Heirs of the Seven Swords of the Qin Dynasty

Chapter 354 There are Fusu in the mountains
  After Gu Xun left the Taiyuan Hospital, he did not leave directly. Instead, he asked several palace people passing by and got the answer as to where Ying Zheng would be at this time.

This was only possible because of the token given by Ying Zheng, otherwise no one would dare to reveal King Qin's position at will.

Generally, after leaving the morning court, Ying Zheng would go directly to his study room to stay, and the study room was located in the northeast, which was still a bit far away from Gu Xun's current location.

So Gu Xun repeated the previous operation again, weaving in and out of many palace passages, and slowly moved towards the target direction.

As we get closer to Ying Zheng's study, the scenery around Gu Xun gradually becomes more exquisite and luxurious. It is not as desolate as the hospital. There are also a lot more palace maids walking on the road, but for Gu Xun Looking for this new face, they all chose to ignore it.

No matter who this stranger was, it was not their turn for slaves to say anything.

During this period, Gu Xun also encountered several groups of patrolling imperial troops, but he still passed the interrogation with the win-word token.

Just before he arrived at the study near Ying Zheng's palace, he was stopped by someone.

"That gentleman, please stay."

A clear child's voice sounded from Gu Xun's side.

He stopped when he heard the sound, turned around and saw that it was a pretty young lady, about five or six years old. She was wearing a white children's shirt similar to Ying Zheng's usual dress. Her hair was neatly combed, and Ying could be seen between her eyebrows. He looked somewhat political and looked at Gu Xun with a serious face.

Behind him was a whole team of well-equipped Imperial Guards, the leader of whom was guarding against Gu Xun, but not deliberately targeting him. They were all on guard against anyone who approached this little shota.

No need to guess, Gu Xun also knew that this must be one of Ying Zheng's sons, but he didn't know which son it was, but the eldest son Fusu had the highest probability.

Gu Xun looked at Xiao Zhengtai, waiting for him to explain why he stopped him.

"Excuse me, sir, who are you? It seems that Fusu has never seen you in the palace?" Xiao Zhengtai blinked his dark eyes and asked Gu Xun loudly, while also revealing his identity.

It was indeed Fusu.

Although he is young, he puts on an upright attitude as an adult, which is quite decent, but Gu Xun feels that this child is more of a simple, mechanical imitation of his father, which looks a bit awkward.

The kid himself probably has some disagreements.

"I'm Gu Xun. It's my first day in the palace today. Of course I haven't seen Mr. Fusu." Gu Xun simply bowed and saluted and replied.

Then, he showed his invincible token in the palace.

After the Imperial Guards behind saw the token, they lowered their guard a little and no longer stared at Gu Xun. They were ready to take action at any time, but they were still on guard.

When Fusu saw the token, he blinked in confusion and asked in a low voice:
  "Is this the royal family's token?"

Gu Xun spread his hands and explained, "This is what King Qin, your father, Mr. Fusu, gave to me before, for free access to the palace."

"It turned out to be my father's guest. I apologize for disturbing Fusu." Fusu clasped his hands like a young adult and apologized, "Sir, please help yourself."

"Haha, it's okay." Gu Xun smiled and didn't care about Fusu's inquiry.

What's there to care about such a cute little kid?
  What he wants to do most right now is actually rub this little shot's head, but unfortunately... he has to think about it for the time being, and when he gets a chance to get to know each other later, he must give it a good rub.

Of course, Xiao Fusu didn't know Gu Xun's inner malice towards him, but he still suddenly felt a chill in his head and looked at the sky in confusion... The sun was quite big, wasn't it?
  "Mr. Fusu, I'll see you next time if we have a chance. Gu will leave first." Gu Xun said goodbye with a fist in his arms, and then continued towards the study. Fusu then stood there and thought for a while, convinced that he had never heard of the name Gu Xun. He was probably not a famous sage. He didn't know what his father wanted him to do...but he was quite impressed by Gu Xun. , because the other party's attitude towards you is very casual.

Among the people Fusu has met, there are very few people who can do this, even though he can only remember it for a year or two...

Gu Xun came to the so-called study room - it was said to be a study room, but it was actually a small independent courtyard. Naturally, there were forbidden troops stationed at the door.

This time the token didn't work so well, and Gu Xun was temporarily stopped outside.

The Imperial Guards had to report inside first, and then they could only let people in with Ying Zheng's permission.

Before waiting for a moment, the imperial guards who had entered to report hurried back and said that the King of Qin had invited them.

Gu Xun then entered the other courtyard. There was a row of maple trees planted in the courtyard. Autumn was about to enter, and the maple leaves were beginning to turn red.

There were not many rooms in the courtyard, only a main hall. Gu Xun naturally went in without thinking, and walked directly through the empty front hall before actually walking to the so-called study.

Ying Zheng was wearing his usual white silk clothes, and he was kneeling upright on the main seat. Behind him stood Genie, who had not changed for thousands of years, holding a sword.

However, Gu Xun felt that Ying Zheng at this time was different from before. He was in the palace and his identity was the King of Qin. He seemed to be more majestic and more powerful than before when he was Mr. Shang. There was a hidden meaning in his narrow eyes. The shining divine light makes people feel a sense of awe.

"I have met His Majesty the King of Qin." With his different status, Gu Xun's title has naturally changed. Fortunately, there is still no need to bow.

Sometimes Gu Xun couldn't help but sigh. If he traveled back to the Qing Dynasty, he might not be able to meet those princes, nobles, and court officials. He would have to kill every one he saw - who would be willing to kneel down!

"Mr. Gu, please take a seat." Ying Zheng first invited people to sit down. After Gu Xun sat down at the guest table, he said in a deep voice, "Mr. Gu will come to see me, which is a bit unexpected."

Ying Zheng originally thought that after Gu Xun entered the palace and took a tuck, he would run back to his hospital, lie down on the recliner, continue to eat, wait for sleep, wake up and wait for food.

"Anyway, the medical clinic has no business. I rarely come to the palace, so I just walk around and ask some questions." Gu Xun spread his hands and explained casually.

Ying Zheng was indeed different after he returned to King Qin. He usually chatted with him with a slight smile, but today he always had a solemn look and a somewhat serious tone, but he did not restrict his behavior.

At least Gu Xun could still sit cross-legged and face him.

Others would not dare to face the king of a country in such an informal manner, and the king himself would not tolerate it.

"Sir, do you want to ask about Taiyuan Hospital?" Ying Zheng understood Gu Xun's intention as soon as he heard it.

"Yes." Gu Xun nodded, and then asked, "Will there be any pitfalls behind the position of deputy deputy?"

He readily accepted the position of deputy director of the hospital because he considered that a medical officer would not be involved in any trouble and would not be involved in officialdom. However, after visiting the hospital, he felt a little unsure, so he decided to come and ask. one time.

Gu Xun's speech was not elegant enough, but his meaning was quite clear, and Ying Zheng could understand the meaning between the lines.

"Sir, don't worry. There are some secrets in this, but it won't affect you, sir." Ying Zheng had no intention of hiding anything and told the truth honestly.

(End of this chapter)