I think my luck is turning around.

"Your matter is largely resolved. The mastermind behind it will definitely not be caught, but you will not suffer any damage to your luck afterward."

"With proper care, Nanhe's leg will not suffer any lasting effects."

An Ge stood opposite them and spoke, and everyone listened attentively. However, Jiang Si, who was standing at the back, kept staring in An Ge's direction, wondering if the matter requested in the dream had been accomplished.

"Alright! I've done everything I needed to do, and it's time for me to leave."

An Ge's voice wasn't quiet; it sounded like she was speaking directly to her. Jiang Si understood immediately. She was genuinely afraid Jiang Wu would discover something. Actually, she didn't understand the whole marriage thing either. What was Nan He? How could he be worthy of her sister? Jiang Si's scrutinizing gaze was undisguised, filled with disdain and helplessness.

Nanhe could naturally sense such gazes, but when he saw that it was Jiang Wu, he walked directly to her side, took her hand, and looked at her with obvious affection.

"Wow, that's such an obvious sign of liking her, no wonder I fell for her."

Jiang Si muttered a complaint, but it was just a mumbled remark, and Nan He didn't hear her at all. Jiang Si immediately relinquished control of the body, and Jiang Wu regained control, but immediately fainted in Nan He's arms.

"Jiang Wu! What happened?"

Nanhe looked in Ange's direction, puzzled. Ange immediately recognized the problem; it was Jiang Si from earlier.

"She just fainted, there's nothing wrong with her."

An Ge yawned as she prepared to leave the Nan Mansion. Things were unlikely to be peaceful lately, so catching up on sleep was more important. Since Jiang Wu couldn't persuade her to come back, she decided not to try anymore.

After that, things were quiet for a while, but in less than a month, we heard that Li Yu had volunteered to go into battle.

News came from the south that an enemy state was invading, and Li Yu immediately volunteered to fight. This was naturally fueled by organized forces, with spies within the enemy state directly advising on an attack, which led to the rapid escalation of the war.

Li Yu led his troops south. On the eve of the expedition, the Second Prince came to see him, but Li Yu avoided him. Li Yue'er stepped in and sent the Second Prince away, saying, "My sister doesn't want to see you. She hates the sadness of parting. Please go back, Second Prince!"

Li Yu's reasoning was well-crafted, and the Second Prince believed it. However, Li Yue'er felt uneasy, sensing that she might never see her sister again. At this time, only the two of them knew Li Yu's plan. She was currently calculating everything on her own, and all the developments should be under her control—these were Ji Xia's exact words.

"Since this matter concerns you, I will lend you a hand, but it is ultimately up to you to control."

The expedition went smoothly, and the enemy country was defeated and forced to submit, ultimately ceding territory and paying reparations.

However, Li Yu was not present when they returned to the capital. It is said that during the final battle, Li Yu fought bravely against the enemy. When he returned to the military camp, he was carried back to his tent by two of his personal guards. His injuries were real, but not fatal.

Fortunately, Yang Xi's bodily functions did not disappear; she could still use them flexibly, and Li Yu was also able to use his own martial arts.

Then came the news that Li Yu was seriously ill, followed by the news of her death. Following Li Yu's wishes, her two guards buried her on the spot, without erecting a tombstone, simply letting her return to the earth.

In fact, this was all part of Li Yu's plan. Li Yu did not die; he buried the bodies of the dead soldiers. Everything was a means for Li Yu to achieve freedom.