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Chapter 486: Willow Boat 3

Cui Xingzhou successfully captured the people, but the leader Cao Duo escaped.

After Cao Duo escaped, the puppet man cut the tendons of his hands and then hacked him to death.

In this life, he had no grudge against Cao Duo, but Changran still remembered the grudge in the play. He also hadn't forgotten Yunniang and Prince Sui. When the time was right, he would send them off.

After leaving, I walked all the way, first to Yangshan to play, and went to the waterfall to see the scenery there. Then I walked and stopped to the capital.

After knowing Ziyu's identity, Wu Guojiu was ready to kill him. He was saved by Prince Sui who came to Beijing secretly. Shi Yikuan was told that Ziyu was the son of the former crown prince. He was completely tied to him.

Three months later, Ziyu ascended the throne and named Shi Xueji as the queen and Sun Yunniang as Concubine Xian.

After visiting the capital, I returned to my grandfather's home in Beizhou. My family is much richer now, but the escort agency is in decline, and my grandfather is a little sad.

When Cui Xingzhou was in Qizhou, he received an order from the then Queen Mother Wu and returned directly to Zhenzhou.

After the new emperor ascended the throne, he ordered the princes to come to the capital, but Cui Xingzhou did not go.

But later he received a secret letter from Ziyu inviting him to cooperate. They both wanted to get rid of Prince Sui, and they had dealt with each other when Ziyu was in Yangshan. They recognized each other.

Cui Xingzhou took over the task and went to Dizhou first.

In the evening, the King of Dizhou sent a woman to Cui Xingzhou. When Cui Xingzhou asked her to stay, Chang Ran appeared in time, knocked the girl unconscious, and put her in a corner.

At the same time, he teased Cui Xingzhou, "How about I serve the prince tonight?"

Cui Xingzhou felt a little embarrassed when Chang Ran saw this scene.

Changran walked forward, put her arms around his neck, kissed him gently on the ear, and asked, "Did you miss me?"

Cui Xingzhou was unable to beat Chang Ran, and was afraid that if he resisted, she would acupuncture him like last time. Secondly, he really missed her, so he was more obedient in his actions.

The two of them lay intimately on the bed, chatting about where they had been during the time they were apart.

After chatting for a while, Changran did not miss the opportunity this time and spent a pleasant night with Cui Xingzhou.

After that, Chang Ran did not leave. He changed into men's clothes and followed Cui Xingzhou all the way to Beizhou.

Looking at the familiar face of King Beizhou, Changran felt very cordial.

After leaving the palace, they went to the home of Cui Xingzhou's good friend, Li Guangcai, the governor of the state, and bought a house near his home.

If Cui Xingzhou was alone, he would have stayed at his friend's house. But now that Changran was with him, it was naturally inconvenient.

During their time in Beizhou, the two of them lived the life of an ordinary young couple. However, they did not expose it to the public.

This time when she returned to Beizhou, Changran did not contact her grandparents. First, she did not want to expose her relationship with them. Second, she did not get along with her second aunt and cousin. In addition, her grandparents kept urging her to get married, so she did not want to go back often.

Mrs. Su in the play still wanted to marry into the Qiao family to get a dowry. Chang Ran asked the puppet to find the creditors of the Su family. This matter naturally could not be accomplished. After knowing this, the second aunt was also a little scared. She was more serious in choosing the person.

During this period, the King of Dizhou went to the capital to meet the emperor as Cui Xingzhou had expected, and was then safely escorted back to Dizhou.

His mission in Dizhou was successfully completed. The Empress Dowager issued an imperial decree to marry Princess Wuhua to him.

After the eunuch who announced the decree left, Chang Ran said, "Congratulations. I heard about Princess Wuhua when I was in the capital before. She seems to be much better than your cousin."