After entering the book, I emptied the warehouse of my foster mother's house to farm

Jiang Hao didn't know whether to say Ji Zixuan was naive or stupid, but his "compassionate" heart made him suitable to become a monk.

Buddha saves those who are destined to be saved, and Ji Zixian must have a connection with Buddha.

"If, if the one who harmed you was not your second uncle, but your brother, what would you do?"

Ji Zixuan was stunned by Jiang Hao's question.

He looked up and saw Jiang Hao looking at him. He thought for a moment and said, "Then when I have the ability, I will leave him far behind. He will never be able to catch up with me. This kind of pain will definitely make him more sad than killing him."

Jiang Hao: “…” I really don’t know what to say.

“Isn’t that a bit too harsh?”

Ji Zixuan began to doubt himself again, and after some thought, he muttered, "Why not just kill him directly?"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Hao was speechless again.

How did Ji Yan teach him?

If it was really as he and Xu Xing guessed, then would Ji Zixuan, who was personally taught by Ji Yan, make him vomit blood?

Or, was this Ji Yan's original intention?

Jiang Hao was lost in thought for a while when the carriage arrived at the gate of the princess's mansion.

"Wait outside for a while."

Jiang Hao gestured to Xiangcao to keep an eye on Ji Zixuan, then got out of the car.

The guards at the Princess's Mansion were already "old acquaintances" of hers. After politely inviting her in, they stood up straight and looked straight ahead solemnly.

After Cao Dongyang was punished by Jiang Hao that day, he seemed to have disappeared in recent days. He was probably too embarrassed to do so.

However, in Jiang Hao's opinion, it was quite good that he didn't wet his pants out of fright.

As soon as Jiang Hao walked around the screen wall, he saw the prince grinning foolishly. It was true that as soon as he "speaked" of Cao Cao, Cao Cao appeared.

"I've met the prince."

"No gift, no gift."

Cao Dongyang quickly reached out to pull Jiang Hao who was about to salute, but he quickly retracted his hand halfway.

I couldn't believe it. I just bumped into her in a hurry. I wonder if she would cut off my hand.

It’s not Cao Dongyang’s fault that he is timid, it’s just that the shadow left by Jiang Hao’s arrow was too great.

If he hadn't felt guilty for causing her to get into trouble with the Prince of Zhenxi's Mansion for no reason, he wouldn't have wanted to show up today.

Seeing that he was acting strangely, Jiang Hao asked with a fake smile, "Prince, what advice do you have for me?"

Hearing this, Cao Dongyang hurriedly shook his head and said, "I don't deserve your advice, but I do have a request."

Jiang Hao quickly raised his leg and continued walking. It was good enough that there was no mortal hatred between them. As for the "request", it would be better not to listen to it!

Seeing this, Cao Dongyang did not give up. He quickly caught up and lowered his voice to talk in her ears.

After hearing this, Jiang Hao suddenly stopped two steps.

Cao Dongyang wasn't paying attention and almost bumped into her.

Suddenly, I felt scared again.

"What did you say?"

Cao Dongyang saw that Jiang Hao's eyes were looking at him calmly, but he was inexplicably afraid. Gu Long swallowed his saliva and stammered, "Mu... Minhui... she... she came to see her mother... and wanted to ask her to treat her through her mother."

The Zhenxi Palace was also a cunning person. They wanted to hire someone to treat the disease, but they had a grudge against him and didn't want to lower themselves, so they turned around and cried to the princess, pretending to be pitiful...

"You...you don't have to agree. Mother also said that she would ask them to you on their behalf. It's up to you whether you agree or not."

Cao Dongyang didn't want his mother to be the "bad guy", nor did he want Jiang Hao to treat Mu Shiyi, so he came to find Jiang Hao.

Jiang Hao was also a little surprised. Princess Minhui's poison took effect so quickly?

It seems that she is really petty and not broad-minded at all!