After traveling through time, the adults were completely in my hands

Yue State, in the imperial palace.

Jing Yu was reviewing memorials in the imperial study when the chief guard knocked on the door and walked in. He handed a letter forward and said, "Your Highness, this is a letter from Daqing, addressed to you and the Crown Princess."

Sent from Daqing? Jing Yu was stunned for a moment, then casually opened the letter. After reading it, he looked at the signature below.

Jindou? I had never heard of this person's name, but judging from the words between the lines, it seemed that he was very familiar with both me and the Crown Princess.

Frowning and thinking carefully, Jing Yu still couldn't remember when he had met someone named Jindou. He put the letter aside and looked up to see that the captain of the guards had not left yet, so he asked, "What's the matter? Is there anything else?"

The chief guard took out a book from his bosom and handed it forward, saying, "Your Highness, when I was in Wuzhou, I saw you treating this book like a treasure, so when I returned to the capital this time, I specially brought it back with me."

Like a treasure? Jing Yu was stunned again. He reached out to take the book and looked at this book that had nothing special about it. He really couldn't figure out why he would hold this book like a treasure.

He casually flipped open the book, and some sunflower petals, although dry, were still golden and brilliant, as if full of vitality, caught Jing Yu's eyes.

Jing Yu carefully picked up a petal, and his heart seemed to be touched by something. Although it was fleeting, it still gave him a strong sense of shudder.

Could it be that I have forgotten something? Jing Yu frowned and thought about it carefully, but still found that he could not find any memory about this petal in his memory.

Could it be that part of my memory was erased? Jing Yu thought to himself.

******

In the inner palace, the Empress Dowager and Nanny Li beside her were also discussing the same topic.

"I really can't understand why the prince recovered overnight. It's as if he took some magic medicine," said the Queen with a frown.

"Your Majesty, don't think too much. This is always a good thing. Maybe Guanyin Bodhisattva really came down to earth that night and gave the prince a magic medicine," said Nanny Li.

"Also, have you noticed that the prince has changed a lot after waking up?" asked the Queen.

"Yes, Madam," Nanny Li nodded and said, "After waking up this time, I heard from the people in the Eastern Palace that the Crown Prince's attitude towards the Crown Princess has greatly improved. Although he is still not as affectionate, he is no longer as cold as before. Moreover, knowing that the Crown Princess is pregnant, he has taken good care of her and no longer mentioned going to Wuzhou."

"Yes," the Queen nodded, but then said, "Although this is a good thing, I always feel that something is wrong. I don't know what happened to the prince."

As the Queen was speaking here, she heard a eunuch outside the door shouting, "His Royal Highness the Crown Prince has arrived!" Then, Crown Prince Jingyu walked in at the door of the hall.

After Jing Yu bowed to "Mother," he sat down.

"My son, what are you holding in your hand?" The Queen asked, pointing at the letter in Jing Yu's hand.

"Oh, it's a letter from Daqing," Jing Yu said, "It's addressed to me and the Crown Princess, but I really can't remember who wrote it."

"Is it a letter from Daqing?" When the Queen heard the word "Daqing", she was startled and asked again.

"Yes, mother," Jing Yu nodded, "it was written by someone named Jindou."

"It's golden beans!" The Queen Mother and Li Ma beside her were both shocked. The Queen Mother even stood up from her chair.

"Mother... do you know Jindou?" Jing Yu asked in confusion when he saw the Queen's big reaction.

The Empress, the "Huang'er," did not answer Jing Yu's words. Instead, she stared into his eyes and asked, "You... don't remember Jindou?"

Could it be that this Jindou is very familiar to him? Jing Yu thought hard again, but still couldn't remember anything. He could only shake his head and said, "Mother, I really can't remember who this person is."

The Queen Mother and Nanny Li looked at each other, both of them had expressions of shock on their faces!

At this moment, the two people thought at the same time: It seems that something strange must have happened to the prince, otherwise, with his affection for Jindou, how could he forget Jindou!

******

Daqing, Southern Xinjiang military camp.

In the big tent, General Pei, his son Pei Shaofeng, and several deputy generals were all sitting on chairs, listening to a white-haired old woman talking about the recent illness in southern Xinjiang.

"General Pei, the outbreak in southern Xinjiang looks like a plague, but for some reason, all the antidote medicines we've used are ineffective."

Recently, many residents inside and outside the city of Southern Xinjiang have begun to suffer from headaches, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea for unknown reasons.

Although several senior doctors in southern Xinjiang worked day and night to diagnose and treat the patient, they were unable to find the cause of the disease and achieved little success.

Recently, the disease has spread very seriously, and many civilians have died. This has made General Pei and several deputy generals very worried.

At this time, after hearing the old doctor's words, General Pei frowned, waved his hand, and asked the old doctor to leave. Then he asked several deputy generals: "Everyone, take a look, what should we do now?"

A lieutenant of the "General" stood up first and said, "No one in the barracks was sick at first, but yesterday several soldiers left the camp and returned with symptoms. I was afraid they might infect other soldiers, so I isolated them. I think we should close the camp gates and not let the soldiers out again."

"General," another deputy general stood up and said, "General, you must report this epidemic to the emperor immediately and ask him to send the imperial physician to diagnose and treat us."

"Well, you two have a point," General Pei nodded. "I will immediately send someone back to the capital to report to the Emperor and have him send the imperial physician."

Having said this, General Pei said to his son Pei Shaofeng, "You must immediately give orders. From now on, the camp gates must be tightly closed and no one is allowed to enter or leave."

"Yes," Pei Shaofeng bowed and agreed, then turned and walked out.

When the deputy general suggested sending the imperial physician just now, Pei Shaofeng thought of the golden beans.

Nanjiang Manyan's condition this time is really strange. I am afraid that even if the imperial physician comes, he will be helpless.

But... the soldier he sent back to the capital to inquire about the news came back and said that Jindou was assassinated and almost lost his life.

As an older brother, he was unable to go back to visit, and he felt guilty about it. Now that southern Xinjiang was full of dangers, how could he bear to call Jindou again? So although he thought of Jindou, he did not say it out loud.