Erhu felt incredibly wronged, "But, you’re a family, isn’t it right to be loyal to both the old master and the young master?"
Meng Chuyue couldn’t help but laugh and cry. She pretended to be disgusted and said, "Forget it, I don’t want to argue with you about this. Right now, you just need to tell me whether you choose to tell the truth or something else."
After thinking it over, Erhu said, "Can I go ask the old master for advice? If he tells me to speak, I will. If he forbids it, then I can only apologize to you."
Erhu was indeed not foolish.
It knew that Meng Chuyue and Han Zheng would recognize each other sooner or later, so even if Meng Chuyue turned her back on it now, she would accept it later on.
On the other hand, betraying Han Zheng...
The consequences were unimaginable.
Meng Chuyue was very satisfied with Erhu’s performance.
This little guy, albeit a bit foolish, was indeed loyal at heart.
She nodded, "Go ahead. Tell him that I suspect he is a Reincarnator, and I’m pressing you for the truth."
Erhu, "... You, you suspect he is a Reincarnator?"
Meng Chuyue rolled her eyes at it, "It’s not hard to notice when you compare his past and present assets. Also, don’t tell me he has never suspected the same of me."
Erhu, on the verge of tears, "..."
So why the hell are you father and daughter keeping secrets from each other?
Just recognize each other already and let me live a bit easier.
Erhu sighed inwardly and teleported over to Han Zheng.
Seeing Erhu, Han Zheng raised an eyebrow, "Do you have news about Laosi and Laoliu?"
Erhu sulkily replied, "No, it’s the young master pressuring me, wondering if you are a Reincarnator? She also said that if I lie, she will ignore me in the future. Master, how should I respond to her?"
Han Zheng stopped what he was doing and asked seriously, "What else did she say?"
"She also said that if you were a Reincarnator, you should have realized she was one a long time ago."
Han Zheng was silent for a while, then smiled, "Whatever she wants to know, you can tell her."
Erhu was overjoyed, "Does this mean you are preparing to recognize her?"
"No, it’s not the time yet, not unless she takes the initiative to recognize me."
"I understand. I’m leaving now."
Hmmm, the Space fruit is safe.
Erhu returned to Meng Chuyue’s space and said to her, "The master said I can tell you everything about him."
Meng Chuyue nodded calmly, "Then go ahead."
Isn’t it supposed to be you ask, I answer?
Forget it, you’re the boss, I won’t argue.
I’ll just start with whatever.
"The master was reborn a little later than you, shortly after Meng Wanhua’s death."
"In your previous life, when your identity was revealed, he was hospitalized and didn’t know about you. By the time he found out, you had already been poisoned to death..."
Meng Chuyue interrupted Erhu, "... Was I really poisoned in my previous life?"
When she had first been reborn, she was too busy exploring Meng Wanhua’s psyche to think much of it.
Later, when things became more relaxed, she immediately realized she had not been reborn without a reason; she must have died before her rebirth.
What kind of death would go unnoticed by the victim before it happened?
Only poisoning, right?
Of course, it wouldn’t be from carbon monoxide.
Since she had the space, she always slept there at night; carbon monoxide poisoning was impossible.
But according to Han Zheng’s implication, did her body automatically pop out of the space after she died?
Erhu found Meng Chuyue’s question somewhat odd, but it wasn’t particularly perceptive, so it nodded, "He has always been seeking the murderer who killed you, but sadly, he didn’t live long in his former life and died. After rebirth, he wanted to recognize you immediately, but he suspected that the murderer was still around him, so he’s been delaying it."
"Whom does he suspect?"
"He suspects Han Xiao, Han Muchuan, and Han Mi, because in the previous life, only those three had ambitions for Han Group."
Meng Chuyue remained silent for a long while, then spoke to Erhu, "Pass a message to my father for me. Tell him that if he is suspicious, why keep them around? They are already grown up; they can split the family."