Be good, call me uncle

Chapter 1710 Three letters, one of which is very strange
three letters.

The first letter comes from southern Xinjiang.

This is a letter sent by Yun Fei, Lan Lingling, and Chang Sun Ce.

The letter said that they had arrived in southern Xinjiang.

Great changes have occurred in southern Xinjiang, but due to limited space, I will not describe them one by one. I will tell them when I return.

Now that they are in the forbidden area, everything is ready, and the capital can rest assured.

Changsun Tao read the letter and handed it to Lu Mingyu: "Cousin Yunfei is very reliable and everything has been taken care of."

Lu Mingyu scanned the letter and then smiled: "His destiny is second only to yours. If it weren't for you, I'm afraid this Beiyan wouldn't be what it is now."

"It goes without saying that he is capable. Miss Lingling and King Chu are still young and sometimes can't be stable. With cousin Yunfei here, there will be no problem."

Changsun Tao opened the second letter, which was written by Shen Jingyan.

Although he was not as sour as when he had the third dream, he was really chatty.

In the letter, he not only expressed his longing for his hometown, his missing Sima Xuanmo and his missing everyone.

He mentioned everything including the doorman who looked after the princess's mansion and the gardener who planted flowers.

He spent more than ten pages expressing his feelings of missing her.

It's so smelly and long that it's so long that even Chang Sun Tao, who was as calm as Zhang Sun Tao, almost lost his patience to finish reading it.

After expressing my longing, I began to feel sad for spring and autumn again, sighing that Guiyan City was really a desolate place, and it was not easy for tens of thousands of people to guard the border.

Then, he started talking about his three meals a day and the soap locust in his clothes.

The thick stack is as thick as a book.

Seeing Chang Sun Tao's frown deepening, Lu Mingyu reached out to take the letter: "Let me take a look..."

But within a short time, Lu Mingyu lost the letter.

What is this?WTF?

It's too disgusting.Who can see it?
Fortunately, at this time, a palace official came to report: "Your Majesty, Empress, King Xingyang has arrived."

Lu Mingyu felt like he was being pardoned: "Please come in quickly."

Changsun Tao couldn't help but shake his head.

When Sima Xuanmo came in, he saw that the couple didn't look well, and thought they were worried about what might happen next.

However, he was wrong.

Lu Mingyu threw him a thick pile of things directly: "We can't understand Shen Jingyan's letter. You two have such a good relationship. Let's take a look?"

Sima Xuanmo took the letter but did not read the content.

Instead, he flipped through a thick stack of letterheads like he was flipping through a book quickly.

Quickly, he handed the letter back to Lu Mingyu and said seriously: "San Meng said that there has been something strange in Guiyan City recently. Someone has set up something like a magic circle near where the prisoners are camping."

"He said that he couldn't understand what it was, but it would probably be useless if it was destroyed. Whether hundreds of thousands of prisoners live or die is up to you."

"He also said, don't worry, General Liu Xiaojie is very cooperative. Even if there are any big changes, with him around, there will be no chaos in Northern Xinjiang."

Lu Mingyu's shock was palpable: "How did you get this information from so much information?"

Sima Xuanmo looked puzzled: "Is this... difficult?"

Lu Mingyu asked: "Isn't this... difficult?"

Sima Xuanmo took the letter, flipped it in his hand and showed it to Lu Mingyu.

He said: "Look, doesn't the last word on each page add up to the information I just told you?"

"In my opinion, these three dreams were too boring. I had nothing to do all day long and wrote down trivial matters. When sending letters, I would just use what he recorded."

Lu Mingyu was helpless: "He... is really boring."

Changsun Tao pinched his eyebrows and said, "Let's take a look at the third letter."

(End of this chapter)