Under the moonlight, she was wearing a luxurious blue long skirt and brocade dress, paired with a light-colored brocade waistband, which made her plump figure even more upright.

There was a touch of light red on her beautiful and fair face, exuding a mature and charming temperament. However, the gold bun in the bun was a bit old, but it had no effect.

Li Huaiyun clicked his tongue a few times, "When my aunt dresses up like this, most women in Kyoto will be overshadowed!"

"Bah! You're so glib!" Hongyun frowned, "Hurry up!"

The two of them left Li's Mansion, took the carriage, and headed to Weihe.

Hongyun sat there with an expressionless face. She didn't want to dress up and do such boring things. She felt that reading more medical books would be more practical than just wandering around here.

The atmosphere in the carriage was a bit stuffy, so she spoke first, "You little brat, why do you think you insist on bringing me to the lantern festival? How is the investigation on the case at hand going?"

"It's a case! We've found some clues, but we're still far from the truth."

"Why don't you think about the case carefully? Why are you wandering around?" She shouted to the driver in front of her, trying to get him to turn around and go back, but was stopped by Li Huaiyun.

"Ouch! Auntie, why are you so impatient?"

"Why are you still asking? I want you to investigate the case clearly first! What kind of lantern festival are you going to? It's a waste of money."

"I didn't give my salary to you, my aunt, but I'm still short of money!"

"That's not enough at all!" Hongyun curled her lips and turned her head, "Otherwise, why would I have to work so hard?"

Li Huaiyun was a little confused, "How much money did my trip to jail cost?"

"Don't ask!"

"If you don't ask, don't ask. When you have money, you will definitely fill this hole."

Hong Yun finally had a special smile on her face, "That's pretty much it!"

The carriage arrived at the street near Weihe River. They got out of the car and found that they were surrounded by people. The merchants and residents on both sides of the street were all pulling red ropes with red lanterns of different shapes hanging on them.

Some of the passers-by walking held hands and had smiles on their faces.
Chapter completed!