The General is Pregnant: His Majesty Abstinence and Sexual Devotion Every Night

Chapter 333: Around the Imperial Mausoleum

Of course, his biological father is also the Duke of Zhenguo, which is the main reason why the ministers pay more attention to this illegitimate son.

As long as they can get in touch with the Duke of Zhenguo, wouldn't those families be able to move to a higher level?

However, how could such a bastard who was placed with such high hopes suddenly die in his own yard?

The people at the Dali Temple are still investigating what exactly happened.

But there are still not many clues so far.

The ministers saw that the case of Prince Qing in the Dali Temple had not been finalized yet, and they were about to move on to the case of the illegitimate son in the Duke of Zhenguo's Mansion. This made them think a lot.

They always felt that someone deliberately killed the illegitimate son of the Duke of Zhenguo's Mansion to attract the attention of people in the capital and make everyone temporarily put the case of Prince Qing aside. By the time everyone reacted, people had already found an excuse. So, in the end, would Prince Qing still have anything to do with it?

They knew the truth, but no one said it out loud. They were all watching and waiting, unwilling to take action.

The ministers could all guess what was on their minds, so naturally the emperor could guess it as well.

Regarding the sudden death of the illegitimate son of the Duke of Zhenguo, the Duke of Zhenguo has personally come to the Qinzheng Hall to find him and asked the emperor to give him justice. Although he was a illegitimate son, he was also a illegitimate son trained by him personally. The Duke of Zhenguo was still very optimistic about this illegitimate son. This person suddenly passed away, so wouldn't his years of training and cultivation be wasted?

Even though there is a legitimate eldest son, Luo Xingzhi, who is more outstanding than this illegitimate son.

The Duke of Zhenguo's Mansion was also loyal to Qi Yunjin, and Qi Yunjin naturally had no intention of ignoring the request of his subject. Seeing the Duke of Zhenguo saying with a sad face that he wanted to bring the murderer to justice, he had no choice but to comfort him and say that he would take this matter to heart.

Fortunately, the Duke of Zhenguo's Mansion still knew the limits. When they saw the smile on Qi Yunjin's face faded a little, they knew that the emperor was about to lose his patience, so they didn't say anything more and stood there quietly, waiting for the emperor's final response.

So the next scene happened where the prison warden once again cooperated with the Dali Temple.

Qi Yunjin naturally did this to save time.

This time, Gu Junqing was not allowed to interfere in these matters. After all, it doesn’t make much sense.

So Gu Junqing began to have some free time. She also listened to the emperor's words to give her a vacation and stayed at home the whole time, so as not to be noticed by others.

Sometimes the Dali Temple did not have spare staff and time to deal with Prince Qing's affairs. It happened that she knew the whole story of it all, so she would intervene from the General's Mansion and go to the imperial palace and mausoleum to search for other secrets around the mausoleum.

These are the emperor’s exact words.

Gu Junqing was quite looking forward to this, but he had to keep up appearances, so in the past few days he gave everyone in the court an inherent impression that he was being semi-confined by the emperor and not allowed to leave the house.

There are so many masks in this world, and they are all strange and varied. It would be great if I could find someone who is about the same height as her and wears exactly the same clothes to pretend to be me and deal with the girl here.

And she might have to leave the capital again.

She wanted to go to the imperial mausoleum in person to find out the truth.

The emperor seemed unwilling at first, but in the end, he finally agreed.

Qi Yunjin was indeed relieved that Gu Junqing was at the imperial mausoleum.

Gu Junqing didn't bring many people with him, but the people he brought were all quite skilled.

So this person is barely enough.

The imperial mausoleum is indeed very far away from the capital, Gu Junqing thought to himself, then took back the things in his hand and looked at it silently. For a moment, he didn't know what to say.

Gu Junqing has always been impatient and wanted to quickly tell everyone what he already knew, but now he didn't want to say much because there were many outsiders here.

The emperor only asked Gu Junqing to take the people from the general's mansion to the imperial mausoleum. The others were busy with their own things and could not come back.

Because of the far distance, Gu Junqing didn't force anything.

Even if no one helped him, Gu Junqing felt that it was okay.

After spending several days, the group finally arrived at the small village around the imperial tomb.

The people around were very enthusiastic. Seeing that they were hungry and thirsty, they would give them water and some simple pancakes to fill their stomachs. Gu Junqing refused some of them, but not others. She opened her mouth slightly, as if she wanted to say something, but she knew what she saw, so she didn't ask any more questions.

Instead, they quietly looked at the people who were facing them.

It is now late at night. There is no heart in the night sky above my head, and the earth around me is dim and dark. I can't muster any energy.

The half-crescent moon that appeared a few days ago now shyly hid in some corner, and there was no sign of any brightness at all.

Although there are still three hours left to reach the vicinity of the imperial mausoleum, the most important thing now is to conserve energy and rest early. There will likely be a fierce battle tomorrow, so it is best to be adequately prepared.

Gu Junqing withdrew her gaze from the night sky and fixed her eyes on the guards and subordinates who had come here with her.

Seeing them trying hard to resist sleepiness and looking at him with wide eyes, they seemed to be waiting for his orders.

Gu Junqing blinked, laughed for a moment, and said nothing more. She waved her hand and said softly to the subordinates who were looking at her and waiting for her instructions:

"No need to watch me. It's late at night. Rest here for a while. We will leave in two hours. You guys go to sleep. I will keep watch."

When the subordinates heard Gu Junqing's first few words, they were all moved. But when they heard the last sentence, asking General Gu to keep watch for them, they were startled. The sleepiness they had originally felt was immediately awakened by Gu Junqing's words.

What's worse is that he actually stood up and then knelt down, saying that it is absolutely not possible.

If this is really the case, and letting General Gu keep watch for them, wouldn't that mean they are not fulfilling their duty as subordinates? How can subordinates let their masters do things for them? Gu Junqing didn't expect that his simple words would wipe away the sleepiness on the faces of his subordinates and guards, who were previously sleepy, and make them so excited.

She was stunned for a long while, and then couldn't help but chuckle.

The people around were excited by their general's chuckle.

Then he looked at Gu Junqing with brighter eyes, as if he wanted to say something, or wanted to continue looking at his general's smiling face.

However, at this moment, Gu Junqing had a stern face and a deep voice.