Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 736: Became Happy_1

Chapter 736: Chapter 736: Became Happy_1

However, when he saw Nan Feng’s dislike for the Emperor, he paused.

The letter wouldn’t have been seen by just the two of them; others must have seen it, especially the Emperor.

But since the letter ended up in his hands, it showed that the Emperor didn’t do anything to Nan Feng, merely taking her complaints as a girl’s whim.

After not seeing Nan Feng for so long, Yege felt as if he was seeing her while reading her words. So, he quickly wrote back to Nan Feng:

"Fengfeng, everything is well with me here, don’t worry. Work hard, eat well, and be sure to be happy. As your husband, I want to come back from victory on the battlefield to a healthy and cheerful wife."

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The carrier pigeon also first flew to the Emperor’s Dragon Cloud Palace.

The Emperor opened Yege’s letter, and pondered over the last sentence.

A healthy and cheerful wife, probably meant that Nan Feng couldn’t be wronged at all in the palace.

The Emperor instantly summoned a general who had just returned from the north to inquire about the situation of the war, "How is the situation now?"

The general was a little taken aback, "Your Majesty, I am but a humble martial artist, I do not know how to describe."

Because he had already spoken what he could, he thought that perhaps he didn’t describe the situation well enough when the Emperor asked that question.

The Emperor had no choice but to ask further, "How is Lu Jianxi on the other side?"

"Your Majesty, right after General Lu arrived at the military camp, he had a competition with General Nangong and lost. Now, the battle situation is mainly directed by General Nangong."

"Alright, I understand. You may leave now."

The general was left confused, the Emperor had summoned him just to ask one question.

He blamed himself for not knowing how to converse, only knowing how to fight.

After the general left, the Emperor had Eunuch Wan tied Yege’s letter to another pigeon, and the pigeon then flew to Siyuan.

When Nanfeng received the letter from Yege, she almost cried looking at the familiar handwriting.

The more she didn’t see him, the stronger her longing grew, to the point where seeing his handwriting, she felt as if he was right before her eyes, yet she could not touch him.

She put the letter away, placed it under her pillow, and then lay down.

As if Yege was right beside her.

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It seemed Yege’s letter had an effect, as Nan Feng was much more energetic the next day.

She decided to enjoy good food, just as she was told in the letter.

Normally, the food from Siyuan was all supplied to the harem, and people living here could only eat some non-fresh vegetables or those infested with bugs. Nan Feng found this unfair. She set a new rule, ordering a certain amount of food to be reserved for Siyuan every day.

The eunuchs found her decision very bold, Siyuan had been relegated to leftovers for a long time, and they feared punishment if this ever leaked out. But Nan Feng was resolute, saying she would bear the responsibility.

How could they work well if they couldn’t eat well?

The eunuchs knew that Nan Feng was daring and decided to go along with her plan.

After all, it was Nan Feng who administered each palace, she assigned the quantities, and only she knew the numbers.

For the first time, Nan Feng discovered how delicious the vegetables from Siyuan were, with their original flavor, they were fresh and tasty.

In accordance with Yege’s advice, Nan Feng set out to work hard. She began sticking with Old Xing Er, asking him questions about every dish, and about how each kind of vegetable was grown.

The third point was to be happy.

This was a bit difficult, she couldn’t be happy when Yege wasn’t with her. Nan Feng tried her best to make more friends. There were so many people at Siyuan, chatting every day was conceivable.

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