After being expelled from the mansion, I changed the dynasty by writing novels.

She asked Wangxuan to go inside and get Wanniang an outer robe to drape over her shoulders. After making sure no skin was exposed, she gave a wink to Anxing, who was still in shock.

Anxing immediately understood her meaning, picked up Wanniang and carried her to her courtyard, while Wangxuan stood beside them and gently tugged at the corner of Wanniang's clothes that was showing, but did not dare to use too much force.

Because Wan Niang's injuries made it difficult for her to move around too much, for fear of injuring her bones, they decided to carry her back to the courtyard where she used to live.

Otherwise, Ye Yuwu wouldn't have been able to tolerate Wan Niang living in such a terrible mansion, and would have left with her long ago!

No one paid any attention to Xie Changshi and his two children throughout the entire process.

Even if they wanted to stop them, they couldn't.

Originally, she planned to go back to her courtyard first, but unexpectedly, she woke up slowly halfway there. She opened her mouth weakly and said something.

Because the breath was too weak to hear clearly, Ye Yuwu had to lean closer to listen.

She said, "No, don't go back."

Two lines of clear tears slowly flowed down her cheeks.

Although Wan Niang was unconscious, she could vaguely sense what was happening outside. So she endured the excruciating pain and forced herself to wake up, which is why she was able to say those words.

Ye Yuwu was stunned, a pang of heartache creeping into her eyes. She immediately disregarded everything else, "Alright! We don't want to stay in this mansion anymore! We'll take you away!"

Just as they were about to leave the mansion, Chief Secretary Xie realized that they were going to take Wan Niang away, so he chased after them.

"Xue Wan! If you leave this mansion today, then never come back!" The man showed no remorse, and his furious voice forced Ye Yuwu and the others to stop in their tracks.

"Go, go..." Wan Niang's weak voice came from An Xing's arms. Even though it was a very soft voice, it was heard clearly by everyone present.

As women, Ye Yuwu and Zhang Rouyan could better understand Wan Niang's helplessness. Silently holding back their tears, they said firmly, "Let's go!"

With her last shred of consciousness, Wan Niang finally saw a sliver of light shining through her outer robe after she left the mansion. It was very faint, but at least she could feel the light.

In the moment she lost consciousness, she whispered a thank you to them.

Before leaving, Ye Yuwu had Qi Jingyue beat up Xie Changshi.

She touched her nose, feeling like the things she was doing were like those of a "second male lead" in a novel.

Seeing the female lead being bullied and abused by the male lead, he finally found someone to rescue her and even had his henchman (Qi Jingyue: Yes, I, a dignified prince, have become a henchman.) beat up the inhuman male lead to vent his anger!

Wan Niang was taken back to the courtyard where Ye Yuwu lived.

They carefully placed her on the bed, and at that moment the doctor arrived.

Even the doctors were shocked that a husband could beat his wife like that.

Because Wan Niang was so badly injured, and because she was a woman, the doctor dared not touch her and could only take her pulse by placing a handkerchief on her wrist.

The doctor didn't dare to say for sure that she could be saved; it was up to her to save her.

It took three whole hours of treatment to finally revive her.

Watching the doctor treat the patient, Ye Yuwu felt a deep sorrow for women in ancient times, who suffered from various forms of abuse, including being beaten by their husbands and being unable to get medical treatment for their injuries.

I wanted to find a female doctor, but there are almost none. And some female doctors can't treat this kind of injury; at most, they can only treat gynecological problems.

How tragic! If someone is so badly injured as Wan Niang, almost on the verge of death, and these doctors, for the sake of a woman's innocence, cannot even take a look at her, then what awaits the woman is a slow death.

The doctor only took her pulse and glanced at her briefly, not daring to look closely at all. Just as he was about to lift the clothes that were draped over Wan Niang's clothes, they were pushed back down.

If it were up to Ye Yuwu's usual temper, she would have already forced the doctor to examine her carefully. However, this concerned a woman's chastity, and she couldn't be so willful. Otherwise, how would Wan Niang cope when she woke up?

Now, it's almost entirely up to Wan Niang to get through this ordeal on her own!

But what could a weak woman like her do in the face of such a feudal dynasty? Ye Yuwu was unusually bewildered.

Having a modern soul became her shackle, leaving her both indignant and powerless to change it.

That night, Wan Niang woke up from her dream. This time she had a bizarre dream, but the pain in her body when she woke up told her what had happened.

Before she could even move, her hand was gently held.

"Don't move, are you thirsty? I'll get you some water." Ye Yuwu was originally by her bedside, and Wangxuan also wanted to stay with his mother, but Ye Yuwu had Huaping persuade him to rest in another room.

She was already exhausted from working non-stop lately, and she fell asleep without realizing it. She wasn't sleeping very deeply, and she was easily awakened by the slightest noise from Wan Niang.

Wan Niang drank the water and then asked where Wang Xuan was. Ye Yuwu answered her questions one by one.

"Don't worry, you'll be living here from now on, so Chief Secretary Xie won't dare to cause any trouble!"

"Thank you, Manager Ye. If it weren't for you, I would have been beaten to death." Wan Niang's tears flowed down her cheeks because she was seriously injured and unable to move. Ye Yuwu reached out to wipe her tears.

"Don't cry, everything will be alright." Ye Yuwu held her hand, her brows furrowed with calm.

Wan Niang temporarily stayed in Ye Yuwu's courtyard. Her courtyard only had two rooms. Wan Niang stayed in Ye Yuwu's room, and Hua Ping's room was the other one.

Xiao Wangxuan didn't plan to go home either; he wanted to stay and take care of his mother. Fortunately, there was a small bed in the outer room of Ye Yuwu's room, just big enough for him to sleep.

Ye Yuwu and Huaping shared a bed.

Wan Niang stayed in her room to recover from her injuries.

Hua Ping secretly inquired about the Xie residence several times, but the gates of the Xie residence were always tightly closed.

It was quiet inside, with no sound. It seemed that Xie Changshi, after being beaten up, also felt that what he had done had disgraced a scholar.

Now he was afraid that Ye Yuwu and others would reveal that he had beaten his wife, which might affect his career. Therefore, he stayed in the mansion every day, anxiously tending to his injuries.

During Wan Niang's recovery period, an unprecedented debate broke out in Bianjing regarding the ancient "support groups" of the Four Young Masters of the Imperial City.

Because after the last audiobook session, Wu Hualing deliberately lingered on the most exciting parts.

The phrase "To find out what happens next, stay tuned for the next installment" struck a chord with all the viewers. Wu Hualing hadn't even stepped down from the stage before he was being thoroughly berated.

Later, after returning home, the story kept replaying in his dreams. Some of the people who were scratching their heads in their ears found out that the storyteller actually had a script.

The storybook had already reached its ending, so they went and bought another copy to read.

However, most people were illiterate, let alone able to read, so they could only patiently wait for the next storytelling session at the teahouse. Moreover, they found reading so boring that it was nothing compared to the excitement of listening to storytelling!

Some illiterate people couldn't resist wanting to know what would happen next, so they gritted their teeth and bought the book. To read it, they looked up each character one by one. If they couldn't find the character, they would find someone who could read and ask them what it was.