Dressed as a mother-in-law, she leads the whole family to turn over.

"My father originally thought that by arresting King Wuya and the Zhao family, he would be able to find out the whereabouts of the Xuanwu Cauldron. However, after several months of hard work, he still came to nothing. He was very angry and ordered me to carefully interrogate King Wuya and Zhao Yongxian. Several officials from the Ministry of Justice were present. After questioning for most of the day, we found nothing." Prince Ding rubbed his brows tiredly.

Jiang Ning consoled him, "Your Highness, I believe that the law will not let any loopholes slip through. There must be a loophole in this matter. It's just that the Emperor is too anxious. Everyone is so tense that it's easy to overlook many key points. I can't guarantee other things, but I can guarantee the identity of Princess Wuya with my own life. She is definitely Zhao Yuejiao!"

Jiang Ning chattered on and on about her own guesses, which were nothing more than the grievances between her and the Zhao family. She exaggerated and rationalized her suspicions, but did not dare to involve King Wuya at all.

The palace had already investigated these matters, so Prince Ding had no questions and just remained in deep thought.

Yang Xiaohua and Xu Nuoyan came into the tent, "Your Highness, the injured soldiers have been taken care of. I have reminded them of the precautions in the next few days. And where are those people who are suffering from acclimatization you mentioned? I will examine them and prescribe some medicine before I go back."

Prince Ding nodded with satisfaction and stood up to lead the way for them personally.

"These people were brought back by me. In order to prevent the outside forces from making trouble with them, I must save their lives."

Yang Xiaohua nodded, "I understand, don't worry, Your Majesty, acclimatization is not a big problem."

As they were talking, the group arrived at the tent where the prisoners were held.

Clear groans could be heard before they even entered, but no one hesitated and everyone followed him into the tent.

Prince Ding explained, "There are about twenty people here, and there are another twenty or so in the next tent."

It seems that there are very few people in the Wuya tribe.

Jiang Ning muttered in his heart, his eyes fell on the first person at the edge, and he looked at them carefully one by one. They were all foreigners with distinctive appearances, even more special than Ayana.

Such a person walking on the street will definitely attract everyone's attention.

Yang Xiaohua looked at a few people who were suffering from acclimatization and said to King Ding: "Their symptoms are similar and almost the same. You can use the same medicine together. Prepare the herbs tomorrow morning, boil a big pot and share it among them. The effect will be seen in three days."

"Thank you!" Prince Ding took them out and said, "The remaining people have similar symptoms, so there is no need to see them."

Yang Xiaohua was about to agree, but when she saw Jiang Ning winking at her, she said thoughtfully, "Doctors must be rigorous to prevent misdiagnosis. Your Majesty, I'd better take another look. Anyway, I'm here now, so I can wait a little longer."

Prince Ding thought about it and agreed, and asked his entourage to take them into the next tent.

There were more people living in this room, and it was full of smoke. Many people were sleeping soundly under their quilts, and some were groaning. Jiang Ning could not see any problem at all.

Xu Nuoyan was sharp-eyed. He pointed at a pair of shoes on the ground and whispered in her ear, "Mother, those shoes are obviously smaller than the others."

Jiang Ning took a closer look and found it was indeed true. He immediately withdrew and asked King Ding, "My Lord, are there any teenagers or half-grown children among those minions of King Wuya that you captured?"

Prince Ding thought about it carefully and shook his head, "No, why? Did you find a problem?"

Jiang Ning said truthfully: "It wasn't me who discovered it. It was my second daughter-in-law. She said there was a pair of shoes in the tent that was obviously smaller than the others. It would be strange if it wasn't a half-grown child."

King Ding's body trembled, and he rushed in. He found the bed corresponding to the pair of shoes at a glance, and stepped forward to grab the person and said, "Get out of here!"

A sharp dagger attacked Prince Ding's face.

Prince Ding dodged flexibly, grabbed the opponent's wrist holding the dagger with his backhand, and fought with him, controlling him in a few moves.

Soldiers also rushed in at this time, pointing spears at other members of the Wuya tribe.

Jiang Ning hid in the corner, staring at the face half covered by the beard, and exclaimed, "Mr. Zhao!" Prince Ding was overjoyed and turned to look at Jiang Ning, "Are you sure it's him?"

Jiang Ning nodded like a chicken pecking at rice, "There's no mistake about those eyes!"

She had always felt that Mr. Zhao was different from the rumors. It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, so she had looked carefully at Mr. Zhao's eyes and would not be wrong.

"Let's go! Enter the palace!" Prince Ding waved his arm and rushed towards the palace on horseback with a group of people.

Jiang Ning on the horse was so scared that she almost died. She hugged Xu Nuoyan's waist tightly, cold sweat pouring down her face, and she didn't even dare to open her eyes.

Xu Nuoyan noticed her nervousness and soothed her while controlling the reins, "Don't worry, mother. I'm a good horseman. Just relax and you won't fall."

Jiang Ning swallowed hard and responded pitifully.

When the group arrived outside the city, Prince Ding showed his token and shouted, "Prince Ding has urgent business to attend to!"

The soldiers hurriedly passed the message, and after a while, the city gate was opened.

Prince Ding was the first to rush in on horseback.

Jiang Ning felt as if she was flying up to the clouds again, but her bumpy butt kept reminding her that if she was reluctant, she would be in her thirties.

After finally arriving at the palace, before she could catch her breath, she was carried into the Xuan Zheng Hall by her two daughters-in-law.

I was still feeling dizzy and seemed lost.

Perhaps because her expression was too ugly, the emperor asked Dekang to give her a seat, and then he looked at Prince Ding, "What's the matter?"

Prince Ding briefly explained what happened tonight, "Marquis Guangen recognized Zhao Li, and I have brought him here."

"Okay! Bring Zhao Li up!" The emperor was both happy and angry.

He was happy that Zhao Li was not dead and was caught. He was angry that he sent so many people to Quzhou Prefecture, but after all their investigations, no one found out that the dead Zhao Li was a fake! They were all a bunch of good-for-nothings!
Zhao Li was tied up and thrown in the Xuanzheng Hall. The beard on his face was simply shaved off, and there were still some remnants, but his face could be seen clearly. This face was at most a little deep, and he looked more like a Han Chinese.

"Zhao Li, where is the real Xuanwu Ding?" The emperor said lightly and got straight to the point.

Zhao Li gritted his teeth and said nothing.

The emperor turned the jade ring in his hand and smiled, "Do you know? No one in this world dares to disobey me! Since you won't tell me, come, take Zhao Li to the Ministry of Justice and use any means to make him speak!"

Prince Ding also followed him out.

Only Jiang Ning and her two daughters-in-law were left in the palace. She quickly stood up and bowed, "Your Majesty, it's late, please go to bed early. I will take my leave first!"

The emperor's eyes fell on her and saw that her dress was a little dirty, her hair was messy, and her face was still pale with some shock. He immediately smiled gently and said, "Marquis Guang'en has made another contribution this time. I have made a note of it. You should go back and wash yourself first. I will reward you after this matter is over."

"I dare not, I dare not! I'll take my leave!" Jiang Ning retreated in fear and trepidation.

Xu Nuoyan and Yang Xiaohua rushed forward to help. (End of this chapter)