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Chapter 416 Le Youyuan 3

Cui Yi asked the two about their views on the matter, and Cui Lin said that they could cooperate, and even specifically mentioned Li Yi's character. Chang Ran did not object.

After the meeting, Cui Yi came to Chang Ran. These days, he also discovered what Cui Lin's little daughter was thinking. He wanted to learn more about Li Yi and what happened between him and Cui Lin.

Changran told Cui Yi everything that had happened in the past few days and his opinion of Li Yi.

Seeing that both of them spoke highly of Li Yi, Cui Yi felt relieved, but he still had to meet him in person.

He also agreed in his heart to Li Yi's proposal to attack Xichangjing together.

Chang Ran suggested that he stay in Yingzhou to guard against Jie Shuo. Cui Yi thought about Li Yi and Cui Lin and agreed. He took Cui Lin to Luoyang.

In the letter, Li Yi stated that Luoyang was given to Cui's army as a base.

Things went smoothly. Li Yi and Cui Lin successfully captured Xichangjing, and Sun Jing committed suicide.

Afterwards, Li Yi ascended the throne and appointed Cui Lin as the queen. Cui Lin regained her status as the only daughter of the Cui family. Liu Chengfeng was Cui Yi's adopted son. Cui Yi had discussed this matter with Chang Ran in advance.

After all, Chang Ran is still staying in Yingzhou as Master Cui at this time. Once Cui Lin's identity is revealed, Chang Ran's situation will be very embarrassing.

Chang Ran was very much in favor of this. After Cui Lin's identity was made public, he would be free and no longer be bound by Cui's army.

After the matter was settled, Cui Yi returned to Yingzhou, and Chang Ran proposed to leave Cui's army. Cui Yi saw that Chang Ran really didn't want to stay in the army any longer, so he had no choice but to agree.

When I asked Changran about his future plans, I felt relieved when I learned that he was going to Xichangjing to find Cui Lin and Li Yi. This meant that he was not alienated from them.

Ah Shu and Ah Xing were left behind by Chang Ran to continue their duties in the army. Chang Ran was ready to become a wealthy and idle person, and if the two followed him, it would delay them.

After saying goodbye to everyone, Chang Ran brought the dowry that Cui Yi gave to Cui Lin to Xichangjing.

After entering the palace and reuniting with Cui Lin, he looked at Li Yi and said calmly: "Your Majesty, I am also your uncle, so it is not too much to ask for a reward."

Chang Ran has always been very friendly to the Zhenxi Army, and he has no romantic feelings for Cui Lin, so the two get along quite well.

Hearing Chang Ran asking for a reward, Li Yi was not stingy and asked him to speak directly. Regardless of whether he was Cui Lin's sworn brother or the former Cui Gongzi of Cui's army, he would pay attention to Chang Ran's request.

Chang Ran: "I have already resigned from my father and left the Cui family army. From now on, I want to live a life of wealth and leisure."

"Your Majesty, please give me a position as an idle marquis. Give me a big house and a farm with a beautiful view."

Hearing Changran's request, which did not involve state affairs, Li Yi agreed immediately.

Cui Lin didn't find it strange after hearing this. After so many years of getting along with each other, she knew Chang Ran's personality.

Li Yi was indeed generous. He gave him a very nice house and farm, as well as many other rewards.

After Changran settled down, he went to Leyouyuan for a stroll. After Xichangjing became boring, he said goodbye to Cui Lin and the others and started to travel around the country.

Fifteen years later, Li Yi abdicated and passed the throne to their son Adao. He took Cui Lin and his daughter Azhen to live in Laolanguan.

Cui Yi had passed away several years ago. The Cui family army was now divided into several leaders. Ashu and Axing also led their own troops. The court was more relieved when they were separated.

Chang Ran had not married in these years and had been traveling around. After knowing that the two had gone to Lao Lan Pass, he went to see them specially.