The princess was ordained by Heaven.

Chapter 379 Small gathering

To keep an eye on General He's health, Zheng Xun would occasionally open the light screen to check on the progress.

The scene of He Wuyu vomiting blood not only shocked He Wuyang, but also caused a great shock to everyone in the capital.

Although Qi Yongji seemed to be blessed by heaven, after the system upgrade, they were also able to keep track of his movements in the capital, sometimes even giving them the illusion that they had everything under control.

But the repeated lessons seemed to be blatantly mocking their naiveté.

They were separated from the Brown Kingdom and Liaozhou by thousands of miles.

Therefore, many times even though they know everything, they can't do anything about it.

They couldn't save the spies exposed in the Brown Country, nor could they save General He.

The future that His Highness knows mostly revolves around the female protagonist, Zheng Jin, and they are equally unable to predict the future of the Brown Kingdom.

His Highness said that Zheng Jin is the female lead in that book of prophecy.

Shouldn't the main character be Zheng Jin?

Why did Zheng Jin's kingdom fall, she die tragically, and all the remaining power and the beauties of the palace fall into Qi Yongji's hands?

He gained everything, but what about the people of Dayong? Or even the people of Heguo?

Are they just insignificant specks in the story, destined to be supporting characters to Qi Yongji?

Fang Xunshan quietly watched the light screen, unlike before when he would make a fuss about going to the frontier or the battlefield.

Shen Jiaming asked curiously, "Lord Fang, aren't we going to fight the Brown People this time?"

"War is imminent."

At the same moment, Jiang Weiguo and Xu Bin exchanged a glance, their expressions more serious than ever before: "The conflict between the two countries is probably not far off."

Their judgment quickly spread among the court officials.

Most people are skeptical of this.

Because of their lingering presence, with the internal strife in the Brown Kingdom still unresolved, how could war possibly break out? Qi Yongji wasn't afraid of going to great lengths only to have someone else reap the benefits.

Imperial Censor Jiang scratched his head and humbly asked Liao Hongsheng, "What do you think, Lord Liao?"

"Trust them."

Liao Hongsheng was not a military officer, but Fang Xunshan and the others were people who had actually been on the battlefield.

Therefore, he trusted their judgment.

His words made sense, and those around him looked thoughtful upon hearing them.

Dong Xi stopped paying attention to the light screen, returned to his cubicle, closed the door, and began drafting preparation documents.

Fang Xunshan looked tense and turned to his subordinates: "Tighten your skin and be prepared."

They had a lot to do, including preparing food and clothing.

While the soldiers at the front are fighting hard, those of us in charge of logistics can't afford to lag behind.

The memorials in front of Zheng Xun were laid out, and she held a pen, but did not move for a long time.

After office hours ended, the eldest prince suddenly said, "Let's sit down together. Come to my residence today, and I'll have them prepare a good meal."

If war really breaks out, the entire Dayong will be busy, and there will probably be fewer opportunities to reunite.

So, no one was disappointed.

"Let's go." Zheng Jin turned and walked towards the palace gate.

It's been a long time since she's left the palace, so she's going out for some fresh air today.

The second prince hooked his arm around the third prince's shoulder: "Let's go."

The Eighth Prince happily followed.

The Sixth Prince and Zheng Xun slowly fell behind.

The sixth prince lowered his head, staring at the neat gaps between the floor tiles: "You... do you want to go to the border?"

Zheng Xun turned her head in a daze, looking at his gentle and delicate profile.

"Did you guess it?"

"Hmm, some ministers in the court are guessing that Dayong and Heguo are about to go to war. You are so intelligent, how could you not have guessed this?"

He just felt a little resentful of his own useless body.

If he were healthier, he could do more things, and Yuanjia's burden would be lighter.

Or if he were even more foolish and knew nothing at all, he wouldn't realize how incompetent he was.

Unfortunately, he was both sickly and lucid, and could only watch helplessly as everything unfolded before his eyes.

"I really want to go."

The reason for the hesitation is simply to weigh whether the person behind them can be trusted.

She wasn't afraid of being betrayed.

The capital city has been thoroughly cleaned up, and the current political landscape was also orchestrated by her. Even if she doesn't trust others, she should trust her own methods.

She was just unsure if other people could keep up with her pace.

Without the light screen, can they clearly assess the situation at the front lines?

But the Sixth Prince's performance gave her a sudden insight.

That's true. Everyone's not stupid. They've known her for so long and understand her well enough. Maybe she should give them more trust.

Why would you suddenly change your mind?

The sixth prince remembered that she had said before that she would not go to the border.

"You know I'm good at predicting the future. Someone as intelligent and resourceful as me should naturally be assisting on the front lines."

He Wuyu and his men are going to war. If she goes, it will allow He Wuyu to better control the battle situation.

The Sixth Prince knew that she had made up her mind, and said earnestly, "No matter what, your safety must be the priority. Don't get hurt."

"I know that no one values ​​their life more than I do, so don't worry, brother."

With Zheng Xun's abilities, she would never be in danger, no matter who was.

She had only stopped Cen Wan recently; if she knew her plans, Cen Wan would be in for a lot of trouble.

Knowing that the other princes were coming, the Crown Princess had instructed people to make preparations well in advance.

She was intelligent and kind-hearted, and every dish she prepared was perfectly appropriate.

Seeing the First Prince and his wife sitting together, holding hands and talking, the Second Prince leaned back in his chair and sighed, "Their behavior has made me want to get married too."

Although his princely residence had many servants, it lacked a female mistress, which made him feel lonely.

"Second brother, do you have someone you love?"

The second prince pondered for a long time and then shook his head.

He's so overwhelmed by official duties that he doesn't have time to meet girls.

It wasn't that he hadn't been attracted to someone, but that person was already in his father's harem, so he naturally gave up on the idea long ago.

"Forget it, the Great Yong is still facing external threats, so there's no rush."

Even if he gets married, he'll probably be busy every day and won't have time to spend with his wife.

He turned his head to look at the Third Prince: "And you?"

"Me? I'm not in a hurry. You might as well ask Ah Jin."

Zheng Jin raised her glass halfway when she suddenly heard her own name and felt a moment of confusion.

The Third Prince asked her in a low voice, "Is A-Jin unhappy?"

unhappy?

Zheng Jin thought about it and it seemed to be true.

She only occasionally thought of Zheng Jiao, who was busy every day in the military camp.

And then there's Nie Zhao, who's disappeared without a trace. She asked Zheng Xun about him, but she wouldn't divulge a single word.

Although she knew he was safe, the thought of his original fate still made her feel uneasy.

She could only find things to do to distract herself.

However, she suffered another setback in her official duties.

She used to be very proud of her extensive knowledge and talent.

Her knowledge and skills destined her to become an outstanding person in any circle.

However, compared to her country and its people, her knowledge was insignificant and of little use.

Although it was difficult, she had no intention of giving up.