After I traveled through the book, I spoiled the anorexic prince

Gu Qinghe leaned aside to avoid the man's knife attack, then bent down again to dodge the man. He was attacked by several people with knives and his feet kept moving away from Xie Fuyi's protection.

The small arrow could not produce the same agile effect as before when facing several big swords. Gu Qinghe saw Xie Fuyi taking a knife blow to protect the little beggar. He gritted his teeth and stabbed a short constable next to him, enduring the weakness in his arm.

The two tall and strong constables looked at each other with viciousness in their eyes. They turned around slightly and did not go to save their companions. Instead, they chopped at Gu Qinghe's back with their swords.

"Dear!" Bai Tuanzi shouted sternly, "Be careful behind you!"

It waved its hands and imitated the movements of the white clothes sprinkling light spots, but this time the flow of time did not stop. With tears in its eyes, it lay behind Gu Qinghe, watching the big knife swinging towards it.

When Gu Qinghe heard Bai Tuanzi's urgent cry, he swiftly stabbed the arrow into the body of the short constable and dodged to the side. He happened to be face to face with the sharp, white blade in the hands of the constable with a ferocious look on his right.

Xie Fuyi was stabbed, and took the time to look in her direction. His pupils shrank suddenly, and his usually indifferent voice was tinged with a hint of panic: "Fall to the right!"

After saying that, he flew towards Gu Qinghe.

The blade was less than half an arm's length away from her. Gu Qinghe tried her best to fall to the right. Seeing this, the constable quickly turned the blade and stabbed her.

When he was about to stab her clothes on her chest, he was suddenly hit by a silver belt hook and was deflected. The constable's wrist felt numb and he almost lost his grip on the long knife.

It was too far to the side, and Gu Qinghe sprained her ankle, and fell down without any force. Just before she hit the ground, she was picked up by someone. It was the first time in 23 years that she was carried like a princess. There was a faint scent of pine wood in her nostrils, which was cool and slightly bitter. The hands around her waist and legs were thin and strong, and they felt a little bit uncomfortable when she touched them carefully.

Gu Qinghe looked up, and saw a pair of nervous puppy eyes: "Qinghe, where are you hurt?"

He asked nervously. It was the first time she saw his bright eyes filled with the anxiety that was unique to Liubai since he regained his memory.

Over the past two days, his tense nerves unconsciously relaxed in front of familiar people. Gu Qinghe whispered, "Liubai, I'm so tired."

She was so exhausted that she lingered on this uncomfortable, even slightly painful embrace.

Wei Yanshi noticed her tired look, changed his position and hugged her carefully, raised his eyes and scanned the people in the government office one by one, and finally his eyes fell on Wang Ju, who had a bloodstain on his face: "It's been half a day since we last met, and the County Magistrate's skills really surprised me!"

When the people in the county government saw him, they knelt down in panic and shouted in a trembling voice, "Greetings to the Prince, Long Live the Prince."

The cold and angry sarcasm made Wang Xiancheng break out in cold sweat. He trembled and said, "I dare not..."

With a cold face, Wei Yanshi drew his sword and chopped off the heads of the two constables who had just joined forces to kill Gu Qinghe. The blood dripping from the sword formed a pool of blood on the ground of the yamen.

A group of officials were trembling with fear, looking at him as if he were the King of Hell, fearing that they would be the next to turn around. They kept kowtowing and chanting: "Your Majesty, please spare my life, Your Majesty, please spare my life... I know I was wrong..."

Wei Yanshi threw the sword in his hand towards where they were kneeling, scaring the officials so much that they broke out in cold sweats. He took out the things he had found this morning and said in a cold voice, "I won't let any of you go!"