Killing One Person Could Not Change the Broader Trend

"An Lushan..."

"Hehe!"

Verdant Green Maiden looked at Aluoshān—no... he should be called An Lushan now!

She laughed.

After laughing, Verdant Green Maiden raised her head to the sky. Her gaze was deep as she watched the ethereal auspicious fortune beneath the night sky—threads of fortune that only she could see. And after An Lushan changed his name, those threads of fortune actually trembled!

"It's nothing!"

"Keep eating!"

With a sweeping gesture, Verdant Green Maiden spoke to the several Turkic women around her.

Hearing this, they all laughed as well.

"Good!"

The revelry continued until deep into the night.

After it ended, An Lushan's family came to find Verdant Green Maiden.

"My lady!"

An Lushan greeted her with a smile.

The Turkic general also stepped forward, clasped his hands in salute to Verdant Green Maiden, and said, "I am An Yanyan. Greetings!"

Verdant Green Maiden's gaze fell upon him, and she smiled.

"Your Han etiquette is quite good."

An Yanyan smiled and nodded. "Naturally! After all, we have to deal with Great Tang. These are things we must learn!"

"I've heard all about you, my lady!"

"It's no simple thing to open a medical clinic! If you do not mind, my lady, how about I invite you to visit a Turkic tribe? Rest assured, whether three or five days, it is up to you. I will not force you."

An Yanyan looked at Verdant Green Maiden with a genial smile as he revealed his purpose.

He said he would not force her.

Yet Verdant Green Maiden could see no small amount of calculation in his eyes.

"No."

Verdant Green Maiden shook her head.

Seeing that Verdant Green Maiden had refused him, An Yanyan gave a light cough but did not say much more.

"Very well... since you are unwilling, my