She stayed by Tang Zan’s side only because of their marriage contract.
But what if he took Pei Shu’er away?
Yan Hengyin immediately sent someone to find Pei Shu’er.
However, Pei Shu’er refused to meet him, simply saying that she is now a married woman and it wouldn’t be appropriate to see him.
Yan Hengyin felt a heavy block in his heart, a mix of irritation and possessiveness rising within.
Why, he is a Prince, and Tang Zan is just a General now, that’s not even a comparison.
He certainly didn’t believe Pei Shu’er had fallen in love with Tang Zan, she liked him so much.
She must be throwing a tantrum.
Yes, she’s just throwing a tantrum.
Thinking of this, Yan Hengyin decided to give Pei Shu’er a few days to calm down.
At this moment, Pei Shu’er was indeed very calm, she was in the newly built Experimental Building, starting to improve the formula for fertilizer.
She also had Tang Zan assign people to nurture the lands belonging to the Gulan Military Camp, so that there would be a good harvest next year.
Pei Shu’er even had roads built using cement, straight into the Deserted Mountain, to facilitate future resource support.
After all, now the entire Gulan Military Camp seemed to be under Tang Zan’s control.
With the villainous personality like his, once given something, taking it back was harder than ascending to heaven.
Now, with the Emperor far away, if this place developed well, it would be more advantageous for Tang Zan in the future.
Pei Shu’er was forced to work by Tang Zan’s side, so she could also hear many things about the military camp.
At this moment, a soldier came to report.
"General, Yan Huan Yu went out to scout the Dazi situation, and then he disappeared."
Pei Shu’er remembered advising Yan Huan Yu not to go out recently. But now he was the Vanguard Camp Commander, it was impossible for him not to go out.
In the original work, Yan Huan Yu’s disappearance led to the death of his foster father who enlisted with him, and he was captured and tortured in the Tazi Camp.
Finally, he was forced to grow up as a whole person.
Pei Shu’er sighed; after all, he was Tang Zan’s subordinate and usually treated her and the Deserted Mountain quite well.
More friends mean more paths, she couldn’t just sit by and watch him get into trouble.
She thought that such growth was too painful, and with Yan Huan Yu’s talent, there was no need to use the death of his kin and such painful past as the price for growth.
Pei Shu’er looked at Tang Zan.
Tang Zan looked at Pei Shu’er with some displeasure, and instructed the soldier to gather the troops outside and wait for his order.
Tang Zan pulled Pei Shu’er onto his lap and then bit her hard.
Tang Zan’s teeth were sharp, after biting Pei Shu’er, he kissed her softly, making her feel itchy rather than hurting.
Tang Zan gritted his teeth by her ear: "I don’t want to save him."
Pei Shu’er nodded: "I understand you."
Tang Zan sighed, he really didn’t want to save Yan Huan Yu, as he distracted Pei Shu’er’s attention, and he realized this subordinate seemed overly attentive to his wife.
But this subordinate had also made many contributions.
More importantly, Pei Shu’er only treated Yan Huan Yu like a child.
Thinking of this, the corners of Tang Zan’s mouth lifted again.
He pulled Pei Shu’er up: "Let’s go."
Everyone went together to rescue Yan Huan Yu, and Pei Shu’er went along.
They searched all around but couldn’t find him. Pei Shu’er was leading them to every possible hiding spot, but there was nothing.
During this search, Pei Shu’er’s horse suddenly went wild, charging forward before she could stop it.
A distance had formed between Tang Zan and Pei Shu’er; by the time he noticed her horse had gone wild, he spurred his horse to chase after her.
Eventually, who knows where the horse ended up.
Pei Shu’er only felt that this place resembled more and more the depiction in the original work.
Finally, Pei Shu’er found the place and saw Yan Huan Yu embracing a man.
They were being besieged by the Dazi, and at this moment, Yan Huan Yu also had an arrow in his body.
The Dazi were closing in on Yan Huan Yu, whose expression was fierce, like a little wolf cub.
"If you dare come closer, I’ll perish with you."
Tuoba Jun sneered, gesturing to the Dazi behind him, and they all closed in on Yan Huan Yu, not paying heed to his threat at all.
Yan Huan Yu began to fight desperately with them, while Father Yan was left propped against the mountain wall behind.
Yan Huan Yu’s stamina was running low, and his consciousness was beginning to blur.
The mad horse finally stopped after its wild run, luckily it didn’t charge into the Dazi crowd, otherwise, she would likely meet a chaotic death.
Pei Shu’er fired a shot from afar at Tuoba Jun, hitting his raised left hand.
Yan Huan Yu’s clouded consciousness cleared a bit. Was it sister?
Sister came? Came to save him!
Tuoba Jun gasped, then found cover, carefully observing the surroundings.
And his men were being shot one by one.
Tuoba Jun hadn’t seen anyone yet and again thought of Tang Zan who held the gun.
Did the General of the Gulan Military Camp arrive? And he brought that strange weapon?
That person’s martial power was high, and he didn’t intend to duel with him.
Moreover, the gunfire was so fierce, there might be more than one person.
Tuoba Jun said, "Kidnap these two people for me, I have things to ask them."
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Looking at his ten close subordinates, Tuoba Jun couldn’t bear to see them sacrificed.
Only after Tuoba Jun’s people left did Pei Shu’er step out from behind.
Seeing Pei Shu’er, Yan Huan Yu’s eyes immediately lit up.
Pei Shu’er smiled at the corners of her mouth and then nodded.
Yan Huan Yu felt joy and excitement, his vision was already a little blurred, and he quickly grabbed onto Pei Shu’er’s hand.
He clung to her like a drowning man to wood, looking up at Pei Shu’er, almost pleading.
"Sister, you must save my father."
Yan Huan Yu then suddenly relaxed his mind, his already strained body could no longer hold on and he fainted.
Pei Shu’er laid him flat, discovering his body was covered in wounds.
But Yan Huan Yu’s father’s injuries were much more critical; if not treated soon, he would likely die.
Yan Huan Yu had depended on this foster father since childhood, if this person died, Yan Huan Yu would surely be devastated.
Father Yan looked like a very honest and simple man, with a gaping wound in his chest, likely severed a major artery, with blood flowing non-stop.
Pei Shu’er treated him very carefully, meticulously stitching the wound and then applying medicine.
After the treatment, Pei Shu’er gave him a sip of Spiritual Spring Water, and also applied some to his wound.
Then Pei Shu’er went to treat Yan Huan Yu.
Had Yan Huan Yu’s wounds been on an ordinary person, they would probably have perished, but fortunately, he was the male lead, endowed with great fortune.
So these wounds, as long as treated properly, could heal quickly.