Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

Madam Pei frowned: "How come it doesn't hurt anymore? Look at your hand, it's all red from the heat. This is such an unlucky day for such an auspicious occasion."

For some reason, Pei Ming couldn't bear to see Bai Mengdie being told something unlucky, so he quickly said, "Mother, stop talking. I'll have someone find a doctor to take a look at her later."

"What happened next? Didn't that white fluff cause any trouble?" Chixing asked 250 in his mind.

250 The little black cat was in General Pei's mansion, and the ethereal body was talking to Chi Xing in the sea of ​​consciousness.

His only backer is Pei Ming, how dare he cause trouble?

Bai Xu knew that Pei Ming's mother was the most important person in his heart, and knew that no amount of fussing would help, so she could only reluctantly drink the tea that Bai Mengdie brought her again.

And so, with the addition of two more people, the Pei residence became even more lively.

Chi Xing accompanied Zhao Qiyu to Jiangnan this time. He told others that Chi Xing grew up in Jiangnan, and Zhao Qiyu actually brought him to Jiangnan to purchase houses, land, estates and shops.

"Ayu, you're so good to me."

Leaning against the railing by the river, gazing at the reflection of the bright moon in the water, Zhao Qiyu pointed to the restaurant on the opposite bank.

“That’s also an asset under your name, Xingxing, remember that.”

Sitting close to him, Akahoshi whispered in his ear, "I don't want these, I just want Ayu."

Zhao Qiyu looked around. It was dark and no one was looking at him. He turned his head and kissed Chixing on the cheek.

"You are my queen, so you should want me, as well as wealth and status."

She added in her mind that even if he were gone one day, Chixing could still return to Jiangnan and live a good life.

Although he and his elder brother would not usurp the throne unless absolutely necessary, who knows what that emperor was thinking?

They encountered assassins twice on their way to Jiangnan, and Zhao Qiyu knew without even thinking that it was the emperor's doing.

The last assassination attempt in the palace was because the emperor turned a blind eye and allowed the assassin to infiltrate the palace.

After Zhao Qizhen discovered that the Second Prince was behind it, he began to target the Second Prince, who no longer had the energy to carry out assassinations.

"Yes, I don't want anything, I just want Ayu. Wherever Ayu goes, I will go."

Chixing knew what he was thinking and spoke his mind. He wouldn't deliberately hide anything from Ayu, especially his love for him.

Chixing's understanding of love is simple: it requires mutual commitment, single-mindedness, and life-and-death dependence; it means never abandoning each other in times of hardship and sharing glory in times of wealth.

"What if I die? Will you follow me?" Zhao Qiyu's lips curled slightly, a smile that was neither a smile nor a frown.

Chixing held his hand as if making a vow: "If you die, I will never live on alone."

Zhao Qiyu reached out and covered his mouth, deliberately scolding him: "You're so stupid."

Akahoshi wasn't angry; she rested her head on his shoulder and acted spoiled.

"Do you despise me? It's no use despising me now. I am already yours. Your Highness must not be a heartless man."

Zhao Qiyu pinched his earlobe and sighed, "I don't mind. It's okay to be a little clumsy. I just won't let you down, you idiot."

Red Star was smug again. A ship was approaching in the distance, its lights shining brightly. Little Leaf stood at the bow, smiling at them.

The ship docked, and Zhao Qiyu boarded with Chi Xing.

"Tomorrow is the Mid-Autumn Festival, there will be a lot of people. Tonight I'll take you on a river cruise, and tomorrow we'll go to the lantern festival."

Chixing naturally listened to him: "Ayu is in charge, I'll listen to whatever you say."

A gentle breeze blows across the river, causing the lanterns hanging on the boats to sway softly.

Admiring the moonlight by the boat, Chi Xing peeled a grape and put it in his mouth, then turned his head to approach Zhao Qiyu.

His eyes were dark, and the meaning was clear.

Zhao Qiyu chuckled and leaned over to eat the grapes he was fed, but the grapes burst open before they could even fully enter his mouth, and then a grape-grape-grabbing battle began.

Seeing this, Xiao Yezi led the others to the front cabin to make room for her prince and princess.

The boat swayed and drifted on the river overnight. When they woke up, there were already many people setting up stalls to sell lanterns on the shore.

A group of children came to the riverbank, carrying small boats they had made from bamboo leaves. They placed the boats on the water and watched whose boat swam the farthest.

The sounds of laughter reached the large boat in the river. Chixing also looked at their small boat with curiosity, wanting to see which one could swim further.

Zhao Qiyu witnessed this scene and said a few words to Xiao Yezi.

Soon, Akahoshi also received several brand-new, beautiful river lanterns.

Zhao Qiyu said, "Yours are prettier than theirs, and there are more of them too."

Akahoshi was both amused and exasperated. Did he really look like a child?

250: [It's not that you look like someone; perhaps in the eyes of the immortal lord, you're just a child.]

Chi Xing hummed, feeling a little happy. He liked to pamper A Yu, but he also liked being pampered by A Yu.

He is a dragon, not a robot, so naturally he wants his lover to love him more. Therefore, he actually prefers to show weakness to Ayu and enjoys Ayu's pampering.

The two wrote their wishes on the river lanterns without looking at each other, and then placed the lanterns in the river.

The beautiful river lanterns drifted away with the river, and because it was daytime, their candlelight was not very noticeable.

Chixing put away the remaining river lanterns: "We'll release them at night; they'll look even better then."

Zhao Qiyu followed him, and when the boat docked, they returned to their own restaurant to rest.

In the afternoon, they went to the lantern festival together. Zhao Qiyu would have someone buy any lantern that Chixing glanced at.

Seeing that the guards in plain clothes were almost unable to carry all the items, Chi Xing said to Zhao Qiyu:

"This is enough, no need to buy any more."

Zhao Qiyu: "Buy it if you like it. Our house is big enough to fit all these things."

Chixing recalled the large courtyard with its five entrances and exits.

This is even bigger than the homes of local officials. If it weren't for Prince Zhao Qiyu, Chixing would never have been able to build such a large courtyard.

"That's enough, that's enough. Even if we could put it all down, we couldn't play this many games. They might be outdated by next year, and there will be even better ones then."

"I'll buy you anything you like."

Compared to Chixing, Zhao Qiyu is more like a love-struck fool, taking Chixing out to eat and drink, and even wanting to buy the whole street and give it to her.

At night, gazing at the countless river lanterns on the river, Chi Xing immediately looked at Zhao Qiyu.

"Did you have someone put it there?"

Even if the people release river lanterns, it's impossible for the river to be completely filled with them.

Zhao Qiyu handed him a larger lotus lantern: "Do you like it?"

Akahoshi nodded repeatedly: "I like it."

The riverbank was bustling with activity, as many people brought their families and children to admire the river lanterns. Couples strolled around carrying lanterns, and at each stall, talented individuals competed in composing poems and solving lantern riddles.

Chi Xing didn't like joining in the fun, so Zhao Qiyu accompanied him to admire the moon on the boat.

A Kongming lantern suddenly appeared out of nowhere, and Akahoshi's eyes lit up:

"Look, it's a sky lantern. Someone actually released one here."

Zhao Qiyu looked up following his gaze.

Soon a second, a third...

There were so many that it was almost impossible to count them all. Chi Xing was truly ecstatic this time. He turned his head and saw Zhao Qiyu staring at him.