After briefly responding to the questions, Rong Sheng wrote about the night's events and asked her if she knew any of the great masters in jianghu.
Having been with Chu Yifeng at Silver Moon Pavilion, Rong Sheng was no stranger to a variety of unique individuals; however, the reaction to Su Yingxue's name tonight struck her as odd, so she cautioned Su Yingxue to be careful.
Now that Chu Yihan's ascent to the throne was not long ago with apparently stable politics, there were still endless issues among the common people. As the empress, Su Yingxue's role was not an easy one, which required her to be extra vigilant.
During her travels among the common people, whatever she encountered, she would inform Su Yingxue, doing her utmost to serve her, as a way to repay her for the help when she left Chu Yifeng back then.
Thinking of Chu Yifeng, Rong Sheng turned back to look at her daughter on the bed.
She had kicked off the blankets again, and Rong Sheng patiently covered her up.
