Chu Ci naturally knew that "the tenth of May" referred to the time she hit her head on a pillar and died, and it was precisely because of that incident that Chu Ci would lose her memory.

  However, Chu Ci felt that this situation was different. After all, she and Emperor Mo didn't have any deep grudges now. Most importantly, she thought Emperor Mo wasn't as unreasonable as she had imagined before. Besides...she just wanted to return to the Hu Guo Gong Fu this time, not really trying to escape. Even if Emperor Mo found out later, he wouldn't do anything to her, would he?

  So, Chu Ci got up and changed her clothes, while changing, she said to Chen Shi, "Don't think wildly, I just want to go back to the Hu Guo Gong Fu."

  Chen Eleven's face turned even paler upon hearing this, "But, Princess... didn't you say that you would never return to the Duke of Huo's estate in this lifetime?"

  Chu Ci didn't care about what he had said before and shamelessly said, "It's a different time now, people should always look forward."

  "Uh..."

  "You go and prepare the horse carriage, just say you're accompanying me to Mingyue Temple."

  Chen nodded and left in a daze.

  Chu Ci changed into a relatively comfortable light yellow skirt and pants set, casually tied up her hair in a bun, and went out smoothly.

  After waking up, what followed was the matter of Qingzhou. As a result, Chu Ci hadn't had a good look at Kyoto until now. So this time, after leaving with Chen Shi, halfway through, Chu Ci got off the carriage and wanted to take a walk while taking a look at the changes within Kyoto Castle.

  On the way, she also asked Chen Shi about the changes in the Hu Guo Gong Fu over the past two years.

  From Chen Shi's mouth, Chu Ci learned that the actual power of the Hu Guo Gong Fu had seemingly shifted to her brother, Chu Bei.

  Because Chu Bei has won many battles in the north and south for two years, he is also a great general who is deeply admired by the people of Kyoto today, and it is said that the Emperor also attaches great importance to him.

  It is precisely for this reason that the case of Qingzhou has something to do with the Hu Guo Gongfu, so the emperor secretly investigated the Hu Guo Gongfu, and did not openly let the people from the Ming Yamen and the Dali Temple go to investigate.

  Unfortunately, when Chu Ci arrived at the Duke's mansion with Chen Shi, another horse carriage stopped outside the Duke's mansion. When Chu Ci got off the horse carriage, he happened to meet Chu Cheng who was pushing a wheelchair over.

  Chu Ci was taken aback for a moment when she saw Chu Cheng.

  She still remembered that two years ago, Chu Cheng was only fourteen years old and would always call her brother and sister. She was a very lively and innocent little girl, but now she looked more mature than her. She sat in a wheelchair, looking at her with a calm expression, without any emotional fluctuations.

  Chu Ci wasn't clear what had happened to her over the past two years, or why she had broken her leg. Although she was only a half-sister from the same father but different mother, they had grown up together since childhood, so Chu Ci took the initiative to walk over and greet her.

  Chu Qing had already prepared herself for a confrontation, but she didn't expect Chu Ci to come over and greet her, calling her by her nickname "Qingqing". Chu Qing slightly furrowed her brow, not understanding what Chu Ci was up to, and could only ask calmly: "Sister is also back to see Father?"

  Chu Ci nodded and said, "I'll come back and take a look."

  Chu Qing looked at Chu Ci with a skeptical gaze, clearly not believing her words and thinking that she didn't even have the basic skills to come up with a decent lie.

  Chu Ci didn't care at all and was still thinking of helping Chu Cheng push her wheelchair, but as soon as her hand touched the wheelchair, Chu Cheng was startled and pushed it a few steps away, staring warily at Chu Ci: "No need for sister to trouble herself."

  (This is an additional update, two more chapters will be updated later)

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