The Emperor's Favorite: The Useless and Crazy Concubine Who Conquers the World

Lan Yunyan listened to Yun Mengyao's flute and watched Lin Wan'er writing the letter seriously, and a warm feeling surged in her heart.

As the night deepened, the stars became brighter.

Lan Yunyan stood up and decided to check the surroundings to make sure there were no other threats. She walked out of the tent quietly, her footsteps light and silent.

Her figure looked particularly lonely in the moonlight.

Lan Yunyan walked around the tent to make sure everything was safe.

At this moment, a shooting star streaked across the sky, and Lan Yunyan immediately made a wish. She hoped that her family would be healthy and happy, even though she could not be with them now.

Returning to the tent, she saw Yun Mengyao and Lin Wan'er already asleep. She lay down gently, closed her eyes, and let her thoughts slowly calm down with her breathing. She knew that tomorrow would be another new day, and they would embark on their journey again.

The next day, when the first ray of sunlight shone into the tent, Lan Yunyan, Yun Mengyao and Lin Wan'er all woke up.

They quickly packed their bags and prepared to depart. Lan Yunyan checked her sword, making sure it was perfectly sharp. Yun Mengyao put away her flute, and Lin Wan'er carefully placed the letter she had written last night in a small box.

They walked out of the tent and faced the new day.

When the first rays of morning sun shone on the edge of the forest, Lan Yunyan, Lin Wan'er and Yun Mengyao slowly walked out of this forest that was once full of challenges and unknowns.

Lan Yunyan walked in front, her steps firm but with a hint of relief after being tired.

The sunlight shone on her face, outlining her well-defined features. Her hair fluttered gently in the breeze, and the sunlight sprinkled on her shoulders, as if covering her with a layer of golden light.

Lin Wan'er and Yun Mengyao followed Lan Yunyan closely. Their eyes showed both the joy of getting out of the forest and the reluctance to part.

Lin Wan'er's eyes sparkled with tears. She gently tugged on Lan Yunyan's sleeve, her voice trembling slightly, "Yunyan, are we really going to part ways? If it weren't for you, I really don't know how I would have gotten through these days."

Lan Yunyan looked at Lin Wan'er tenderly, smiled, and nodded, "Wan'er, all good things must come to an end. But what we've experienced together will remain in our hearts forever. Now, it's time for you to go home. Your family must be waiting for you."

Yun Mengyao stood quietly by, her eyes moving between Lan Yunyan and Lin Wan'er, her heart full of emotion.

She stepped forward, gently hugged Lan Yunyan and Lin Wan'er, and whispered, "This journey will be an unforgettable memory in my life. Although we are about to part ways, I believe that our friendship will last forever."

The three of them stood there for a long time, as if they wanted to deeply engrave the scene of this moment in their minds.

Finally, Lin Wan'er let go of her hand, slowly turned around, and walked towards home step by step.

She looked back from time to time, and her reluctant look made people feel distressed.

Yun Mengyao also looked at Lan Yunyan deeply, and then set out on her journey home.

Lan Yunyan stood there alone, looking at the direction where Lin Wan'er and Yun Mengyao left, with thousands of thoughts surging in her mind.

During those days in the forest, they faced countless dangers and challenges together and went through many difficult times together.

Lan Yunyan took a deep breath, the air was filled with the freshness of the forest and the fragrance of the distant fields.

She took one last look at the forest they had just left, her heart filled with mixed emotions.

Then she turned around and walked resolutely towards her home.

Her steps were brisk and powerful, as if she wanted to leave behind all the fatigue and confusion of the past. The scenery along the way passed by one by one.

When Lan Yunyan returned to the Lan Mansion, the vermilion gate was still solemn and majestic, and the words "Lan Mansion" on the plaque above the door were shining in the sunlight.

She stood in front of the door, staring quietly for a moment, feeling a mixture of emotions in her heart.

She gently pushed the door open, and the door hinges made a slight creaking sound, as if telling the story of the years.

The scene inside the mansion gradually came into view: the familiar courtyard, the scattered pavilions, everything was still the same as I remembered.

She walked slowly through the courtyard, the cobblestones beneath her feet seeming especially familiar. The servants, delighted to see her return, came forward to greet her. Lan Yunyan smiled in response, a warmth welling up in her heart.

Walking into the main hall, Lan Yunyan saw Master Lan Yun sitting in the hall.

"Grandpa, I'm back." Lan Yunyan's voice trembled slightly, and tears of excitement flashed in her eyes.

Grandpa Lan Yun slowly raised his head, his gaze settling on Lan Yunyan, a relieved smile on his weathered face. "Yan'er, you're finally back. I've been so worried about you these past few days."

Although his voice was a little old, it was full of love.

Lan Yunyan looked at the smile on her grandfather's face and felt a warm feeling in her heart.

She walked quickly to her grandfather, squatted down, held his calloused hands, and said softly, "Grandpa, I'm sorry to have worried you. I'm back."

Tears glistened in Grandpa's eyes. He gently stroked Lan Yunyan's hair, as if to confirm that she had really returned to him.

"It's good that you're back, it's good that you're back." He repeated this sentence with a slight tremor in his voice.

Lan Yunyan's heart was filled with guilt. She knew her adventure had made her family worried. She hugged her grandfather tightly, wanting to use this hug to express all her apologies and gratitude.

Grandpa Lan patted her back gently and comforted her, "Child, don't blame yourself. Your growth and adventure are necessary. Grandpa is just worried about your safety."

Lan Yunyan raised her head, tears in her eyes. She choked and said, "Grandpa, I promise you that no matter where I go in the future, I will be more careful and not let you worry."

Grandpa smiled and nodded, his eyes full of understanding and tolerance.

"Yan'er, you have done a great job. Your bravery and wisdom make grandpa proud." His voice was old but full of power.