The daughter of the emperor is reborn, and the evil prince loves her very much

The next day, Chu Ci was woken up by the cold before dawn.

The first thing she did when she woke up was to add some more firewood to the fire to keep it warm. This life was really not a life for a human being. If she hadn't experienced her previous life, she really might not have been able to survive.

After eating his dry food, Chu Ci continued to look for it. He didn’t know if he was too unlucky, as he had searched for the whole day yesterday but still couldn’t find it.

Chu Ci walked slowly inside and found flowers appearing in the distance. They were very beautiful flowers, and they were in groups. They were so beautiful that they looked like a fairyland and seemed so unreal.

Chu Ci stood there not daring to move. It is said that behind excessive beauty lies danger.

Chu Ci stood there, swallowed, and decided to go over and take a look.

She walked forward for a while and should have reached the place where flowers were blooming, but for some reason, the flowers seemed to move with her.

Chu Ci knew that she was hallucinating.

She walked in more carefully, and the silver needle in her hand seemed to have lost its luster here.

After walking a short distance, Chu Ci saw a figure in the distance, and that figure looked very familiar.

At this moment, Chu Ci didn't know whether this was true or false.

She took out the pills and ate them to remove the influence of the miasma on her. Sure enough, the flowers and the human figure in front of her disappeared.

Chu Ci clearly felt that his heart was about to collapse. There was a whooshing sound in the distance, as if there was an animal passing by.

She looked ahead fearfully, took a deep breath, and told herself to stay calm.

Not long after she left, she heard the sound of running water. Was this an illusion?

Chu Ci smiled and said that since he had just taken the medicine, there shouldn’t be any big problems.

She tried her best to follow the sound, at least to solve the water problem first.

Chu Ci looked around and found a relatively flat stone to sit on. There was smoke everywhere and even the trees were growing crookedly. Chu Ci knew very well that she could not go down anymore.

I don’t know the road and have no sense of direction. If I really can’t get out, I’ll be dead.

She first went to the water's edge and looked at the water. It was very clear and still flowing. She took a sip and looked into the water. There were fish swimming in it.

However, this kind of fish is really different from ordinary fish. It is transparent and you can even see the spines on its body.

Chu Ci licked her dry lips and decided not to think too much about it. It would be bad if she was left here forever just because she wanted to eat something. She had no intention of being used as fertilizer for the time being.

Chu Ci first washed her body with water, and thought about looking around to see if there were any herbs. She really didn't want to go inside.

Chu Ci stood up with his bag on his back and carefully checked his surroundings.

I searched everywhere but didn't find any useful herbs.

Chu Ci was extremely disappointed. Looking at the towering waterfall in front of him, he was filled with sadness.

It was with this glance that Chu Ci discovered something was wrong.

There was a broken vine hanging down from the edge of the waterfall. It shouldn't have happened. Even if it was torn off by a large animal, the broken end shouldn't have been so neat.

Chu Ci walked forward doubtfully, wanting to check it carefully.

Chu Ci walked up to the vine and suddenly discovered that, perhaps by coincidence, the vine was growing alongside a rock on the cliff.

She touched the stone in confusion and found a crack on it. It was very small and could not be seen clearly without careful observation.

Chu Ci reached out and pulled the vine down, and looked carefully at the broken end. It was very flat, and it was obvious that it was cut by a sharp weapon, just like the vine she had cut with a dagger yesterday.

Someone has actually been here before. Judging from the wound on the vine, it must have been here not long ago.

Moreover, a small piece of moss was missing from the large patch of moss on the cliff next to it.

Chu Ci clutched the bag tightly, swallowed his saliva, turned around and was about to leave when he heard a creaking sound and the stone wall behind the waterfall slowly began to move.

Chu Ci was dumbfounded. She suddenly felt that this time she might not be able to escape.

Chu Ci spread his hind legs and was about to run when he heard a voice behind him saying, "If I were you, I wouldn't run. If you lose your way and run into a python's den or a black bear's arms, you'll become someone's meal."

Chu Ci smiled awkwardly. "Hello." She turned to look at the person who was speaking and bowed solemnly to them. "I'm here to pick medicinal herbs. Can you please let me go?"

This group of people were dressed like ordinary people. Their clothes were tattered, with small patches covering large patches. They were holding spears in their hands, and some of them had daggers in their hands, but not many.

How did they get here? There were so many of them, probably about a dozen.

The person who spoke looked at Chu Ci coldly, "Miss, it's not that we don't want you to leave here, but we need you to come in and have some water first."

The person who was speaking kept staring at Chu Ci's bag, his eyes shining, and he was almost writing "Leave the bag to us".

Chu Ci secretly thought in her mind that if she ran, she would definitely not be able to outrun them because the gap in physical strength was huge.

She had been walking for such a long time, and they had been resting all the time. There were so many people there. Chu Ci looked at them ingratiatingly and said, "Thank you all."

Chu Ci walked towards them consciously, thinking that since she cooperated so well, she wouldn't be abused, right?

She was overthinking it. They didn't care about her attitude at all. When she walked up to them, several men tied Chu Ci up with vines and took her inside.

Chu Ci looked around fearfully, forcing himself to calm down and remember the route so that he would know which way to run when he escaped later.

But after Chu Ci went in, she gave up after less than two minutes of being forced to walk. The cave was like a spider spirit's cave, and it was like a maze. It was impossible for her to get out by herself.

Chu Ci was almost crying. What was going on?

Chu Ci followed them for an unknown amount of time until they arrived at a small cave. They snatched Chu Ci's bag and pushed him in with force.

Chu Ci fell to the ground and looked at them in disbelief. "What do you want to do with my bag?"

The men snorted coldly, "There's a road to heaven but you don't take it, there's no door to hell but you just go there. Your life is extremely unlucky."

Before Chu Ci could understand what they meant, they snorted coldly and closed the door.

Although there was no lock, there were two adult men standing by the door watching, so it was unlikely that Chu Ci could escape.

Chu Ci looked behind him, found a corner to sit down, and thought about how to run next.

In the middle of the night, when Chu Ci was half asleep and half awake, he suddenly heard several screams, mixed with some groans, which made Chu Ci shudder.