Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Brother Ying was severely injured yesterday. When Chang Mei found it, it was hanging from a tree, barely alive, and about to die. Fortunately, Old Turtle was there and managed to rescue it from the Ghost Gate. After being revived, Brother Ying cried and complained incessantly to Cai Wei, "I want revenge, I want revenge..."

Hence, Cai Wei promised it that when the savage sets out to go to the Capital to ask for a marriage from Great Jin Nation, she will assassinate him on his journey and ensure he never returns.

Upon hearing this, Brother Ying finally calmed down and let it go.

Under Nangong Yi’s care, Cai Wei’s family settled in the best inn in Qing County and began to live a comfortable life where they simply stretched out their hands for clothes and opened their mouths for food.

Every day, a skilled old doctor would come to treat Mu Zhongqing, diagnose his symptoms, and prescribe medicine. Mu Zhongqing’s injuries soon started to heal. Naturally, the couple were very grateful to Nangong Yi. In his free time, Nangong Yi would often visit Mu Zhongqing in the backyard to chat and they found their conversations to be very enjoyable, gradually becoming the best of friends.

Wen’er also took the opportunity to get close to Nangong Yi, hoping that he would take him as a pupil. Nangong Yi was very easy to talk to and, seeing Wen’er’s sincere desire to learn, agreed to accept him as a student. Over the next few days, while Mu Zhongqing was recovering, he truly did teach him a few things, almost making Wen’er delirious with happiness. Wen’er’s respect for Nangong Yi grew, and every time he spoke, he always mentioned ’my master’ within three sentences!

During this period, Cai Wei lived quietly in the backyard, avoiding contact with Nangong Yi. It wasn’t that she was being pretentious; she just knew that there was no future for the two of them. The more times they met, the more entangled they would become. Therefore, to the extent that it was possible, she tried not to meet him.