The Princess of Northern Land
Chapter 544 Border (2)_1

Whosoever dared to dare harbor thoughts about the manor, don’t blame him for being ruthless.

Lin Ziyin arranged the business and matters regarding the land and then went out to bid her family goodbye.

Zige was still in confinement after childbirth, amongst her siblings, she was the most impatient. Lin Ziyin simply decided to have the family keep it from her, not letting her know that she was heading to the Northern Land. As for the people in the manor, she low-keyed it and did not disclose a single detail.

Lin Changshu was worried sick, yet was busily preparing the carriage for her. Guo Huiniang was concerned, and Lin Ziyin comforted her for a long time before she finally left with Congyi, who had come to pick her up.

Chu Suifeng had left the city, waiting for her at the entrance of Ding’an Temple, while the army of more than ten thousand men destined for Border City was also standing by in the vicinity.

"Your Highness." Congyi went over to report.

But Chu Suifeng didn’t wait for him to continue speaking, and instead took the initiative to come forward.

When Lin Ziyin left the house, she wasn’t wearing women’s clothes. She had changed into men’s attire, dressed in a long green gown, her black hair simply tied up with a white ribbon, appearing like a weak scholar from afar.

Her appearance was unremarkable, and her attire not extraordinary either. She would not stand out amongst the crowd.

Many soldiers did not know that this weak youth was their future prince’s wife. Many of them were curious about Chu Suifeng’s eager attitude as they came up to meet her and secretly speculated about Lin Ziyin’s identity.

"Little girl, are you going too?" Master Hui Zhen asked her, smiling.

"Yes, I’m going to go take a look." Lin Ziyin responded with a smile, "It seems that, Master Hui Zhen, you’re also going along."

"Naturally." Master Hui Zhen nodded. Behind him was a group of martial monks. These monks and the soldiers are different; they all recognized Lin Ziyin. Quite often they joined Hui Zhen at the Lin family for free meals and drinks, and they began practicing dissection and suturing square wounds at the Medical College per Lin Ziyin’s suggestion. That’s when Golden Ulcer Surgery really began.

Now the Golden Ulcer Surgery performed by the medicinal monks has shown considerable improvement compared to before.

Most of the wounds that soldiers suffered on the battlefield were external. The Golden Ulcer Surgery could save the lives of many soldiers to a large degree.

Even though Lin Ziyin didn’t possess medical skills, the respect these medicinal monks had for her was not in the slightest diminished. Because she had brought new changes to the medicinal monks of Ding’an Temple.

"You sit in the carriage. I’ll ride a horse." Chu Suifeng softly advised her. In the face of a major enemy, there was no time for their tender affection.

"Don’t worry about me. Even if I had to ride a horse, I could." Lin Ziyin replied in a low voice. She knew what she had to do when she went to Border City. She wasn’t going there to enjoy herself. Naturally, she would choose to share in the soldiers’ hardships.

But Chu Suifeng didn’t give her the chance, "Ride in the carriage."

Lin Ziyin wouldn’t openly defy his arrangements, she obediently nodded and entered the carriage.

The army promptly set off. Despite the large numbers, there was no chaos; discipline was strict.

Looking at the performance of the soldiers through the carriage window, Lin Ziyin inwardly sighed. Chu Suifeng’s strict requirements for his men were evident from the demeanor of the soldiers.

It was undeniable that Chu Suifeng really cared for Lin Ziyin, which was evident from the carriage arrangements. Probably to prevent the carriage from being too bumpy and Lin Ziyin from feeling uncomfortable, a rudimentary shock absorber had been installed under the wheels. In this alternative reality, such shock absorbers could be considered a luxury. Inside the carriage, thick quilts and blankets had been spread. On the side was a compartment that could flip out a small table with a delicate teapot and a hand warmer which could be used to heat water. There were even quite a few snacks available.