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Zhan Xiaolou left. She didn't know that after she left, Qu Li stared at the figure that she could no longer see for a long time and didn't know that in order to quickly marry her, General Qu had looked over all the recent days. He had even picked the strongest hundred people in the Qu Family's army and had prepared the dowry for Qu Li throughout the country.

General Qu had already started preparing for the wedding, but he hadn't been sure whether his future wife would agree to her conditions. He hadn't thought that Zhan Xiaolou would not only agree to it, but would also develop a taste for her as well.

Because she liked to fight with Lou Cheng, General Qu felt that the dowry he had prepared for her was too little. In order to get her to marry out as soon as possible, she had no choice but to send General Qu out to do things for her.

After returning home, she once again entered the dimension. She checked on the situation of the Yi pregnancy fruit. Fortunately, it didn't continue to decline these few days, so she could only hope that she could find a way to recover the life force of the tree.

Not even a quarter of an hour after Zhan Xiaolou returned to his home, Auntie Hua, who had arrived after hearing the news, appeared in front of his house with her plump body. With regards to his wedding, Auntie Hua was naturally quite concerned about it, and when she heard that Zhan Xiaolou and General Qu had agreed on the details of the wedding in three days, she felt relieved and slightly regretful at the same time.

It looks like his family's Hua Ruo was destined to never be able to be husband!

Zhan Xiaolou saw all of Auntie Hua's regretful expressions. This matter was set down by her deceased father, and today, she even carried the jade pendant from when they were betrothed. Who would have thought that General Qu would recognize her right away?

"Auntie Hua, in three days I'll be going to General Qu's estate to discuss the marriage. At that time, there will be some matters I need to trouble you with."

Zhan Xiaolou didn't have her parents to work on for her, so her neighbor Auntie Hua became her best choice. Auntie Hua didn't delay as she always thought that if Zhan Xiaolou married off her son earlier, she could marry off Hua Ruo.

Three days passed in the blink of an eye. On the morning of the third day, Zhan Xiaolou got up early and washed himself. He then took out his medicine box and put in some things he needed to use.

As the wife of her young master, the butler did not dare to slight her. This was the first time Zhan Xiaolou had taken a horse carriage, and four horses were quite common in the capital. It was just that these white horses gave off the impression that they were princes riding on horses, ah, no, princes riding on horses!

When Zhan Xiaolou arrived at the Qu Family residence, red lanterns had already been hung at the front gate of the Qu Family residence. With a single glance, one could tell that it was a festive day, and this time, unlike the previous visit, all the servants of the Qu Family saw Zhan Xiaolou and became much more respectful towards him.

When they walked through the corridor and passed the living room, Zhan Xiaolou looked at the servant who was leading the way with a puzzled expression. The servant didn't stop and continued leading Zhan Xiaolou towards the back courtyard.

The more they walked, the more doubtful Zhan Xiaolou became. Where was this person bringing him to?

After passing through the Moon Gate, the servant finally stopped and stood still before bowing respectfully, "Madam, the Young Master is waiting for you up ahead."

Even though Zhan Xiaolou was a bit nervous, she could only muster up her courage and walk in the direction of the fight. After about twenty steps, Zhan Xiaolou glanced at the fight and saw the fight going on in the pavilion.

Unlike the man she had met before in the battle arena, the feeling of being able to exert herself was very strange. When she saw him, she always felt that she was not transported to a country where women ruled, but to a world where men were revered.