My Lord, please respect yourself. I am the wife of a marquis.

"Su Yi, meet the princess."

Inside the inn, Su Yi knelt on one knee, his voice unable to conceal his excitement. He hadn't seen the princess for several months. After Tuanzi and Yuanzi arrived in the northwest, he felt that the princess had encountered something very serious.

He would receive letters from the capital every few days, in which he would be informed of the layout and prevention of the war in the northwest. Although the princess was thousands of miles away, she was concerned about everything in the northwest, and every detail revealed that it was not simple.

The princess encountered some trouble, a very difficult one.

Su Muxi helped the man up and said, "Tuanzi has already avoided you, why are you still so impulsive?"

Su Yi touched his smooth chin, feeling somewhat uncomfortable, "I don't even recognize myself as a pretty boy, let alone others."

Su Muxi thought to herself, I haven't seen him for many years, but I recognized him at first sight, "Don't be careless, Jinling is not simple."

Whether it was the startling first encounter, or the subsequent closeness and affection, including the current vague surveillance, all of them can explain the problem.

Su Muxi reported all recent events to Su Yi and asked him to pay close attention to the assassination of the monarch.

"You must be careful in your investigation, especially you. Don't expose yourself."

"Don't worry, Princess."

"Go down! Invite the manager of Jiang's company over."

"it is good."

The reason why this incident could withstand Jinling's investigation was because the caravan was indeed from the Jiang family, and the escorting bodyguards were also from the Jiang family. Su Muxi had only planted a few people in there.

At that time, her second brother took her mother away first. In a hurry, they did not take much luggage. She had just rescued Zhao Siyu not long ago, and felt it necessary to establish a relationship with Jiang, so she took the initiative to order a batch of silk from Jiang. She originally wanted to give it to her mother and sister-in-law, but now she is using it here.

The Jiang family members were very easy to talk to. They kept agreeing that it was their duty and were quite respectful in their words.

Su Muxi was grateful and asked about Zhao Siyu's news.

Manager Jiang shook his head and said that he didn't know about the cousin's situation, and the cousin never replied to Jiang.

In fact, Su Muxi regretted saying it as soon as she said it, after all, Zhao Siyu was still guilty. "No news is good news. Thank you, Manager Jiang, for this."

"You are too polite, Princess. My cousin must have trusted you very much to give you the jade seal. I have also informed the master when I came here, asking us to cooperate with you."

"Then I'll leave this matter to Manager Jiang."

Jiang was not only the richest man in Jiangnan, he also had shops all over the country, selling not only silk fabrics, but also tea, salt and porcelain.

Although the Jiang family did not engage in much overseas trade, they did have a lot of connections. It was because Zhao Siyu married the second prince that the Jiang family cut off this lineage in order to avoid suspicion.

Now the marriage has been arranged with another person, who actually has nothing to do with the Jiang family anymore, so all the previous connections are being used again.

Manager Jiang's mission this time is to contact the nobles of Feng Country and trade goods, and let Su Muxi's people follow them.

Su Muxi arranged a lot of things, left the inn, and prepared to return to Jingnan Palace.

Several people had been cooped up for several days, especially Yingge, who was almost going crazy. She suggested taking a walk on the street before going back. Su Muxi agreed and looked at the corner of the street. She also wanted to take a look. Jinling arranged a few people to follow her.

The three of them strolled along the street. The capital was different from the border town. There were many rare things. Many things were unique to Feng Country, and there were also some from Yun Dynasty and Yu Country. Of course, most of them were imitations.