The Eldest Daughter of a Rural Family

The three of them looked at Pei Qin and Mo Heng, agreed, and went to read and practice calligraphy.

During the final four months of the sprint, none of them attended school anymore, but stayed home to practice writing, read books, draft policy discussions, and discuss craftsmanship.

Mo Heng’s official duties were rather leisurely—his presence was only required when necessary, without the daily obligation to report at the Inspector’s Office. Outside of dedicating time to Pei Qin and his daughter, he could fully focus on instructing Pei Wendong and the other two.

As soon as the banquet ended, Pei Qin was about to inquire about the Old Pei’s House, when news came that the County Government Office’s Master Qianliang was critically ill and on the brink of death.

"Young Master! The moment Master Qianliang returned from town, he fell ill, his condition worsening by the day. If he dies, Magistrate Huang will certainly pin the charge of killing a government officer on the young mistress!" Feng Wei said, furrowing his brow.

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"Have you found out what happened?" Mo Heng asked with a cold voice.

Feng Wei moved his lips then pursed them, "Fatal wounds from two kicks to the chest, all internal organs shattered... There’s no saving him now." They had not yet made a move, but the other side had already delivered a ruthless strike first.

"Those two kicks couldn’t possibly be fatal. Go investigate that man!" Mo Heng’s eyes were filled with a cold light.