After I got into the drama, I led the plot astray

Jinping couldn't help but ask: "Who did this?"

I said, "From the look of him, I should know who did it, but I don't know if he is cruel enough to do it."

Yiping and Jinping looked at me at the same time. Yiping asked, "From your expression, do you know who did this?"

I nodded and said, "Of course I know, otherwise I wouldn't have told him and let him poison himself to death."

After I said that, I turned around to find my little axe and prepared to go practice.

Jinping looked at my back and shouted, "You are so good, Ah Man, you clearly knew who did it, why didn't you tell us?"

I said without turning my head: "You will know soon, why ask so many questions?"

I found my little axe, picked it up and went away.

Jinping had a complicated expression, but he didn't dare to stop me, so he could only watch me leave in a swagger.

After I left, Jinping slumped down on the stool, looking decadent and depressed, and extremely helpless.

Yi Ping couldn't stand it and said unhappily, "What are you doing? Who are you showing off to, looking like your father has died?"

When Jinping heard that his father had died, he suddenly jumped up like a toad and shouted, "Although I hate him, I don't want him to die. Don't talk nonsense."

After Jinping finished speaking, he stumbled out and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Seeing Jinping acting like a madman, Yiping couldn't help but feel a little worried. Although she disliked this useless elder brother, he was her only brother after all. She couldn't just watch him get into trouble. Thinking of this, Yiping picked up her skirt and hurriedly chased after him.

This time I wanted to walk along the wall of the Martial Arts Academy to see if I could find anything, so I carried my small axe and went to the stable to find my little Huihui.

Zhang San and Li Si, who had just closed their eyes after a busy night, rushed out when they heard the noise in the stable. As expected, they saw me riding a horse and trying to leave. They were frightened and pulled my horse rope from the left and right. Zhang San shouted, "Second Master, where are you going?"

I looked at Zhang San and Li Si, who were disheveled and had dark circles under their eyes, and said with a smile, "I just want to go out for a walk. You are tired after a night's work, so just stay at home and have a good rest. Don't worry about me."

Zhang San got anxious and said, "Our duty is to protect the Second Young Master. If anything happens to the Second Young Master, we can only die to atone for our sins. How can we ignore you?"

I saw that their mental state was not very good. I was afraid that going out for a walk would make them even more tired and their bodies could not bear it.

I had no choice but to dismount, throw the reins to Zhang San, and say, "I'm not going anymore. You guys take a good rest."

After saying that, I picked up the small axe and left without looking back.

Li Si looked at my back and asked in confusion, "Isn't the Second Young Master going out? Why isn't he going?"

Zhang San threw the horse rope to Li Si and said, "You silly goose, the second young master is afraid that our bodies can't bear it, so he won't go. Hurry up and tie up the horses, and then come back to rest."

Li Si obediently led the horse back to the stable.

I carried the small axe and walked towards the front yard, thinking that since I couldn't go out, I might as well practice with it in the yard. It was lunch time anyway, and the little schoolboys in the academy wouldn't come to the front yard.

I was thinking as I walked, and just as I reached the front yard, a figure rushed towards me in a hurry. Before I could react, he hugged me tightly and burst into tears.

I pushed the door open and saw that it was Princess Mingzhu.

I was shocked and asked quickly, "Princess, are you hurt? Why are you crying like this?"

Mingzhu stamped her feet and said, "I told you to call me Mingzhu. Don't call me Princess."

Looking at the lovely Mingzhu, I had no choice but to say, "Okay, okay, I'll call you Mingzhu. What happened to you? Why do you look so haggard after not seeing you for a few days?"

When Mingzhu heard me ask this, she couldn't help crying again and said in a sob voice, "My mother is seriously ill and will not survive."

Ah? The Queen is dying?

I couldn't help but be surprised when I heard it.

The image of the queen who was gentle, generous, decent, and as beautiful as a fairy from heaven emerged in my mind. She was about to die?

Mingzhu saw that I was stunned, and hugged me again, crying, "Mingzhu will soon be without a mother, Ah Man, I'm so scared."

A little girl of fourteen or fifteen, even if she is a princess, also longs for family affection.

I threw the small axe to the ground, hugged Mingzhu tightly, and said, "Don't be afraid, Mingzhu, you still have me."

As soon as I finished speaking, a head popped out from the side and said to me with a smile, "And me."

I was so scared that I pushed Mingzhu away and shouted, "Seventh Prince, why are you here?"

Zheng Bang held a chicken drumstick in his hand, took a big bite, and said with his mouth full of oil: "Sister Mingzhu said she wanted to come to see you, so I followed her."

At this time, Yi Ping came over with a tray holding several dishes and two bowls of white rice. Yi Ping said, "Seventh Prince, Princess Mingzhu, please move to the main hall to eat."

I looked up at the sky and asked, "It's already this late, why haven't you two had lunch yet?"

Mingzhu said pitifully, "I have no appetite. I haven't eaten much these past few days."

Zheng Bang quickly ate up the chicken leg and said, "The food in the palace is too bad. I can't help but want to eat it again after coming here."

I didn't bother to pay attention to Zheng Bang, this idiot. I took Mingzhu's hand and said, "Let's go eat."

Zheng Bang jumped and skipped beside Yiping, constantly telling her how much he missed her and asking her if she missed her too. This made Yiping blush and she wished she could find a hole to crawl into.

I held Mingzhu's hand and walked to the dining table in the main hall and sat down. Then I brought the bowl to her and said, "Eat. Nothing is more important than being full."

Mingzhu wiped her eyes, picked up the bowl, picked up the chopsticks and started eating silently.

Zheng Bang looked at the food in front of him, his mouth watering with greed. He stretched out his greasy hand and tried to grab the chopsticks. Yi Ping quickly grabbed his hand, picked up a hot towel, wiped it carefully, and said, "You are such a grown-up, and you don't mind the dirt."

Zheng Bang smiled until his eyes narrowed, and said, "Sister Yiping is the only one in the world who treats me the best."

Now I finally understand why Zheng Bang always likes to stick to Yiping. Who wouldn’t like such thoughtful service?

Looking at the disappointing Yi Ping, I don't know why she wants this fool. Now it's Huang Gai fighting Zhou Yu, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to be beaten. Their future depends on their luck.

Zheng Bang obviously felt that I was looking at him unkindly. His smile fell and he picked up his chopsticks, lowered his head and started to eat his rice desperately.

I saw Mingzhu had no appetite and didn't want to eat after just two bites. I quickly put a chopstick of stir-fried lotus root slices into her bowl and said, "You have to at least finish this bowl of rice. Look how thin you have become."