Quick Wear: Explosive Change! The cannon fodder female supporting role is done with it

Chapter 287 Exiled Man's Sister-in-law 60
The border crisis was resolved, the Huns were defeated, and the biggest contributor was Liu Zong - he was still alive.

It caused an uproar in the capital.

The emperor immediately sent an order to the border, ordering the brothers Liu Jing and Liu Zong to pursue the victory and completely frighten the Huns.

Not long after, the Xiongnu king was beaten so badly that he had to beg for mercy, hoping that the Great Zhou would give them a chance to live and not kill them all. When the emperor and his ministers heard the news, they were proud and agreed to the Xiongnu king after discussion, but required him to submit to the Great Zhou in the future and pay tribute to the Great Zhou in the form of cattle, sheep, horses and gold every year.

He also sent a prince to accompany Liu Jing and Liu Zong to the capital as a hostage.

The Xiongnu king was killed by the two Liu brothers and fled in fear. Countless people were killed and injured, and he was full of complaints, so he had to agree reluctantly.

The Liu family was very excited to hear that Liu Jing and Liu Zong had returned.

They had no interest in any social engagements in the capital and were counting the days every day. Linzhi was also teaching Liu Mingzhu to call him "Daddy" and was in a good mood. They originally thought that they would be like the plot, and Liu Zong would return to the capital with the defense map only after Liu Jing returned to the capital, and after meeting His Majesty, they would defeat the Huns together completely.

Unexpectedly, this time Liu Zong actually revealed his identity in front of the Huns and the Great Zhou at Yanguan, and stabbed the second prince in the chest with a sword.

However, this method is indeed the most heroic and appropriate.

There would be no doubt about his identity, and no one dared to talk about his collaborating with the enemy, but he was not a flamboyant person. He did this only for her, the child, and the Liu family.

A month later, Liu Jing and Liu Zong brought the second prince back to the capital. That day, the city gate was crowded with common people, and the teahouses on both sides were also full of people, craning their necks to look down.

The city gate opened and a long team came in from outside the city, with Liu Zong and Liu Jing riding on horses.

Both of them were wearing black and red general's robes, with upright postures and firm and steady eyes. The people couldn't help but cheer and call them "General Liu".

The emperor had long ago pardoned the Liu family's crimes, so Liu Zong was still a general.

The two looked to both sides, subconsciously looking for the Liu family, and soon found that the Liu family was standing outside the crowd. Liu Yang tried hard to wave at them, shouting "Second Brother" and "Third Brother" loudly.

When Liu's mother saw that it was really her second son, she was so excited that she covered her mouth and cried.

Liu Zong's eyes also turned red, and he looked towards his mother's side. He saw Lin holding the child and looking at him quietly with a smile. His heart moved, and the two of them looked at each other.

Lin Zhi lowered his head and said something to Xiao Mingzhu. The little guy immediately waved at him and opened his mouth but no one knew what he was saying.

He gripped the reins tightly, wishing he could get there right away.

But they still had to go to the palace to report to the emperor first. At the same time, they had to explain to the suspicious emperor why he was resurrected and what he had done in the Xiongnu. He could only reluctantly follow the team away.

Liu Jing also turned back and nodded at them as he walked.

Behind them was the second prince, who had a fierce look and deep facial features, sitting in a simple carriage. However, his lips were pale and he looked sickly.

This kid was lucky enough to survive and was saved. Unfortunately, he was thrown to the Central Plains as a hostage by the angry Xiongnu king. His life was truly miserable.

At this time, a face stared at Liu Zong, full of hatred.

The people immediately threw rotten eggs and vegetable leaves at him and cursed him. The second prince had no choice but to bow his head and endure it with gritted teeth.

Lin Zhi and others started to return home at this time.

Two days ago, the emperor had ordered the return of the general's mansion, so they moved back and waited in the hall. The doorman and the maid were curious about what the second young master looked like.

Many people came to the general's mansion to express their condolences and join in the fun.

It was not until the evening that the sound of horse hooves was heard at the gate.

The doorman shouted, "Second Master and Third Master are back home!" Liu's mother immediately stood up and walked out quickly. When she reached the door, Liu Zong and Liu Jing had already dismounted and handed their horses to the doorman. When she saw Liu Zong, tears welled up in her eyes and she shouted, "Zong'er!"

Liu Zong walked over and knelt down: "Mother, your unfilial son Liu Zong is back." He kowtowed deeply.

Liu's mother rushed over and hugged him, wailing loudly. Her voice was very sad, completely disregarding her status as a noble lady. The grief she felt when she heard that her son had died in the battle was all turned into sorrowful cries.

"Second brother." Liu Yang wiped her tears and couldn't help crying.

Everyone started to cry.

Even Liu Mingzhu felt the sad atmosphere and looked like she was about to cry.

After a long while, Liu Zong and Liu Jing helped Liu's mother to stand up. Liu's mother wiped her tears, turned around and said with a smile: "Quick, Zong'er, look at Mingzhu, this is your daughter!"

Liu Zong then turned towards Linzhi and her daughter. He saw the little baby, who was looking at him ignorantly, and looked fair and cute.

Lin Zhi lowered her head and said to Xiao Mingzhu, "Call me daddy."

The little guy looked at the strange man curiously and called out in a baby voice, "Daddy."

Liu Zong hummed solemnly, walked over and touched the baby's head with strength and tenderness. This was his daughter, whom he had only had time to take a quick look at on the day she was born. Now she has grown up so much, and his heart is filled with sadness and emotion.

He raised his eyes and looked at Lin Zhi: "Zhizhi."

Lin Zhi smiled and said, "I'm glad you're back."

Liu Zong wanted to say something, but he just nodded slightly in front of everyone. When Liu Yang called him "Second Brother" and praised him with a smile, "You have grown up and become a big girl," Liu Yang suddenly felt shy and happy.

The group prepared to enter the house.

Liu Jing walked up to Lin Zhi and said, "I brought my second brother back."

Lin Zhi turned around and looked at him. He was darker and thinner, but his eyes were particularly bright. He was also taller, and the two brothers were almost the same height. But he had a scruffy beard and looked unkempt. He looked older than Liu Zong. He smiled and said, "Thank you. Your second brother is all thanks to you."

This time, Liu Jing acted much more decisively and efficiently. Knowing that Liu Zong was alive, he was not as hesitant as in the plot. In order to get his second brother back earlier, he fought very quickly.

The war, which was originally scheduled to last two years, was successfully repelled in less than a year.

He really works very hard.

Liu Jing smiled and was in a particularly good mood.

Everyone went into the room and sat down. Lin Zhi sat on the chair on the left holding her child. Liu Zong sat down beside her, and his daughter also sat in his arms.

His movements seemed smooth, but upon closer inspection his expression was stiff, as if he was afraid of hurting his daughter by using too much force.

The little guy was held obediently by him, not afraid of people at all, lying in his father's arms and looking up curiously. His cute and adorable appearance made people's hearts melt. He looked a little bored and reached out to scratch Liu Zong's armor.

Liu Zong had an indulgent look on his face, with a gentle smile in his eyes.

Liu's mother had already calmed down and asked about Liu Jing and Liu Zong's situation, the situation at the border, and the hardships they had encountered on the way back to Beijing, etc. After she had asked everything and knew that they were all doing well, she was afraid that they were tired from the journey, so she quickly asked them to go back and rest and have dinner together.

Lin Zhi and Liu Zong's family of three said goodbye to Liu Yang and Liu Jing in the main courtyard and went to the yard.

(End of this chapter)