Three Kingdoms: I, the eldest son of Cao, a loving father of a great man!

"Madam, as long as you are willing to help me capture Luoyang, from now on, I will guarantee you a lifetime of prosperity and wealth."

The young woman bit her lip and fell into silence.

After a long time, she raised her head and said, "Are you telling the truth?"

"Of course it's true."

"Okay, I'm willing to help you!" The young woman smiled again.

"Thank you." Cao Ang said happily.

An hour later, on the other side of the street, a carriage was speeding along.

The carriage was in tatters, the curtains of the carriage were torn, and the wheels were badly worn and could fall apart at any time.

But even so, the speed of the carriage did not slow down at all, but became even faster.

The horse's hooves trampled on the bluestone pavement, sending up a cloud of smoke and dust.

Beside the carriage, there were several guards galloping on horseback. Their figures gradually disappeared at the end of the street.

Cao Ang was sitting in the carriage, his expression solemn and a bit worried in his eyes.

Suddenly the carriage shook violently and stopped.

"What's going on?" Cao Ang asked with a frown.

The guard's urgent voice came from outside the carriage: "Sir, it seems that we hit someone!"

"Let's go down and have a look."

Cao Ang opened the curtains and looked out, only to see a man lying in the alley ahead. He was covered in blood and dying.

Seeing this scene, Cao Ang was startled.

Although the man was covered in injuries, he still recognized him.

This man is Xu Duling Cui Yan!
Who is Cui Yan?

Cui Yan, the general of the Xu State, was known as the eldest son of Cui and the eldest grandson of the Cui family.

It stands to reason that such a big shot with a profound background would never end up here easily.

But unfortunately, he is really here, and there is not even a guard around him.

Looking at the unconscious Cui Yan, Cao Ang's eyelids trembled violently.

"Could it be?" He thought to himself, and immediately rejected this guess.

Because Cui Yan was alone on the streets outside Xudu City, everything seemed so abnormal.

"Could it be that Cui Yan offended someone and was hunted down by his enemies?" Cao Ang's thoughts suddenly changed.

"Sir, what should we do now?" the guard outside the carriage asked in a low voice.

Cao Ang thought for a while: "Let's treat Cui Yan first and then talk about it."

The guard agreed and immediately ordered one of the guards to fetch water and clean clothes.

Cui Yan was soon helped into the carriage and began to bandage to stop the bleeding.

After a while, Cui Yan's breathing finally stabilized, but he was still in a coma.

Looking at this scene, Cao Ang frowned.

He just checked and found that Cui Yan was indeed seriously injured, but it didn't seem to be caused by the impact of the carriage.

"Go to the medical center to get medicine." Cao Ang said.

"Yes!" the guard promised, and asked someone to drive the carriage towards the nearest medical center in the city.

Not long after, the carriage arrived at the hospital.

"Brother, please grab some medicine for my young master." The guard dropped his money bag and led the carriage into the hospital.

In the lobby of the medical center, several clerks were busy.

Seeing the carriage approaching, they all gathered around.

"Mr. Sir, may I ask where you feel uncomfortable?" a waiter asked enthusiastically.

"My young master's friend is injured," the guard said.

"Then what are you waiting for? Please come to the backyard quickly." The man called to the guards to carry Cui Yan onto the stretcher.

Cao Ang followed closely and saw Cui Yan's stretcher being carried towards the backyard by a waiter.

Arriving in the backyard, the clerk immediately directed several clerks to carry Cui Yan to a hospital bed, and then briefly treated his injuries.

"Thank you for your hard work, doctor." Cao Ang said, and then handed over some money as a reward.

"Yes." The doctor accepted the money and said, "I wonder what kind of injury your friend suffered?" "I don't know yet," Cao Ang said.

After hearing this, the doctor was speechless: "Since your friend was so seriously injured, you don't know what the injury was?"

The doctor looked at Cao Ang with doubts in his eyes: "Little brother, are you trying to be an old man?"

"How could it be?" Cao Ang explained with a smile. He was indeed not lying. He had no idea how Cui Yan was injured.

"Well, although your friend's injury is serious, it is not life-threatening. I will give him two doses of decoction and he will be fine after two days of recovery."

The doctor wrote a prescription and gave it to the guard, and said: "Remember, during this period, you must take good care of your friends, do not touch the water, and do not exercise strenuously.

Otherwise, if the wound is infected, even if the old man takes action, there may be no way to save it. "

"Thank you, doctor, for reminding us. We will pay attention."

After sending the doctor away, Cao Ang breathed a sigh of relief.

Finally, nothing happened. Fortunately, I met the doctor today, otherwise.

"Master, what do you think of this Cui Yan?" the guard came over and asked.

"Carry him to the bed." Cao Ang said.

"Ah?" The guard was stunned for a moment, "Sir, are you just going to place him in the house like this?"

"That's right!" Cao Ang said firmly.

"Uh."

The guard was dumbfounded.

Although he felt that this behavior was somewhat inappropriate, it was Cao Ang's decision after all, and it was difficult for him as a subordinate to speak.

"How about this, I'll find a carriage and get him into the carriage." The guard said.

"Yes." Cao Ang nodded in agreement.

The guards took the order and left. Soon they found an ordinary carriage and carried Cui Yan inside.

At this time, Cui Yan was still asleep.

"Master, what should I do about Cui Yan?" the guard asked.

"Let's wait until tomorrow." Cao Ang said.

He had no choice but to wait for Cui Yan to wake up.

At night, a faint shout came from the carriage.

"Well." Cui Yan groaned in pain and woke up from his coma.

Opening your eyes, you are greeted by an unfamiliar environment.

The decorations and furnishings here are extremely simple.

But it has a strong musty smell.

Cui Yan frowned and sat up, only to find that he was lying in the carriage.

"Where is this?" Cui Yan looked around in confusion.

Suddenly, his expression changed, and he became instantly alert.

"who is it!"

He snapped.

The space in the carriage was limited, and the curtains were drawn, blocking the view, preventing Cui Yan from seeing clearly what was going on outside the carriage.

"It's me!" a voice came from outside the carriage.

When Cui Yan heard this, his expression softened, it turned out to be Cao Ang.

Cao Ang opened the curtain and walked in.

"Sir, it's you!" Cui Yan said excitedly.

"Why are you here?" he asked.

"You fainted." Cao Ang replied.

"Am I unconscious?" Cui Yan was surprised.

"Not only that, your injuries are still serious." Cao Ang continued.

Cui Yan's face changed slightly, and he quickly stood up to investigate. Sure enough, he found that his whole body was so weak that he couldn't even lift his right arm.

"What happened to my injury?" Cui Yan asked in a deep voice. (End of chapter)