The Qin Dynasty entered the game with love.

The group traveled to Xinzheng in the state of Han. Ying Ji stayed there for a few days and found that the academic atmosphere in Han was much better than that in Qin.

The commerce is indeed very developed, but the place is too small.

After spending a few days sightseeing under Han Fei's guidance, we continued our journey.

Ying Ji didn't want to be in the carriage with the two little princes, so she chatted with Han Fei: "Did you go back to the palace a few days ago?"

Han Fei: "Yes, passing by my home, I should visit my father and mother."

Ying Ji: "You know what I want to say. Explain things to King Han?"

Han Fei shook his head: "Father will not agree. He will just curse me for being a traitor."

Seeing that she couldn't get any more information, Ying Ji didn't bother to continue: "It's good that you know the truth. I'm watching you every moment, so don't make the wrong decision."

Han Fei glanced sideways at the woman's departing figure, a bitter smile appearing on his lips.

【Ying Ji, I'm telling you the truth. My father is merely a ruler who maintains the status quo; he can't save Han. Han hasn't reformed and strengthened itself; without progress, it will be crushed by the tide of time. Even without Qin, there will be Zhao, Chu, or Wei. Han Fei's only wish is for the people of Han.】

Ying Ji gradually left the encirclement and walked to Bai Changchuan's side. Sensing someone approaching, she turned around and saw that it was Ying Ji.

"What brings Lord Danyang here today?"

Ying Ji pretended not to know: "What, are you jealous? If you are jealous, then don't be. Everyone else is a subject, a guest minister, or a future pillar of the country, but you are not. You are my beloved, aren't you? My only male concubine."

Bai Changchuan's hand, which was reining in his horse, was bulging with veins, but he still had a sweet smile on his face: "Lord Danyang is exceptionally handsome. It is my good fortune to have taken a liking to me. However, I have now achieved some military merits, and I am afraid that calling myself 'my concubine' would tarnish your reputation."

Ying Ji noticed the bulging veins and her thoughts grew increasingly wicked: "What's the big deal? I'll just have A Zheng find a chance to strip you of your military merits later. It's not a big deal."

Bai Changchuan's expression immediately darkened: "Does Lord Danyang really want to make things difficult for me?"

Ying Ji smiled and said, "I was just kidding. Stay in the army and don't embarrass me."

Bai Changchuan stared intently at the back of the figure with a cold expression. Suddenly, he saw a hidden dart and instinctively drew his sword to block it.

The head guard shouted, "Maintain formation! Protect the princess!"

Instantly, layers of soldiers surged around them, surrounding the two in the center.

However, problems arose frequently. The arrows were poisoned, and the soldiers around him fell one by one. Just then, a large number of men in black appeared.

Most were with Ying Ji, and a few were in the carriage, but Fu Su was in the carriage. Ying Ji saw that the soldiers could not hold on: "Yuan Tiangang, deal with it as soon as possible and go protect the child."

Yuan Tiangang is the pinnacle of martial arts prowess. After dealing with the assassins surrounding Ying Ji, he went to the carriage to rescue Fusu.

At this moment, Yuan Ge held Fusu and Han Xin tightly in his arms, his arms and back already bruised and bleeding, his life hanging by a thread.

Yuan Tiangang dealt with all the assassins and checked their identities; there was nothing amiss.

Ying Ji frowned, her stomach churning violently. She hadn't collapsed after witnessing so many dead people; her courage had increased since that incident at the city wall.

"Everyone, put the wounded in the carriages and head out at full speed."

Ying Ji returned to the carriage and saw that Yuan Ge's wound had turned black. She immediately exchanged for medicine, and Yuan Ge took the medicine. She gave the remaining medicine to Han's mother and asked her to take care of the poisoned soldiers.

Han Xin looked at Yuan Ge, his brows furrowed in pain, his eyes filled with heartache, and he even blew on the bleeding wound.

Ying Ji placed the two children next to Han Fei: "Take good care of them. Han Fei, I want you to protect these two children with your life."

Han Fei's expression was inscrutable, but he still nodded solemnly.

Ying Ji knew that she was in the most danger right now, and she was bored with no one by her side, so she simply called Bai Changchuan, who was quite strong in combat, over to keep her company.

"Thank you so much for just now."

Bai Changchuan didn't understand why Ying Ji thanked him, nor did he understand why he instinctively ducked the hidden arrow into his crotch: "Wasn't I the one who most wanted her dead?"

Seeing that Bai Changchuan did not answer, the entire carriage fell silent, with only Tuanzi's snoring sound.

After traveling for less than an hour, the guards reported: "The main road ahead has been blocked by a mudslide."

Ying Ji got out of the carriage and took a look. It didn't seem like it was deliberately created, but she couldn't let her guard down.

The sentry returned and hurriedly reported: "There are many mudslides ahead. It won't be cleared for at least a month. Only a narrow path is passable, but the wagons and supplies cannot be moved."

Ying Ji knew without a doubt that there was a trap. The side road was not an option: "Go back, don't take the side road, take the main road instead."

The guard leader was worried about the soldiers, but still obeyed the order: "Evacuate completely, leave this place, and take a detour."

Not long after Ying Ji and her party left, a group of men in black appeared in the surrounding woods.

The leader looked at Ying Ji's carriage, sent a signal, and quickly disappeared into the woods.

Taking a different route would add about half a month to the journey, but Ying Ji insisted that they must take the official road, which was open and flat, for safety reasons.

This meant that the people hiding behind the scenes had to wait more than a month before they had a chance.

The temperature difference in October is quite large. Ying Ji brought enough supplies, but water resources were insufficient. All the water they encountered had to be boiled and cooled before drinking, so almost everyone was somewhat dehydrated.

Finally, we exchanged for a box of frozen plums. Everyone would put one in their mouth when they were thirsty, and when they had free time, they would make plum soup, let it cool, and then quench their thirst.

However, the terrain was unavoidable; it wasn't as convenient as it is in later times. In the end, they still encountered an insurmountable valley that could only accommodate one carriage at a time.

Ying Ji had no choice but to let Han Fei take Fu Su and his party away first. The Yuezhi did not want to be separated from Ying Ji for too long, so Han Fei knocked them unconscious with a single chop and took them away.

Ying Ji's lips twitched: "That chop to the neck really looks like something out of a TV drama."

Afterwards, all the wounded were moved, and in the end, only Ying Ji and Bai Changchuan were left around her.

They drove into the valley, where someone was waiting to meet them on the other side. Ying Ji cautiously observed her surroundings, allowing Yuan Tiangang to spot the enemy and eliminate them immediately.

Strangely, nothing unusual happened, but Ying Ji grew increasingly uneasy and urged them to hurry up and leave.

As soon as they emerged from the woods, a group of people jumped out and attacked Fusu's carriage. Seeing the situation was dire, Ying Ji ordered Yuan Tiangang to provide support.

In just a short while, Ying Ji felt dizzy and her vision began to blur. She immediately stuffed the sobering ointment from the system space into her mouth.

A whiff of mint hit her head, making her shudder: "Holy crap, this stuff is so invigorating, my tongue doesn't even feel like my own."

He glanced at Bai Changchuan lying to the side, stuffed the sobering ointment into his mouth, but the bastard clenched his teeth and refused to open his mouth.

Ying Ji swung her hand and slapped him loudly, then loosened her jaw and inserted the plaster.

Sensing the carriage was speeding along, and glancing at the people on horseback, Bai Changchuan tried to grab the sword beside him, but it had already vanished.

Ying Ji took the hairpin from her hand, gently rotated the end to reveal a sharp blade, and placed it in Bai Changchuan's hand, indicating that he should kill Karami outside.