Divine Doctor Huan Concubine: Nine thousand years old, let it go to the end!

Lie Jiuqing's face showed pain, "I understand."

She closed her fingertips and asked in a dumb voice: "Then Wen Rong..."

"He must return to the mainland. He will remain unconscious at sea."

The man looked away, "When you feel better, say goodbye to him."

Lie Jiuqing's lips trembled slightly, "Okay."

Fate plays tricks on people.

When Lie Jiuqing wanted to live so much, he could only trade his life for his life.

She calmly accepted her fate and survived.

In the past few days, Lie Jiuqing had been cultivating peacefully, just to see Wen Rong.

Finally, she was able to get out of bed.

The moment she saw Wen Rong, she couldn't cry, she just felt happy.

"Dad said that we are very lucky to survive well."

Except, we will never see each other again.

Lie Jiuqing looked at Wen Rong's eyebrows quietly, and when he reached out to touch her, his fingertips were burned.

This is truly a curse.

Lie Jiuqing smiled bitterly and placed Xiaobao next to Wen Rong, "Be good, dear, and stay with daddy."

Xiaobao looked up at her, grabbed her injured hand and asked, "What's wrong with mom? Why can't you touch daddy?"

"Xiaobao was wrong. Mother accidentally scratched it." Lie Jiuqing hugged him tenderly, "In the future, you have to take care of father more for mother, do you understand?"

"Mom, I'm only two years old." Xiaobao stretched out two fingers, "Uncle said that adults should handle their own affairs."

Lie Jiuqing was speechless.

Xiaobao drank the milk, hugged Wen Rong's arm and fell asleep quickly.

Lie Jiuqing stood beside them, his pupils slightly red. At this moment, she suddenly understood her mother's grief and helplessness, and how much suffering she had to endure in her small backyard for ten years.

Wen Rong lost too much blood and could not wake up after being raised for a long time. Lie Jiuqing saw that he was suffering, but as the two recovered, the repulsion between the two grew stronger.

Now, Lie Jiuqing could only look at him from a distance of one foot to avoid the pain that caused his blood to boil.

This month at sea has passed so slowly.

"Changsheng is awake."

"At least he saved your life. It's up to you whether you want him to die or not."

Lie Jiuqing lowered his eyes, "He saved me. If I go around him once, we'll treat him as equal. If we meet again, it won't be too late to kill him."

Zang Yin curled his lips, "I thought you would be stupid."

"I heard what dad said. If it weren't for the Changshengmu, I wouldn't be able to survive him saving me, and Wen Rong would even backfire."

Lie Jiuqing's eyelashes trembled slightly as he looked at the weak Zang Yin, "Father, thank you for risking your life to help me."

Zang Yin spent all his energy to help her and Wen Rong stabilize their long hair for more than ten days. Apart from him, no one else in the world could accomplish this.

Hearing this, Zang Yin sneered and threw a medicine bottle to her, "I want to thank you by giving me a child. Xiaobao, if you plan to let Wen Rong take him away, then you can give me another child."

Lie Jiuqing's fingertips trembled, "Father..."

"If I don't take Xiaobao away, it is already a huge favor and there is no need to discuss it." Zang Yin turned around, "You take the initiative, I will force you to choose one of the two. This pair of medicines can keep you safe. Three days.”

"..."

Lie Jiuqing was confused for a few days, and finally saw Changsheng first.

His face was as pale as snow. In just one month, he became skinny and skinny. His bones could not hold up his beautiful face, making his appearance look strange.

When he found Lie Jiuqing, he hurriedly turned his back and blocked his face, "Why are you here?"

"I'm here to thank you." Lie Jiuqing placed a sea order behind him, "I will never go to land again in my lifetime. This order is given to you, so that you can travel unimpeded in the offshore. But we had a lot of hatred in the past, and since then Don’t let me meet you again.”

Changsheng's pupils darkened, "You have recovered your memory." (End of this chapter)