Quick Transmigration: The Beautiful Host Wants to Have Both Love and Career

"Master, we have arrived." Chu Shangbai stopped the carriage and jumped off the shaft.

Yun Suisi lifted the carriage curtain, jumped down, and looked at the extremely well-defended camp gate. He couldn't help but sigh, "No wonder they are the private soldiers under the Regent."

The gatekeepers at the camp saw the carriage approaching them. They looked serious, held their weapons, and shouted, "Who goes there? What brings you here?"

Just as Chu Shangbai was about to take out his token, he touched his belt and found it empty.

Oh no! After completing the mission last time, I returned to the palace and accidentally dropped the token in Yu Zhi's bedroom. I haven't retrieved it yet, and I've already returned to my master's side.

Just as Chu Shangbai was worrying, one of the gatekeepers suddenly said, "I was blind and didn't recognize you. I didn't recognize you as Lord An San. I hope you won't blame me."

Chu Shangbai breathed a sigh of relief and prepared to go inside with his master.

“Lord An San, you can go in, but this…this young master cannot. As you know, this is the camp’s rule; you need the prince’s permission to enter.” The gatekeeper said apologetically.

Yun Suisi's voice was clear and melodious: "Then please inform the Regent that my surname is Jun and my given name is Suisi. I have important matters to discuss with Your Highness."

"Alright, please wait a moment." The gatekeeper turned and walked into the camp.

Inside the council chamber, everyone was discussing animatedly, but they couldn't come up with any concrete conclusions. Jun would occasionally tap the table with his hand.

"Your Highness, the guards at the camp gate have important matters to report," the gatekeeper respectfully announced from outside the gate.

Jun Sui: "Come in."

Gatekeeper: "Your Highness, there are people outside the gate..."

Jun Sui frowned, and subconsciously said, "I won't see him. Let him go."

"…Yes."

As the person was about to leave, he called out as if possessed: "Wait, did that person say anything?"

"Your Highness, he said his surname is Jun and his given name is Sui Si..."

Before he could finish speaking, Jun Sui suddenly stood up from his seat and ran impatiently toward the camp gate.

As expected, when I ran to the door, I saw the fiery red figure I had been longing for day and night.

"Ah Si, Ah Si, my Ah Si..." Jun Sui hugged Yun Sui tightly, his hands on her waist, tightening his grip.

Yun Sui buried her head in Jun Sui's chest: "'A day without seeing you, I am driven mad with longing. Alas, my beloved is not on the east wall.' I miss you so much, Ah Si."

Lovers in the throes of passion, during these few days apart, often say that fish cannot live without the embrace of a lake, mountains cannot live without the nourishment of trees, and birds cannot live without the direction of the sky.

Yun Suisi cannot live without Jun Sui's companionship, and Jun Sui cannot live without Yun Suisi's devotion. The two can only live out their lives together, supporting each other through thick and thin, inseparable.

"Shall I show you around the barracks?" Jun Sui asked excitedly.

Yun Suisi nodded, then looked at the generals sneaking around behind him and asked in confusion, "Who are they?"

Don't be fooled by the bravery and imposing presence of those generals on the battlefield. In reality, most of them are just roughnecks, constantly looking around, as if afraid others won't know they're spying.

Jun Sui glared at them, then led Yun Suisi to them: "This is General Li, General Zhu..." Yun Suisi greeted them one by one.

"Hehehe, Your Highness."

"Hey hey hey..."

"By the way, young master, may I ask..."

Yun Suisi said calmly, "My surname is Jun, and my given name is Suisi. I am a close friend of the Prince."

Generals: Oh, my confidant!

Jun Sui and Yun Sui looked at their expressions but did not explain.

A group of people strolled around the barracks, stopping occasionally to introduce the local "specialty products," their faces radiating confidence and pride.

It was soon evening. Jun Sui quickly finished his dinner and pulled Yun Suisi towards the bedroom.

Sitting on the bed, she hugged Yun Suisi's waist, buried her face in his waist, and gently inhaled the faint fragrance emanating from his body, like a gentle breeze caressing her face, making her intoxicated and unable to extricate herself.

Yun Sui gently massaged Jun Sui's head to help him relieve his fatigue.

"Are you very tired lately?" Yun Suisi looked at Jun Sui's expression and felt extremely distressed.

Jun Sui: "Yes, we received news from the border that the foreign tribes have been making trouble lately and may attack again at any time. We can only speed up the arrangements."

Yun Suisi: "Don't worry, if the foreign tribes really attack again, you can go without worry. I will be in the court, right behind you, firmly supporting you."

Jun Sui tightened his hands, rubbed his face against Yun Suisi's cheek, and softly hummed in agreement.

"It's been a few days. I wonder if my 'Empress' has missed me?" The tone was flippant and teasing.

"I miss it so much! I really miss it! I miss it so much! I'm dying to see it!"

It's all those people's fault. If they hadn't been so selfish and caused His Majesty to lose his temper, they would have come much sooner.

Unlike me, who only knows how to do my own job and not cause Your Majesty any worry. That's why Your Majesty is here to reward me.

"Isn't that right?" Jun Sui subtly belittled one while praising the other.

Yun Suisi: "Yes, of all the officials in the court, only the Regent truly wins my favor."

Jun Sui held Yun Sui Si as they lay on the bed, gently patting his back in a soft voice.

He knew that Ah Si was the new emperor, and there were many people in the court who would try to trip him up. 'It's easy to dodge a spear in the open, but hard to guard against an arrow in the dark.' He knew he would eventually fall victim to it, so it was better to strike first and seize the initiative and advantage.

Dismissing an official seems easy, but it's actually difficult.

Leaving aside those who have been in officialdom for many years and have their own network of connections and influence, even those who are new to officialdom and manage to become officials during a period of national turmoil must have had very powerful family support. Such people are not to be trifled with.

The effort involved was considerable.

With people leaving, many seats became empty. Where could we find so many people? How could we solve this problem? This required a lot of deep thought and repeated deliberation.

In one's position, one should fulfill one's duties, assume one's responsibilities, and do one's best.

Even as an emperor, A Si was no exception.

"My dear A Si, I don't know if you've been eating properly while I'm not around, or if you're still picky about food."

Wow, look how thin she's gotten! Her face and waist are so much smaller.

"Sigh...maybe someone really is 'I grow thinner and thinner, yet I have no regrets, for I am wasting away for her.'" Jun Sui pinched Yun Suisi's cheek and waist.

Yun Suisi: "..."

Yun Suisi: "Of course I eat well every day. Being a picky eater is a different thing for everyone. Besides, losing weight is too exaggerated."

He kissed Jun Sui's lips: "But it's true that I miss you, and it's also true that I can't sleep because I miss you."

Jun Sui: "I knew it. I am indispensable in A Si's life and unique in A Si's heart."

They were completely focused on each other, and simply holding each other was enough to make them feel content, satisfied, and drowsy.

In a daze, Yun Suisi seemed to hear Jun Sui say that there would be a martial arts competition tomorrow and that he could go and watch it.

Let's talk about tomorrow's problems tomorrow...

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"A day without seeing her, my longing is like madness. Alas, my beloved is not here, beyond the eastern wall." — Excerpt from "The Phoenix Seeks Its Mate" by Sima Xiangru (Han Dynasty)

2. It's easy to dodge a spear in the open, but hard to guard against an arrow in the dark. — Anonymous, Yuan Dynasty, "The Unicorn"

3. "In one's position, one should fulfill one's duties, assume one's responsibilities, and do one's best." — *The Analects of Confucius*, Taibo (adapted)

4. "My clothes grow looser, yet I have no regrets; for her sake, I grow thin and haggard." — Excerpt from "Butterfly Loves Flowers" by Liu Yong (Song Dynasty)

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