was unusually flustered.

Qin Shuye was unaware that Yan Qing had contacted the maids and Pang Yuan of the Yue family to set a trap for Yu Muhuai, and therefore had no idea what evidence the Dali Temple had in hand.

But when Yu Muhuai asked him to do something, he trusted her and just did it.

Later events proved that Yu Muhuai had indeed escaped danger.

Subsequently, Qin Shuye volunteered to suppress the bandits and presented the forged letter to the emperor as a reward for the suppression.

This was all Yu Muhuai's idea.

(End of this chapter)