In the martial arts world, he threatens Yin Susu from the start.

Gu Hanyuan was satisfied and pleased with Tao Hongying's changes.

He chuckled and said:

“I know Su Quan is a member of the Divine Dragon Sect, and I also know that she is the wife of the leader of the Divine Dragon Sect.”

Tao Hongying was somewhat taken aback upon hearing this, but she still breathed a sigh of relief and said:

"Since you were prepared, I am relieved."

Tao Hongying's self-reference as "servant" seems increasingly natural.

Gu Hanyuan smiled faintly upon hearing this.

He casually tossed a pill to Tao Hongying.

"This is the antidote for 'Leopard Fetus Tendon-Changing Pill 1.2'. As for Su Quan, you don't need to worry about her. Just play along with her."

"Thank you for the medicine, young master."

Tao Hongying's face lit up with joy, not because the threat of the "Leopard Fetus Tendon-Changing Pill" was gone.

It was because she sensed Gu Hanyuan's trust in her.

Otherwise, Gu Hanyuan, who possesses the antidote to the "Leopard Fetus Tendon-Changing Pill," could easily use it to control her.

Tao Hongying said with a blush on her face:

"I was a novice before and failed to serve you well, young master. Could you please give me another chance?"

Gu Hanyuan had no objection to this, letting her pull Shuang'er, who had been reluctant to leave, along to fulfill her duties as a maid.

The two women had mastered the art of serving others. Tao Hongying learned quickly and soon caught up with Shuang'er's pace, their cooperation becoming increasingly seamless.

Gu Hanyuan rested his chin on his hand, looking languid. As he watched the system notification pop up, a look of pleasure gradually deepened in his deep eyes.

Chapter 645: The Qing Dynasty's Imperial Advisor, Second Only to One Person and Above Ten Thousand Others

P.S.: My eye was inflamed, so I went to the hospital today. Update a little late.

Su Quan, who was waiting outside the door, was somewhat anxious.

The longer it went on, the worse his complexion became.

They're even considering running away.

Fortunately, the tightly closed door finally opened, prompting her to rush to look inside.

However, Gu Hanyuan walked out leisurely, leaving only the words "I have something to do and I'm going out for a while" before disappearing from the courtyard in a flash.

Su Quan was slightly taken aback upon seeing this, and unconsciously breathed a sigh of relief.

Thinking that her identity must not have been exposed, otherwise Gu Hanyuan's reaction would be too bland.

She glanced at Tao Hongying, who had also come out at that moment, and her delicate eyebrows furrowed slightly.

Subconsciously, I felt that Tao Hongying was different from the one I saw before.

With a slightly somber expression, he asked:

"What did you talk about with Young Master Gu? Why has so much time passed?"

On the surface, Tao Hongying seems to be no different from before.

But if you look closely, you'll find that her energy and spirit have improved a lot, and there's still a faint blush on her pretty face.

Upon hearing this, Tao Hongying subconsciously licked the corner of her lips, her heart fluttering slightly.

He said with a smile:

"Miss Su, do you really want to know?"

Su Quan subconsciously sensed that something was amiss and said in a deep voice:

"Don't you want the antidote for the 'Leopard Fetus Tendon-Changing Pill'?"

Little did she know that the "Leopard Fetus Tendon-Changing Pill" on Tao Hongying's body had already been removed.

However, Tao Hongying, in keeping with the performance, revealed a helpless expression and said:

"Alright. Since you want to know..."

Su Quan listened attentively at first, but soon her charming face turned increasingly red.

Gu Hanyuan then changed into Wutian's attire and headed to the palace.

He knew that Tao Hongying was hiding something from him.

However, Tao Hongying also expressed her hope to tell Zhu Meichu the things she had been hiding after meeting him.

Seeing this, Gu Hanyuan did not press the matter further, as he had basically achieved his goal with Tao Hongying.

Both the Forty-Two Chapters Sutra and information about the Qing Dynasty's dragon veins have been obtained.

Some secrets are not worth delving too deeply into.

More importantly, the system added another notification, indicating that Wei Xiaobao had contributed another villain points.

Clearly, Wei Xiaobao's fate has been changed once again.

After a moment's thought, Gu Hanyuan understood.

Clearly, even if Wei Xiaobao were to accidentally bump into Tao Hongying one day, he would not be able to learn the secrets of the Forty-Two Chapters from her.

This was naturally good news for Gu Hanyuan.

At least the possibility of Wei Xiaobao betraying them has been reduced considerably.

Furthermore, without the goal of pursuing treasure, Wei Xiaobao could only pursue fame and fortune even more.

Therefore, they could only work even harder for Gu Hanyuan.

Gu Hanyuan arrived at the palace, where the commotion from yesterday had subsided.

Everywhere you look, there are eunuchs and palace maids clearing away the ruins.

The Imperial Study had been completely reduced to ruins, and Emperor Kangxi, who had just finished court, was in his bedroom, the Qianqing Palace.

At this moment, Kangxi's face was full of pride and joy, showing no trace of the composure an emperor should have when displaying his emotions.

Because both yesterday's and today's morning court sessions effortlessly consolidated the power that originally belonged to Ao Bai.

It was not only because of Ao Bai's death, but also because he revealed the truth about yesterday's palace battle.

Furthermore, it was announced that Wutian had been appointed as the Qing Dynasty's National Preceptor.

He did not hasten his arrival at court, nor did he mention his name when being praised or worshipped, nor did he mention his name when receiving imperial edicts; he was allowed to wear a sword and shoes in the palace.

He shared the fate of the nation and had the power to execute officials below the third rank without prior approval.

They could even freely enter and leave the palace.

He is truly second to none.

In order to bind Wutian to the Qing Dynasty's war machine, Kangxi resorted to almost every means possible.

However, this privilege, which was almost exclusively reserved for powerful ministers who could usurp the throne at any time, did not arouse opposition from civil and military officials.

Even the most loyal ministers to Emperor Kangxi did not believe that Wutian's privileges were too presumptuous.

In fact, anyone who witnessed yesterday's palace battle would not find anything wrong with it.

Almost every land deity belonging to the imperial court in any country has similar privileges, except that Emperor Kangxi's privileges were even more extensive.

However, Wutian, one of the protagonists of yesterday's earth-shattering battle, is much stronger than the terrestrial immortals they had in mind.

The half of the palace that had been reduced to ruins symbolized his formidable and ruthless power.

Kangxi easily regained the power that had been lost to others by taking advantage of Wutian's power. How could he not be happy?

Even last night, amidst his busy schedule, he managed to find time to meet with his empress, Empress Hesheli.

Therefore, when Kangxi met Wutian, he exclaimed with delight:

"Where did the Imperial Advisor go yesterday? I haven't had a chance to thank him for his help yesterday."

Gu Hanyuan's indifferent and chilling voice came through the Shura mask:

I spent some time healing yesterday.

Upon hearing this, Kangxi asked with concern:

"Is the Imperial Preceptor alright?"

"It's no longer a problem."

Upon hearing this, Emperor Kangxi breathed a sigh of relief and exclaimed:

"I never expected Gu Hanyuan to be so powerful."

"If it weren't for the fact that both sides were severely injured in yesterday's battle, how could Gu Hanyuan have retreated so easily? My fear of him is not without reason."

The mutual reputation boosting between the two identities cannot stop.

Gu Hanyuan was shameless in praising himself.

Kangxi said with a solemn expression: