Fortunately, the sense of pain had shifted to other soldiers, otherwise, with such a slash, it would have been difficult to remain conscious.

But it's true that he had no strength in his body at all. He could only sense that many people were walking around him, and it wasn't until deep into the night that it quieted down a bit.

The emperor had been beside his bed for three days and three nights, constantly accompanying him. However, he ended up losing a significant amount of weight during this period. Only after a long while did he slowly regain consciousness. Although he had consumed numerous tonics while in a coma, they had little to no effect at all.

After waking up, He Tu saw the emperor and the first words he spoke were, "Is what that person said true?"

The emperor picked up the medicine bowl and said, "Be obedient, drink your medicine first. He is a madman, so don't pay any attention to him."

He Tu didn't know where she got the strength from, but she swept the medicine bowl onto the ground, causing a lot of soup to splash onto the bedding.

"Answer me honestly, can you?" He Tu pleaded, his tone filled with desperation. "From the moment I laid eyes on that person, I couldn't help but feel a sense of familiarity. Surely, his actions indicate that he knows me too. By refusing to tell me, you must be hiding something."

"I believe that you wouldn't do such a thing, but you need to talk to me properly, okay?" He Tu added.

Facing those earnest eyes, the emperor could only be completely open and honest, "When we first married, he intervened and tried to take you away from me. He somehow managed to torment you to the point of losing your memory. Everything he said was a lie, it was only because of him that you were deceived and taken away."

He finally agreed to finish the bowl of porridge, muttering to himself, "So that's how it is..."

The emperor said, "He came back this time with the intention of deceiving you and taking you away. You must stay by my side."

He Tu gave him a smile and said, "Of course, I believe you now. You treat me so well."

Suddenly, her face flushed: "When we were together, I felt a strong connection between us. We must have been extremely compatible before..."

The emperor smiled faintly, "Naturally."

He Xi was in the middle of watching a drama when he couldn't help but spew out his drink upon hearing this sentence. Was that the aloof and cool Great One he knew? During this period, his worldview had been completely overturned every day. It seemed that if he were to enter an entertainment world in the future, the Great One would surely be unstoppable...

It's not surprising that this appearance doesn't make people's nose bleed profusely.

Of course, the emperor cannot neglect matters on the front line, so he led his ministers away to avoid danger.

River Crab: "Congratulations, the little master of pushing the plot, Ying Ying, is going online."

He completely forgot about this person, the River Crab, until now...

The river crab said, "He just found out that you are the queen, so I'm sure he definitely has ulterior motives for coming this time."

He Tudao asked, "Do you think the emperor is more ferocious, or is the little white rabbit more ferocious?"

"In any case, they are all my sons, so I treat them equally," He Tu added.

He Tu appeared thin and weak, hardly recognizable without careful examination. He was the same person who used to constantly make things difficult for himself. Yingying dismissed the servants and a hint of malice flashed in her eyes.

It's clear that he is a cruel person, so why is the emperor so infatuated with him? It is I who had made a solemn vow with him. Looking at his sickly appearance, it's actually not attractive at all.

He Tu felt a piercing gaze and weakly asked, "Who?"

Yingying sat on the bed, watching that slender neck. With just a grip, she knew that she could make him leave this world forever in no time.

But he couldn't bring himself to do it. If he did this himself, it would probably create a lot of trouble. He wasn't a fool, and he knew he had to avoid drawing attention to himself.

"Empress, don't you recognize this servant anymore?"

"Empress? Who are you talking about? I am not..."

"No, how could there be any mistake? You are the empress." Looking at this pair of bewildered yet crystal-clear eyes, it seems that they are not lying. The empress has indeed lost her memory, forgetting her previous identity and what she had done before.

He Tu suddenly remembered the derogatory remarks made by the person earlier, and in desperation, he asked, "Have we met before?" It was as if he had grasped a life-saving straw.

"Yes, not only do we know each other, but we are also good friends," Yingying said, with a slight curve forming at the corner of her mouth, which she quickly suppressed. "Unfortunately, both your uncle and aunt were killed, leaving you all alone."

He Tu suddenly remembered what that person had said on the battlefield, and a terrifying conjecture appeared in his mind. However, he immediately dismissed it, thinking it was impossible. Langjun couldn't possibly be that kind of person.

"Do you want revenge?" Yingying pulled out a dagger from her pocket and placed it beside the bed. "The one you gave me before, I'm giving it back to you."

Sure! Here's the translation of the Chinese novel paragraph:

"Indeed, it was a play on words. This statement was as sharp as a knife, leaving He Tu dumbfounded as he stared at the dagger in front of him. 'No, it can't be. How could he possibly be...'"

Suddenly, his head began to ache. Looking at the sharp gleam of the dagger, it felt as if something hidden inside his mind was about to drill out, causing him unbearable pain that nearly made him lose consciousness.

After the pain subsided, the figure of his archenemy finally came together. It was indeed the person he least wanted to think of.

He Tu gritted his teeth and hid the dagger under his pillow, then fell asleep with a heavy heart.

River Crab: "Da Da, this dagger is highly poisonous."

He Tu: "So what?"

River Crab: "(๑°ㅁ°๑), but what if we accidentally killed the emperor? We'd be screwed."

He Tu said, "Well, this can only depend on luck."

"The river crab exclaimed, 'Σ(っ °Д °;)っ！'"