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

call out--

"Master, someone is lying in ambush! Be careful—"

Chu Shangbai swiftly raised his sword sheath, blocking the arrow that was aimed at the carriage curtain.

Suddenly, shadows flashed all around, and several assassins leaped out from the darkness, surrounding the two.

The leader of the assassins had the same gloom and jealousy in his eyes as yesterday, and his voice was hoarse: "Kill them!" He drew his long sword and pointed it directly at Yun Suisi, with a determination to fight to the death.

Yun Suisi grabbed the restless Chu Shangbai, his eyes filled with ruthlessness: "You're going back to the barracks later to find the Prince."

Remember, if you're going to say I'm injured, make sure to spread the word widely.

Knowing the seriousness of the matter, Chu Shangbai did not question his master's order: "Yes. Your subordinate will definitely complete the mission."

A thrilling and intense battle has begun.

The assassins were ruthless and their attacks were always aimed at vital points.

Under the relentless attack, Chu Shangbai sometimes precisely parried the sharp swords, and sometimes pierced the opponent's chest, assisting with a spinning kick, causing the opponent to fall to the ground like a kite with a broken string, spitting out blood.

Yun Suisi looked at the bloodstains on Chu Shangbai with satisfaction and whispered, "Now, let's go!"

After a moment's hesitation, Chu Shangbai gritted his teeth, used his lightness skill, and rushed towards the barracks.

Yun Suisi stopped all the assassins, a chilling smile playing on his lips: "Where do you think you're going? Your opponent is me!"

Everyone present was terrified, filled with fear, and contemplated retreating.

The lead assassin spoke again: "Ignore that person, use all your strength to kill him, you must kill him."

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The ground was stained with blood, like a horrifying painting. All around was deathly silent. A gust of wind blew through the woods, carrying a chill and scattering leaves and bloodstains.

The weapon gleamed coldly, and drops of blood slowly dripped down its blade. Yun Suisi sat on the ground, wiping the sword Jun Sui had given him with a 'hissing' sound.

Dressed in red, blood droplets trickled silently down the folds of her garment, the varying shades of color blooming like plum blossoms, and emanating a strong, pungent smell of blood.

Bloodstains dotted his left cheek, like blooming dark red flowers spreading wildly. On his right cheek, a single drop of blood landed at the corner of his eye, radiating a faint warmth, like a dazzling ruby, shimmering eerily in the sunlight.

The world around us seemed to have been muted, utterly silent.

When the soldiers arrived, they were met with a horrifying and terrifying scene.

When Jun arrived, he saw only a red robe stained with blood and blood all over the ground. Terrified, he carefully examined the person from head to toe, fearing that he might be the next person to lie there.

He strode forward, picked up Yun Suisi, and instructed his subordinates, his voice still tinged with lingering fear: "Clean this place up and thoroughly investigate who did this!"

The soldiers quickly came to their senses: "Yes, Your Majesty, we obey."

Leaving the palace full of anticipation, returning to it battered and bruised—truly, life is unpredictable.

Yun Suisi lay on the couch in the Zichen Palace, his tightly closed eyes slightly open, watching Jun Sui bustling around, calling for the imperial physician, fetching a basin of water, doing everything himself.

After dismissing the servants, Jun Sui brought a basin of water to the bedside, carefully lifted Yun Suisi's clothes, examined his injuries, and wiped away bloodstains and sweat.

Yun Suisi opened her eyes wide, her gaze filled with a starry sky, sparkling brightly. Her voice was so gentle it could melt your heart: "What's wrong? Are you really angry?"

Jun Sui shook her head, looking distressed: "No, I'm not angry. Our A Si told me beforehand, how could I possibly be angry?"

However, no matter how much mental preparation I did beforehand, I couldn't stop worrying. I was afraid that something unexpected might happen, and you would get hurt, and all the preparations and effort I had put in would be for nothing.

Yun Suisi straightened up and gave Jun Sui a tender and affectionate kiss:

"Leave the rest to Asui. I believe you will finish it quickly. Go now."

I am here waiting for you to give me a court where the new policies can be implemented smoothly without any obstacles.

He gently patted Yun Suisi's head and whispered:

"I've had someone fill the bathtub in the back. After I leave, go wash up, change into some clean clothes, and then rest."

Yun Suisi: "Hmm~".

Upon exiting the Zichen Palace, his expression was cold and sinister, much like that of the regent of the Great Yan Dynasty who had just returned from the battlefield.

Upon seeing the prince, Yu Zhi immediately stepped forward, respectful, serious, and composed: "Your Highness, we have found out. It was Yun Shi, but he was not alone. Several princes were also involved behind the scenes."

Jun Sui: "Hmm, take these people to the imperial prison and give them a good beating first."

And Chu Shangbai, you no longer need to kneel. His Majesty allows you to remain by his side. Remember, you must strictly obey His Majesty's arrangements; obeying your master's orders is of paramount importance.

Yu Zhi/Chu Shangbai: "Yes, Your subordinate obeys."

After being released from the imperial prison, Jun Sui leisurely wiped his hands and instructed Yu Zhi: "Dress them up properly, behead them tomorrow and make their names public, and then reveal all the crimes they committed."

Then they raided the prince's residence and confiscated everything found inside, taking it all into the national treasury.

The other princes were also dealt with according to the law; those who deserved to be executed were executed, those who deserved to be demoted were demoted, and gold and silver that were due to be taken into the national treasury were also taken into the national treasury.

Yu Zhi suppressed her nausea and said, "Yes."

After the prince left, Yu Zhi immediately ran to vomit, but couldn't vomit and just dry heaved, feeling extremely uncomfortable.

Seeing Commander Yu's expression, An Yi and An Er couldn't help but mock him:

"Oh dear, Commander Yu, what's wrong? Look at you, you can't even tolerate such a small thing since you came to the capital, you've become so fussy!"

Yu Zhi glanced disdainfully at the two who were talking without any real understanding of the situation, straightened up, and wiped her mouth:

"If you're so capable, go in and take a look. Since you're so good, then the task that the prince just gave them to 'dress up' will be yours."

An Yi and An Er exchanged a glance, unconvinced: "Fine, let's go then, who's afraid of who?"

She came out shortly after going in, just like Yu Zhi, vomiting non-stop.

Finally, it was Yu Zhi's turn to gloat: "You guys still had the nerve to talk about me like that?"

An Er: "It's obvious...it's obvious that the prince's temper has improved now, but it feels like things have gone back to how they were before?"

Yu Zhi: "It's not that Your Highness's temper has improved; it's that after meeting His Majesty, Your Highness unconsciously restrained his bad temper, for fear of frightening His Majesty."

The prince has done this to people; it's not that he's gone back to the way things were, but rather that he's venting his anger and seeking revenge for His Majesty.

And the most important point...

When the topic of 'critical moment' came up, Yu Zhi hesitated, making An Yi and An Er want to punch him.

An Yi said anxiously, "Say it!!"

Yu Zhi smiled maliciously:

"The most important point is... tomorrow you two need to dress up the person properly to complete the task assigned by the prince."

Remember to dress up nicely!

An Yi: "..."

An Er: "..."

With this, the high degree of centralization of imperial power meant that no one in the court could hinder Emperor Yongsheng from implementing his new policies. A new court welcomed the arrival of insightful people from all over the world, and the Great Yan Dynasty began to operate normally.