After marrying the fierce god, her handsome young husband was pampered to the extreme.

Yin Mo has always known that there are only two people in this world whom one can absolutely trust.

One is his younger brother Yin Cheng, who is far away in the northern border, and the other is Bai Yuchen.

Speaking of his connection with Bai Yuchen, one cannot help but mention his father, the previous empress of the Great Yin Dynasty.

The Empress has some connection with the Bai family. When Yin Mo was born, he was born with some congenital deficiencies, and after years of taking medicine, his health fluctuated.

When Yin Mo was three years old, the Empress personally took him to Baishui City to seek medical treatment.

From that time on, the Bai family took care of his health.

He used to be the previous Lord of Bai City, and now he is Bai Yuchen.

Yin Mo couldn't explain when he and Bai Yuchen fell in love, but it was Bai Yuchen who first awakened his romantic feelings.

Only Bai Yuchen.

Seeing that His Majesty was deep in thought again, Xiao Anzi knew that he did not want to be disturbed at the moment, but he had no choice but to present the "hot potato" he was holding.

"Your Majesty, this is a letter from the North."

"Give it to me."

Xiao Anzi carefully presented the letter.

Yin Mo opened the package and saw that her younger brother had written in crooked handwriting: "I'm fine, don't think about me."

Xiao Anzi had a premonition that His Majesty would be angry after reading that person's letter, whether it was good or bad.

Sure enough, the next moment, Xiao Anzi heard the suppressed anger in His Majesty's voice, "He sent back only these five words via express courier?"

Xiao Anzi didn't dare to breathe loudly.

Yin Mo was so angry he laughed. "Didn't anyone in the Northern Territory hire a tutor for him? A prince, yet his handwriting is worse than a three-year-old child's. If this gets out, where will the face of my Great Yin be?"

Xiao Anzi quickly knelt down, "Your Majesty, please calm your anger."

Yin Mo calmed himself down and decided to teach this foolish younger brother a lesson.

"Step back."

"Yes."

The wolf-hair brush, soaked in ink, falls onto the paper and becomes a long, flowing...abusive text.

The windows opened and closed, producing a slight creaking sound from the wooden structure.

The rain was pattering outside, but after only a few breaths, the window was quickly closed.

"If you don't practice your handwriting properly, don't come back, or I'll beat you to death."

A gentle voice rang out, and he read the contents of the letter aloud.

Yin Mo didn't even look up. "Don't disturb me while I'm writing my letter."

Bai Yuchen chuckled, "Why has Xiao Mo become increasingly irritable lately? Is her period approaching?"

Yin Mo glared at him, "Aren't you annoying?!"

Bai Yuchen embraced the emperor from behind and kissed his reddened earlobe.

Yin Mo was strangely reassured, and he asked, "When did you arrive?"

"Just arrived."

"No wonder it smells watery," Yin Mo said. "Stay away from me."

Bai Yuchen said, "Of course it smells wet after being rained on."

Yin Mo took a deep breath, put down his pen, and called out, "Xiao Anzi."

Xiao Anzi, who was guarding the gate outside, heard the emperor's voice and quickly came in, "Your Majesty."

"Take the Empress to change her clothes."

Xiao Anzi bowed his head and said, "Yes."

Bai Yuchen didn't feel like Yin Mo had taken advantage of her at all. She kissed him again before following Xiao Anzi to change her clothes.

The spring rain is continuous, especially on rainy nights. Listening to the soft sound of the rain is particularly helpful for falling asleep.

Even though it was past midnight, Yin Mo showed no sign of resting.

Recently, a group of pirates has emerged in the coastal area of ​​Yunzhou. They are said to be extremely cunning and excellent swimmers.

General Bao Xu of Pinghai sent many men to suppress bandits and quell rebellions, but all of them returned in failure.

Yin Mo was worried about this matter.

The Great Yin Dynasty is now divided into three armies: the Northern Army, the Southwestern Army, and the Yunzhou Navy. [Note ①]

Today, the Great Yin Dynasty trades with the Western Ocean, and countless merchant ships come and go.

In the past, there were pirates and naval bandits, but they were either too far away for the Great Yin navy to reach, or their forces were too small to cause any trouble.

However, this pirate force had only been around for a few months. Not only did they intercept hundreds of merchant ships of all sizes, but they also challenged the dignity of the Great Yin Navy and frequently plundered the people on land.

Bao Xu initially only sent a small team of a hundred men to clean up the area, but he never expected that this band of pirates would directly tie up the soldiers of Da Yin and openly throw a hundred arms into the largest guarded city on the coast of Yunzhou.

Bao Xu could not tolerate such blatant provocation and immediately dispatched an army of 10,000 men to suppress the bandits.

Unexpectedly, this army of ten thousand men fell into an ambush, and less than one-tenth of them returned.

This is a blatant slap in the face to the Great Yin.

Yin Mo was furious at the arrogance of the river bandits, and even more furious at Bao Xu's incompetence.

He felt there must be more to this story than meets the eye.

The strength of the navy has been declining since the old emperor's generation, and its current state is even more uncertain.

Yin Mo has no confidence that the current navy will be absolutely loyal to the Yin royal family.

Back then, the Southwest Army was internally complex and was subject to constraints from foreign tribes at every turn.

Yin Mo devoted himself wholeheartedly to supporting Zhao Lang, and also placed the Lin brothers, who had neither a strong foundation nor family connections, into the Southwest Army.

This stabilized the situation in the southwest.

However, he was not confident about the Yunzhou navy.

Although the total number of naval personnel was only over 100,000, it was far less than that of the northern border, and even less than that of the southwest.

But without his men in the navy, it was as if a hand had covered his eyes, preventing him from seeing the situation in Yunzhou.

On a small scale, this matter involves a small group of river pirates; on a larger scale...

He was afraid that the Yunzhou navy might have ulterior motives.

However, at this time there was no one available in the court, and Yin Mo could not find anyone to go to Yunzhou to investigate.

That's why I've been troubled by this ever since.

Seeing his distress, Bai Yuchen carried him to the dragon bed.

"Go to sleep first," Bai Yuchen said. "Your health is the most important thing."

Yin Mo did not refuse, but lay on the dragon bed and sighed deeply.

"Things will work themselves out in the end, Xiao Mo, don't be too hard on yourself."

Yin Mo said, "I'm not making things difficult for myself."

He sat up. "I'm afraid that Bao Xu might have ulterior motives."

"So what if they exist? Just kill them."

Yin Mo glared at him, "How come you're just like Xiao Cheng?"

Bai Yuchen pulled the person down again and made them lie down properly.

"Ping'er, let me help you."

"How can you, a doctor, help me..." Yin Mo suddenly realized what was happening and snapped, "Don't call me by that name!"

"What are you not allowed to call me?" Bai Yuchen smiled slightly, a teasing expression appearing on his usually aloof face.

However, his face really didn't match the expression, so even if it was flirting, it still looked pleasing to the eye.

"Ping'er?"

Yin Mo: I'm so angry!

Yin Mo pulled the blanket over his head and covered it completely.

Escaping is shameful, but it's useful.

"Ping'er?"

"Aren't you annoying?!"

"Ping'er?"

"Will this ever end?!"

Bai Yuchen gently patted the person under the covers, "Alright, alright, I won't cry anymore. Be good, don't keep it all bottled up."

Yin Mo kicked the man, "Go sleep on the floor."

Bai Yuchen's voice was somewhat pitiful, "Ping'er, the ground is cold."

"I command you to go and sleep on the floor."

"I won't yell anymore, don't glare at me... I really won't yell anymore, Your Majesty, spare me, Your Majesty, I know I was wrong."

[Note ①]: This is a completely original setting! There is absolutely no factual basis for it! Please do not attempt to elevate it to historical or literary accuracy!