It would be fine if you didn't say this. After saying this, Ying Shi almost cried and said in a trembling voice: "Princess Shi, what do you mean?"

"I will listen to me in the future and I will ensure that you will not suffer." Shi patted Ying and comforted him, "Think about your father and brother, and think about your grandfather. I took a wrong step back then and went to Jingzhou. I heard that Bian Dun also invited him to return together, but he did not agree, so that you are so bookish. You must be a family-born Confucianism, right?"

Ying Shi nodded slightly.

"This is rare." Shi said: "Since Yuankang, scholars have despised classics, advocated Taoism, were open-minded and indulgent, extravagant, and despised Confucianism and frugality. Among the native women, not many have been immersed in Confucianism since childhood. They used to find it strange. Seeing your delicate and timid look and your body full of bookish spirit, you might really be fascinated by Emperor Liang.

"I-No-I-" Ying opened her mouth, not knowing what to say for a long time.

Shi chuckled and said, "Go to sleep. You are still young. If you listen to me in the future, you will never suffer any loss."

Ying Shi was dizzy and subconsciously felt something was wrong.

Before dawn, someone shouted outside.

After Ying woke up, she found that she was hugging Shi Guipin and stood up in a hurry.

After washing, everyone used breakfast, returned to the boat again and headed north.

On the seventh day of the 10th month, the fleet passed Yangxia, Fugu, and went straight to Bianliang, moored in the sea of ​​sand, only one step away from Fangzhou Pavilion and Huangnu Palace.

The weather was already a little cold, but Shao Xun was not afraid of the cold wind, calmly stood on the embankment with his hands behind his back, his eyes constantly patrolling.

His face was filled with pride that was unconcealed, and he was extremely satisfied with his long-cherished wish.
Chapter completed!