Ah Qin really can't think of a reason why he doesn't like Wei Zi.
Wei Zi is very beautiful, but it is not the kind of aggressive beauty, but as beautiful as the mountains and rivers - Aqin comes from the mountains, and is always attached to the mountains and rivers in his bones.
Wei Zi is smart and can understand everything at a glance. Talking to her always gives you a sense of enlightenment and sudden enlightenment.
Wei Zi is also very gentle and has no airs. She is always polite when talking to others.
Her appearance and behavior were what Ah Qin thought a benevolent doctor looked like.
The only thing Ah Qin was wondering about was how could the imperial doctor of Wei, who was as beautiful as a snow-capped mountain goddess, marry someone like King Chen?
King Chen is indeed good-looking, has a distinguished status, and has powerful methods, but he is arrogant and domineering, and behaves surly and arrogantly, which is really not what a good man should be like.
A man who could match the imperial physician of Wei should be a gentleman as gentle as jade.
Could it be that King Chen was trying to rob him?
Or does the Wei imperial doctor have something to hide?
Thinking of this, Ah Qin couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in protecting Wei Zi and hoping to do her best to help her realize her long-cherished wish - even though she also understood that there wasn't much she could do.
But she can try her best.
After breakfast, Aqin said to Wei Zi: "The rules of the clan are that on the fifteenth day of every month, clan members must go to the altar to worship their ancestors. It has not changed for thousands of years. I will take you to take a look, maybe you can find some clues."
Wei Zi said "Okay". Since we are looking for the truth of ancient times, it may not be found in the history books, but the customs inherited from ancient times can often restore many facts, so we must go.
The altar needs to be crossed over two mountains to reach it.
Along the way, we are overgrown with weeds and desolate, and occasionally we see broken walls and ruins, silently telling the memory that people once lived here.
Not to mention Ah Qin, even Su Nian couldn't help but frown: Killing people and setting fires for an iron mine is simply worse than a beast.
Suddenly, Ah Qin stopped and said to the wasteland in front of him: "Ma Hongfu threw all the bones of his clan members in it. Before you came, there were people guarding this place, and I couldn't let the clansmen bury them in peace.
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Ah Qin's tone was full of guilt: "When these things are over, I will definitely bury them properly, but - I can't build a monument for them..." Because I can't tell who is who
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Wei Zi comforted her: "We will be with you then."
Ah Qin raised his head and looked at Wei Zi gratefully: "Thank you."
"It's just a little effort."
After passing the wasteland and about to go up the mountain, Aqin pointed to the front right and said: "The iron ore is in that mountain, but only the elders know where it is and how to find it."
This is tantamount to telling Wei Zi in return: If Wei Zi wants these iron ores, she can tell Wei Zi everything she knows.
Wei Zi nodded slightly towards her and said, "Leave this matter to the prince."
Ah Qin suddenly had the temper of a child: "I can only tell you."
Wei Zi couldn't help but said: "Why?"
"I don't trust people in the government."
"To say this, I am an imperial doctor, and I receive a salary from the imperial court, so I can be considered an official of the imperial court."
"You are different."
Wei Zi shook her head: "There is nothing different. I am just an ordinary person with seven emotions and six desires. Ah Qin, don't think too well of me, and don't think too badly of others."
Ah Qin also shook his head and affirmed: "You are a good person."
Wei Zi smiled and followed her.
The few people continued to move forward. The mountain was not too high. Half an hour later, they arrived at the altar that Aqin mentioned.
Wei Zi was stunned.
A nearly circular open space with four pillars in the southeast, northwest and northwest is very similar to the altar on Coffin Mountain.
