Traveling through the starry sky just for you, I was a koi in ancient times

"Ah... hurry, come back soon!"

Amid cries of fear, Wang Jinyi struggled and screamed in her dream, reaching out to grab the illusory figure in the brilliant starry sky.

He tried hard to pull Chen Zhiyuan back to his side, but the figure in front of him was sometimes clear and sometimes blurry, sometimes slow and sometimes fast. Whenever he was about to catch him, it suddenly drifted away.

But no matter how hard Wang Jinyi chased, he was always just a little short and could neither catch up nor catch him.

Wang Jinyi was in a coma, her whole body was burning hot as if she was about to burn!

In the dream, my legs felt like they were filled with lead and my hands seemed to be held by someone and I couldn’t move them freely.

Although I shouted with all my strength, my voice was as soft as a mosquito. I was shocked and angry, my whole body was drenched in sweat, and I was exhausted.

The mother sat by the bed, looking at her worriedly at her daughter who had had a high fever for two days.

two days ago.

In the carriage, mother Cheng Huiniang and Aunt Xu were looking through the lots they had just drawn for their daughter Wang Jinyi at Lingyun Temple.

"Miss, what does it say?"

Nanny Xu was a household slave of the Cheng family. She was Cheng Huiniang's wet nurse when she was a child and had always been with her. When she grew up, she followed her and married into the second branch of the Wang family, working as a nanny in charge of the second branch's household affairs.

I have followed my mistress for more than 20 years, and until now, when there are no outsiders around, I call her "Miss".

My mother read it word by word: "Just like a crane out of its cage, free from its shackles, it can go anywhere; north, south, east, and west, there are no obstacles, you can fly straight up to the sky."

"It sounds like the young lady is lucky."

Nanny Xu pulled the young lady beside her - Wang Jinyi.

"Well, it means that you have to wait until the right time comes, then you will have good luck."

Wang Jinyi sat beside her mother, holding hands with Aunt Xu, blinking her big eyes in confusion. She looked at her mother and then at Aunt Xu.

She was only three years old and could not understand the meaning of the fortune, but she knew that these two people were talking about her. They were two people who loved her. She knew because they exuded a warm light and she could see it...

The carriage turned several corners along the mountain road, and the top of the Lingyun Temple was no longer visible.

After another sharp turn, the car suddenly jolted and someone in the lead car loaded with sacrificial offerings shouted loudly.

Nanny Xu lifted the curtain, and the carriage suddenly began to tilt. There was a tree on the hillside that fell towards the bend, and the horse could not avoid it, so the carriage tilted and rolled down the road.

In the carriage, mother Hui Niang subconsciously hugged her daughter tightly, and Nanny Xu turned around and hugged Hui Niang.

As the carriage rolled over, the three people were thrown out and crashed into tree trunks and boulders.

It was a thrilling scene. Whenever Hui Niang thinks of it, she still feels scared and even her legs tremble.

After receiving the news that his wife and daughter were in trouble, father Wang Shuli rushed home from Fucheng Academy overnight to visit his wife and daughter. He accompanied his wife to treat her injuries and stayed with Wang Jinyi for a whole night, and then hurried back to Fucheng Academy.

Wang Jinyi was lying on the bed, her red face covered with fine beads of sweat, and her soft hair stuck to her face.

The mother stared at her daughter intently, her expression somewhat gloomy. She leaned down and gently smoothed it out. Wang Jinyi's little hand, which was raised high in fear, was patted and she murmured, "Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, mother is here, mother is here!"

A respectful greeting came from outside the door.

"Old lady."

The door curtain was raised, and my mother stood up hastily, took two quick steps, and went to meet her mother-in-law, Mrs. Wu. She straightened her clothes, knelt down and bowed.

"Thank you, mother-in-law."

Before she could finish her words, her mother-in-law stepped forward and helped her up.

The mother was wearing a plain dress with a green jacket on the outside, which made her face look even paler, and it was obvious that her injuries had not healed. In the past two days, Wang Jinyi had a high fever and was in critical condition.

The mother-in-law took her second daughter-in-law's hand, patted it gently, and walked to Wang Jinyi's bedside.

"The child had a fever again last night? How is he now?"

The mother signaled her maid Qing'er to move the brocade stool to the bedside, helped the grandmother sit down, and replied:

: "This child has a recurring fever and never wakes up!"

Mother-in-law Wu reached out and touched Wang Jinyi's forehead.

Looking back at the maid who was accompanying him, Qingping instructed the servants around him to leave.

Then he slowly spoke:

"This time, your carriage overturned in a strange way. I'm afraid we really need to investigate it carefully.

Don't make a fuss. Take good care of the child. You also have to take good care of yourself. Wendong also needs to be taken care of. Don't overwork yourself."

When the mother heard that there was another reason for the carriage overturn, she was stunned at first, but slowly came to her senses.

The mother-in-law looked at Wang Jinyi and said:

"Hui Niang, I think the child is probably frightened. Why don't you go to the place where the car overturned and call out to the child. It might help."

"Okay, mother, I'll try."

After seeing off her mother-in-law, Mrs. Wu, the mother found the coat that Wang Jinyi was wearing when the car overturned and hurried out.

The carriage had already been prepared outside the gate. The maid in the outer courtyard had been instructed to wait by the carriage early, and the bench had already been placed.

With the help of her mother-in-law, Cheng Huiniang hurriedly got into the carriage. The carriage was strangely quiet. Cheng Huiniang kept thinking about what her mother-in-law Wu said: There is something strange about the carriage overturning. I am afraid we really need to investigate it carefully! Don't make it public yet...

Who exactly? And why?

The carriage sped along, and after more than an hour, it arrived at the scene where the carriage overturned.

The old woman got off the car, put the pedals in place, and stood silently by the car.

Cheng Huiniang then got off the carriage with the help of her mother-in-law. She followed her mother-in-law's instructions and squatted down to spread out the child's clothes, calling softly:

"Jin'er, mother is here, come home with me! Don't be afraid, come with me!"

Then he stood up, hugged the clothes in his arms, lowered his head and walked a few steps quickly, then got on the carriage.

The carriage went straight into the mansion, and mother Hui Niang crossed the courtyard and went directly into the room of the second wife, Wang Jinyi. She gently covered the child with the clothes in her arms.

At this time, Wang Jinyi was still sleeping with his two little fists raised. In this way, his mother and wet nurse stayed by his side for another night.

That night, whether it was the effect of the medicine or what people in my hometown said, the three souls and seven spirits gathered together, Wang Jinyi finally stopped having convulsions and fell into a deep sleep.

When the first ray of sunlight in the early morning passed through the window and quietly spread into the room, the light became brighter and brighter, and through the gaps in the window, a bright light formed, illuminating the dust in the air, like guidance from heaven.

A new day comes unexpectedly.

The wet nurse was leaning against the head of Wang Jinyi's bed, dozing off with her clothes on.

Mother Hui Niang held her daughter's little hand and fell asleep beside Wang Jinyi's bed. Wang Jinyi on the bed opened her eyes at some point.

Within the visible range, he looked back and forth a few times, looked indifferently at the top of the tent, and then admired the colorful light of the morning.

My mind was filled with questions: Where is this? Where am I?

Am I still Wang Jinyi? What is this family like?