Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

ied Lu Liangwei for the usual nap after lunch.

He got out of bed and headed to the imperial study as soon as she fell asleep.

It was impossible for him to send Ling Lihua to the frontier.
Instead, he made arrangements to send Chief Physician Lin and a few other imperial physicians from the imperial hospital.

Xu Chen rested for half a day and was now fully re-energized.
He was currently waiting at the imperial study.

There was also Lu Hetian by his side.

Lu Hetian stayed at the Palace after the imperial court session was over, but he did not go to Grand Phoenix Palace to prevent raising Lu Liangwei’s suspicion.

Zhao Qian had ordered an imperial meal for him, but he had no appetite as he was quite worried about the situation at the frontier.

Long Yang entered the room just in time to see Zhao Qian ordering the servants to clear the table.

He paused for a moment.
He knew that his father-in-law could not bring himself to eat as he was troubled with the frontier issue.

Lu Hetian approached Long Yang and bowed when he saw him enter.

He did not say a word against Long Yang’s decision.

It was because he loved his daughter, Lu Liangwei, just like Long Yang did, and he would not allow any harm to befall her.

Both of them asked Xu Chen for more concrete details on the frontier’s situation.

After that, they discussed strategies on how to handle the disaster at the site.

“Chief Physician Lin is highly adept at medicine.
I will be sending him there this time.” Long Yang drummed his fingers on the table as he made his decision.

Lu Hetian nodded.
He agreed that Lihua should stay by Weiwei’s side at the imperial capital.
Chief Physician Lin’s medical skills were the best after Ling Lihua’s.
“I’ll take the lead and bring a few men with me to the frontier tomorrow.”

“Please be careful, Father-in-law.” Long Yang’s voice softened slightly.

“I will.
However, things aren’t that simple when the frontier is concerned.
Chaos might brew and Your Majesty must take care to arrange precautions around the surrounding areas,” Lu Hetian pointed out.

Long Yang understood what he meant.
If what was happening at the frontier was caused by a third party, they might take the chance to create chaos during the brawl.
“I understand.
I have my plans for that.
Thank you for the hard work on the frontier situation, Father-in-law.”

“Don’t worry.
I’ll settle the situation there as it deems fit,” Lu Hetian said with determination.