Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

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When she saw how lackadaisical Lu Liangwei was, she did not force her granddaughter to continue moving and instead suggested, “Rest a little if you’re tired, but don’t just sit there like a statue.
Have a walk up and down the corridor once the weather cools down.
It will be good for you.”

“Alright, Grandmother.” Lu Liangwei felt a little embarrassed.

Grandmother had come to the Palace specifically to accompany her, yet she refused to move because of the hot weather.

“Pregnant women are more affected by the heat, especially when the weather is this hot.
You’re not the only one suffering from it; my old body is sweating all over from this heat,” the Dowager Duchess said benevolently.

Lu Liangwei noticed the Dowager Duchess was indeed sweating all over and quickly took the hand fan from Zhu Yu to fan her.

She could not help but reminisce about the modern era’s air conditioners and electric fans.

The Dowager Duchess did object to Lu Liangwei fanning her.

It was not a good thing for a pregnant woman to stay still.
Lu Liangwei should move about more to gain the stamina she needed for childbirth.

Both of them walked around the corridor and eventually sat down on a bench in the corridor when they were tired, and they chatted away.

“By the way, Grandmother, Mother sent someone to deliver a letter.
She said that the illness suffered by the soldiers is not a plague.
They were poisoned.
She is currently trying to produce the antidote for it.
The soldiers’ illness should be put under control very soon.”

The Dowager Duchess gave a long sigh of relief when she heard this.
“It’s good news that this isn’t a plague.
It’s lucky that your mother is able to help at the frontier this time.
But since it’s not a plague, how did so many soldiers get poisoned? This sounds like it was planned by someone.”

The Dowager Duchess went deep in thought.

“That’s right.” Lu Liangwei nodded as she stared at the clear skies.
She had a feeling something was about to happen.

“There’s no need for you to overthink about this as it’s not your responsibility.
You should focus on having a smooth birth.” The Dowager Duchess held her hand and reminded her earnestly.

“I know, Grandmother.” Lu Liangwei nodded.
She understood her grandmother’s worry.

She lowered her head to look at her huge, bulging belly and frowned.

Two days later, news of the Prince of Xuyang starting a military coup began to surface.

The officials of the imperial court were all shocked.

The situation at the frontier had yet to be resolved, and now news of the Prince of Xuyang’s coup was making the rounds.
Bad news was being delivered one after the other.

The officials immediately submitted Palace Memorials, requesting for Long Yang to send over some soldiers to curb the uprising.

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