Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress
Chapter 1378 - 1385: Arrival of the Empress of Qing Luo Kingdom (2)

Chapter 1378: Chapter 1385: Arrival of the Empress of Qing Luo Kingdom (2)

Survive, struggle to survive, endure until one day in the future, to meet their son again!

It was this thought that allowed the couple to live through that hellishly cruel environment, other princes and royal consorts died from torture or went insane, but only she and her husband, for the day they could see their son again, even if maimed, stubbornly survived.

During his exile, the husband was injured by a group of beasts and had already lost the ability to have more children, their son was destined to be their only child.

And she, to avoid being insulted by those soldiers, deliberately fell into the fire pit and burned her body.

Years later, after suffering their fair share, the husband ascended to the throne with the support of the court ministers; his first decree after ascending was to find their lost son.

But, in the vast sea of people, how difficult it was to find a child whose life or death was uncertain, even though the husband was a monarch of a country, even if they spared no effort, years passed with no results.

Every time they sent out people with full of hope, hearing the words "not found" upon their return, the couple would cry out in disappointment, the tears they shed over the years could be measured by the vat.

Both their bodies were in poor condition; in the early years when they were tortured to death in exile, they stubbornly survived for the day they could see their son again, brushing with death time and again. But in the past two years, the lingering illness from those painful years had caught up, and especially after the repeated blows of not finding their child, they grew even more haggard, and the husband had wept more than once and said: "If it wasn’t for the hope of seeing my son, I would have been gone long ago..."

In fact, wasn’t she the same?

After she was burned, she had no chance to heal, she was forced to work, and fell ill all over; it was a miracle she had lived to this day!

They relied on each other to live, wheezing and panting daily, devoutly praying to the gods, praying their child was still of this world, praying their family could reunite...

Perhaps the gods found them too pitiful, just as they were about to give up hope, news that their son was still alive came to them.

She fainted with excitement when the envoy from the Great Jin Nation brought the news, waking up to find her husband had prepared dozens of precious gifts, ready to set off for Great Jin to greet their son that very day.

He was the monarch of a country; Qing Luo Kingdom needed him to preside, how could he go?

Moreover, she had missed her child for twenty years, crying her eyes nearly blind with longing; she deserved to go!

This couple, who had supported each other through hardship for twenty years, never quarreling, ended up arguing red-faced over who should go to fetch their son; she was always gentle, considerate, understanding, but on this matter, she would not budge and was determined to go and bring her son home herself.

Finally, with the persuasion of all the ministers, the husband reluctantly gave in and allowed her to go get their son, but she must return quickly, he too was eager to see their son.

Her heart blossomed with joy, ignoring her frail body, she set off that very day, journeying day and night towards Great Jin.

All along the way, she kept urging them on, except for short periods of sleep, all the other time was spent on the road, compressing the travel time by half, taking just over a month to reach the capital of the Great Jin Nation.

Today she would be able to see her son, she was so excited that she spoke incoherently, ordering the palace maids to help her with her makeup; twenty years had passed, she wondered if her son still remembered her, she had aged, she had become unsightly, she wondered if her son would like her...