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Although the old man was wicked, our conversation was quite pleasant.

At least Yi Yi, who swindled him out of a pleasure boat, was like that, so I believe that Ma Dashuai, who was counting money until his hands were sore, wouldn't be too unhappy.

The two chatted happily as they disembarked, only to run into Ma Yuliang, who had just returned to Yangcheng.

Two years of military service had made his already slender figure even stronger and more upright. It seemed that he had grown his hair before returning home. His hairstyle was not the buzz cut that Yi Yi had expected, but a stylish and well-maintained three-seven part.

Having worked his way up to the rank of lieutenant colonel, Ma Shaoshuai, dressed in a dark green military uniform, stood next to his father without being inferior in the slightest; in fact, he was even more handsome and imposing.

Yi Yi was surprised to run into Ma Yuliang. Her expression turned to surprise for a moment before she smiled and greeted him naturally, "Congratulations on your triumphant return, young marshal."

"Oh, it's all just empty fame." The spirited young man brushed the thin layer of snow off his shoulders, wondering why he had rushed over when he heard that his father and future brother-in-law had agreed to go boating on the lake and enjoy the snow. He even instructed the servants not to inform them and to wait there after arriving at the shore.

After much deliberation, he finally attributed his inexplicable anxiety to his desire to meet his fiancée, whom he had yet to meet.

So after exchanging greetings, Ma Yuliang asked somewhat shyly, "May I ask when Patriarch Zhu and Miss Zhu are free? I haven't visited you since I returned, and I'd like to arrange a time to visit you when you're both here... I'd also like to meet Miss Zhu."

"I've heard of people forgetting their mothers after getting a wife, but this is the first time I've seen someone forget their father after getting a brother-in-law."

The father's teasing made the boy blush even more.

Looking at Ma Yuliang, whose hair was still covered with snowflakes, Yi Yi sighed inwardly: This must be what youth is all about!

He also joined in the banter and laughed along with General Ma.

After a while, she answered Ma Yuliang's request, saying, "Of course, I'm always at the Zhu residence waiting for the young marshal's visit whenever I'm free, but I might not be available these days."

Ma Yuliang was slightly taken aback and subconsciously turned to his father.

General Ma nodded slightly and explained, "We just discussed this matter on the pleasure boat. In a few days, the Zhu family head will be going out to sea to inspect overseas businesses, and he may not be back for more than half a month."

Upon hearing this, Ma Yuliang suddenly realized and said, "I see. I will send the visiting card in advance a month later. If Patriarch Zhu has time, I will definitely pay a visit to you both with gifts."

"Well, see you there or see you."

Yi Yi verbally agreed, politely watching the Ma family father and son get into the vintage car waiting by the lake, before slowly walking towards her own car parked in another direction.

On the way back to the Zhu residence, Yi Yi couldn't help but think: I'm sorry, Xiao Ma, it was a lie to promise you that I would let you meet my fiancée. She and Xiao Liang haven't even officially confessed their feelings yet! How could I let you meet her now!

I thought of Zhu Qianxiao, who was diligently following the main storyline.

Zhu Qianxiao, who disguised herself as a man and entered Qingshan Academy, soon encountered her male protagonist—Liang Churen.

Liang Churen, the youngest son of the master of Chinese classics at Qingshan Academy, learned a great deal of historical knowledge from a young age through exposure to his surroundings.

The saying goes that history serves as a mirror to understand the rise and fall of dynasties.

Chinese classical studies is a discipline that starts by studying real history and connects the past with the present.

Liang Churen, who has his own insights into various phenomena today, naturally attracted Zhu Qianxiao's attention.

No scholar is without the desire to build a better homeland. With continuous learning, Zhu Qianxiao also devoted herself to traditional Chinese studies.

After sharing their views on several occasions, the two were surprised to find that they had many similar perspectives on things, and their shared values ​​quickly made them close friends.

This is a soulmate connection, a true confidant.

However... such revolutionary friendship simply cannot produce any ambiguity.

To this end, Yi Yi intervened several times, accelerating the development of their relationship while reasonably advancing the plot.

For example, from the beginning, the college arranged activities such as giving alms and providing free medical care.

After being guided by Yi Yi, Zhu Qianxiao took to heart the profound saying, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime," and began various lectures and educational activities to guide the people's ideological liberation.

Later, due to the collaboration between Yi Yi and Ma Dashuai, the person above attempted to exercise hegemony under the guise of the People's Republic of China. As a result, Yangcheng, where Yi Yi lived, was restricted by various unreasonable systems, leading to protests and demonstrations.

All of these were catalyzed by Yi Yi.

Therefore, Liang Churen and Zhu Qianxiao worked together to guide the series of events mentioned above.

Such a protest would naturally be controlled by those in power, and the two would face it together with their fellow students.

Among these various instances, perhaps they were soulmates who naturally developed their relationship to this point, or perhaps it was the suspension bridge effect that brought them even closer.

Especially recently, in contrast to the sudden increase in height of the boy as he got older, and the increasingly high-profile behavior of Yi Yi with her younger sister, Liang Churen discovered some clues about the identity of his "good brother".

Zhu Qianxiao already had some ambiguous feelings for Liang Churen, but considering that once her identity was discovered, she would have no choice but to listen to her brother and go back to get married, she chose to keep it a secret.

In this ambiguous atmosphere, the relationship between the two is also pulling in opposite directions.

Their relationship became increasingly ambiguous, leading to arguments between Yi Yi and Zhu Qianxiao.

Having learned advanced ideas, the young lady could no longer accept the confined world of the Zhu family mansion and longed to soar to a wider sky.

But her only family member had given everything for this absolutely peaceful world, so naturally he wouldn't allow her to face the unknown trials.

With such incomprehension of each other's views, the conflict between the two sisters intensified.

If nothing unexpected happens, Zhu Qianxiao, who is off work today, will probably come to argue with me again.

As expected, after Yi Yi returned to her room and handed her cloak to Hong Que, who was now her concubine, she saw Zhu Qianxiao waiting in her room.

The girl slammed down her teacup, walked angrily toward Yi Yi, and demanded, "Brother, why are you aiding and abetting evil?!"

Hongque wanted to say something, but Yiyi stopped her with a gesture. After Hongque left, Yiyi closed the door and looked at the female protagonist in front of her.

Unlike her, who was raised as a boy, the pampered eighteen-year-old girl was as charming as a perfectly ripe peach.

Standing in front of me in a dress, even her angry expression looked as cute as a rabbit throwing its food bowl in begging for food.

Yi Yi really wanted to reach out and pat her head, but it wouldn't be appropriate to do so since they were arguing.

Clearing her throat, Yi Yi frowned and asked seriously, "You mean aiding and abetting evil? Where are you aiding and abetting evil?"