Going to Beijing to save his father, all the powerful officials in the city are vying to be his fath

When Zhao Liangchen woke up, he had already returned home. He opened his eyes and before he could see the surroundings clearly, he felt dizzy and wanted to vomit. He tried to hold it back but couldn't, and he started vomiting with his head tilted. Unfortunately, he hadn't eaten anything yesterday, so he only vomited twice and there was nothing left to vomit, so he could only keep dry heaving.

Lai Fu and Lai Xi, who were serving on the side, were so scared that one of them patted his back while the other went out to call the imperial physician.

The imperial physician arrived quickly. When Zhao Liangchen was sent back yesterday, the emperor heard that he was in a coma, so he sent the imperial physician to guard Zhao's house.

The imperial physician gave him acupuncture, and he managed to stop vomiting.

The imperial physician explained to Lai Fu and Lai Xi, "Master Xiao Zhao has a head injury, which has caused dizziness and vomiting. Acupuncture can only temporarily stop the vomiting. I will prescribe some medicine for him. He needs to rest in bed for the next few days."

Lai Xi followed the imperial physician out to boil some medicine. Zhao Liangchen regained some energy and looked at Lai Fu: "Where's father?"

Lai Fu had been very respectful to Zhao Liangchen ever since he was punished by him. "Master, the master has been summoned to the palace and has not returned yet."

Zhao Liangchen looked at the top of the tent and reviewed what happened. He didn't faint at first, but he pretended to faint because he was afraid of suspicion from others because he killed Zhao Kuo. However, his head really hurt, and the bumpy ride when he was carried down the mountain by others made the pain worse, so he fainted. He didn't know what happened afterwards.

With his military thinking, it was already very difficult for him to plan so many things in just three or four days.

What happened next was no longer under his control. His first goal had been achieved: he had killed Zhao Kuo and avenged his past life.

It was difficult for him to accomplish the rest by himself, and he needed help, but there were not many people close to him. When planning these things this time, he made use of everyone he could.

He himself was used by others, so he knew how it felt. In a relationship like his with Qi Lusheng, if he could use it once, Qi Lusheng wouldn't mind, but if he used it too much, the relationship between the two would definitely become distant. He didn't want that. There weren't many friends he could confide in, and he cherished them very much.

He didn't know how the court was going to deal with what was going to happen next. The person had already been arrested, but he didn't know who his father and the others would push to take the blame, nor did he know whether the Su family would be acquitted.

Thinking of the Su family, he thought of Su Qin again. He didn't know how she had been doing these days, and whether she had eaten mooncakes. Speaking of mooncakes, he suddenly remembered the mooncakes the emperor gave him when he left the palace yesterday. He didn't know if they were lost or damaged during the fight yesterday. The emperor had also rewarded him with pastries from the palace before, and he thought they were delicious. Thinking that Su Qin might not have eaten them, he wanted to let Su Qin try this mooncake.

He looked at Lai Fu: "Did I have anything on me when I was sent back?"

Lai Fu was confused as to what he was asking. "What are you asking, Master? When you were sent back this morning, your clothes were covered in blood and were all torn. I saw they were no longer wearable, so I threw them away."

He was a little worried, thinking that the eldest young master wouldn't still want that tattered piece of clothing. Well, the eldest young master was not favored, so he didn't have many good clothes. It was normal for him to be reluctant to throw away the tattered clothes.

Just as he was hesitating whether to pick up the clothes, he heard Zhao Liangchen ask: "Do I have any baggage?"

Lai Fu was puzzled: "Bag? No."

Suddenly he remembered something and went to the table to pick up a small bundle and handed it to Zhao Liangchen: "You didn't have anything on you when you were sent back, but the military officer who sent you back said this is yours. I don't know what it is and I didn't dare to open it."

Zhao Liangchen took a look and saw that it was the small bundle Liu Jin had given him. He ordered, "Open it."

Lai Fu opened the bundle and saw a box of snacks inside. He was a little surprised that the eldest master was so injured, but why was he still concerned about a box of snacks.

Seeing that Zhao Liangchen was still looking at him, he opened the box. Inside were eight mooncakes, but for some reason, three of them were broken.

He brought the box close to Zhao Liangchen. Zhao Liangchen felt a little sorry to see the broken mooncakes. They must have been broken when he was running.

"Hel me up."

Lai Fu put down the box and helped Zhao Liangchen up. His head was still dizzy, but he endured it without saying a word and reached out to grab the mooncakes in the box. Lai Fu saw that he wanted to eat it, so he quickly took out a good piece and handed it to him.

Zhao Liangchen pointed and said, "I want that one."

Lai Fu was a little surprised and reminded: "The eldest young master's one is broken."

Zhao Liangchen gave him a cold look and said, "Can't you eat the broken ones?"

Lai Fu nodded quickly: "I can eat it."

Then he gave him half a piece. Zhao Liangchen endured the discomfort in his stomach and took a bite. It was quite delicious. Miss Su should like it.

At this time, Lai Xi came in with a tray. Seeing him eating mooncakes, he quickly walked over and showed the tray to Zhao Liangchen: "Master, you are hungry. I went to the kitchen to bring some porridge. Please have something hot."

Although Zhao Liangchen was hungry, he also felt nauseous and didn't want to eat. Just as he was about to refuse, Lai Xi said, "Please fill your stomach first. You have to take medicine later."

Zhao Liangchen did not refuse. He had to recover from his illness as soon as possible, as there were still many things he needed to plan for later.

Lai Fu put a small table on the bed, Lai Xi put the porridge and side dishes on it, and Zhao Liangchen half-leaned on it and ate slowly.

While eating, I heard a hurried voice coming in: "Liangchen, how are you?"

As soon as he finished speaking, someone came into the house. It was Zou Tai.

He breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Zhao Liangchen still able to sit and eat porridge. He stepped over to the bed and looked at Zhao Liangchen carefully. "I was on duty in the palace today and heard that you were unconscious. I was terrified and quickly switched shifts to come see you. I'm so glad you're okay."

Zhao Liangchen felt dizzy and couldn't move his head too much, so he didn't raise his head. He comforted Zou Tai: "I'm fine, just a little dizzy and want to vomit. I'll be fine after a few days."

Zou Tai said angrily, "I heard it was Zhao Kuo who made you like this. This guy is really evil. He wanted to kill you. Fortunately, he is dead, otherwise I would have kicked his brains out."

Zhao Liangchen knew he was just talking, so he turned his head to glance at Lai Fu and Lai Xi and said, "You two can go down first."

The two servants hurried out.

After the door was closed, Zhao Liangchen asked, "Is there any movement in the court?"

Zou Tai also sat down, leaned in closer and whispered, "This morning's court session was so lively and noisy."

Zhao Liangchen was puzzled: "What are you arguing about? The criminal has been found, what's there to arguing about?"

Zou Tai: "Isn't this the disaster relief money that has been recovered? Everyone is arguing about when and how the relief money will be distributed."

Zhao Liangchen was surprised: "The disaster relief money was recovered? When?"

Zou Tai was even more surprised: "Didn't you lead people to retrieve the disaster relief money? Don't you know?"

Zhao Liangchen understood and explained, "I didn't find it. I led people to chase Zhao Kuo and the others, and then I fell into a coma. I don't know what happened after that."

Zou Tai finally understood and explained to him, "Oh, you don't know how bold these people are. As early as when they exchanged the disaster relief silver, they transported the silver to our camp and hid it in the armory.

The families of the Imperial Guards who participated had already hidden themselves in the basement of the main camp. If you hadn't led them to capture them last night, they would have already escaped. You're the one who made the greatest contribution in this matter."

Zhao Liangchen didn't care about the credit, he only cared about one thing: "Has the Su family been exonerated?"