Princess Promotion

Fu Hongxuan: "Princess, did you take the wrong road?"

Yao Chuguang: "No, I'm going to Yan State to do something."

Fu Hongxuan: "Then I'll go ahead."

Yao Chuguang: "Wait, everyone's goal is Yan State, how about we go together?"

Fu Hongxuan: "But your walking speed is too slow. You can't keep up with the speed of riding horses."

So your understanding of traffic is that you ride the horse in front and I chase you with my legs behind?

Yao Chuguang just watched Fu Hongxuan riding away on his horse.

She really doesn't get the treatment of a heroine in an idol drama at all.

There is no choice but to walk honestly.

"Achu, how did you know I was being followed by spies?" Li Yinhan asked the biggest question he had along the way.

He had hidden his tracks when he sneaked into the Western Zhou Dynasty, but he didn't expect to be discovered by those people. He just realized it.

Yao Chuguang: "I guessed too."

Li Yinhan was completely confused when these words came out. Did they get lucky?

Li Yinhan: "How can you say that?"

Yao Chuguang deduced that when her letter was delivered to her uncle, her uncle and eldest cousin would definitely stay in Hecheng, and the only one who could lead the troops to rescue her was Li Yinhan.

If General Park unfortunately died in battle, Li Yinhan would think that she had died in the city, and then announce to the world that her body was escorted back. Then she would just have to wait until the storm was over before going back.

Another possibility is that General Park is not dead and has informed Li Yinhan of her whereabouts having fled to Western Zhou. Then Li Yinhan will definitely come to Western Zhou to look for her.

Considering the unidentified traitor, Li Yinhan may not be able to get rid of everyone. If she lures those people in, she will be walking into the tiger's mouth.

Yao Chuguang had to come up with a foolproof plan; no matter which side came to find her first, she had to have a way to escape.

Yao Chuguang started making plans from the first day he entered the Western Zhou Dynasty. He found a few stalls on the street where he wanted to set up his stall, bought some things, and then chatted casually.

Then Yao Chuguang would go to those stalls every now and then to buy things, and greet the stall owners in a very familiar tone.

At first the stall owners would be a little confused because they didn’t know Yao Chuguang. Then Yao Chuguang would smile and say that he bought something from you half a month ago, and he thought it tasted delicious, so he came back to buy it again two days ago. It’s normal for the boss to not remember his customers when his business is so good.

All businessmen will not lose face for their customers. Even if they really don’t remember that Yao Chuguang bought something from them a month ago, they will still agree with Yao Chuguang.

At this point, the stall owners only have a preliminary impression of Yao Chuguang. When Yao Chuguang stands on the street or buys food, the surrounding stall owners will further deepen their memory of him.

Then Yao Chuguang would occasionally talk to people around him about what happened half a month ago. As for how Yao Chuguang knew what happened that day!

This is not difficult. Yao Chuguang pieced together the fragments of conversations from people around him. For example, if Yao Chuguang heard stall owner A and stall owner B say that stall owner C's vegetables were stolen that day, Yao Chuguang would go and chat with stall owner C and then euphemistically say that he heard that her vegetables were stolen and that the thief was so hateful.

At this time, stall owner C would complain to Yao Chuguang, and Yao Chuguang would easily find out from stall owner C what stall owner B had done that day, and then walk over to stall owner B and start to join in without leaving a trace.

If someone sorts out these time events, they will find out why Yao Chuguang seemed to be strolling back and forth on this street all day long, and even appeared in front of several stalls at the same time to watch these trivial things with the stall owners.

But no one would do that. The only thing that would change is that there would be one more figure in the memory.

While waiting for the right time, Sister Wang, who was buying vegetables next door, asked curiously, "Xiao Shen, you've been setting up your stall here for several days, why haven't your family members come to help?"

Yao Chuguang smiled and replied, "I'm from Qi. I fled here half a month ago because of the war. Now there's chaos and turmoil outside, and I, a girl, don't dare to run around. So I just set up a stall here. Firstly, I can support myself, and secondly, I'm waiting for my family to come and find me."

After hearing this, Sister Wang looked sympathetic: "It's not easy for you either!"

Yao Chuguang smiled, nodded, and packed up his stall and left.

After Yao Chuguang left, Sister Wang immediately started gossiping with those around her, saying that it was no wonder that she almost didn't recognize Yao Chuguang when she saw him looking so miserable with the beggar half a month ago.

Immediately after he finished speaking, someone echoed him, saying how they had seen Yao Chuguang half a month ago.

Once there is one, there will be two. When many people talk about it, even those who have never had any intersection with Yao Chuguang will subconsciously think that Yao Chuguang was on this street a month ago. It is normal that they may not have noticed it.

What they all agreed on was that Yao Chuguang had been to this street half a month ago.