Fu Huang: Husband, here is a ginseng

"How do you know that Pixiu likes to eat bamboo? Did you threaten our people and they told you that? You are cheating if you do this, it doesn't count!"

"Why? The Second Prince can't stand losing, so he's making random accusations against me. I'm telling you, I know more about Pixiu than you do. It's not only called Pixiu, but also called Iron-eating Beast, and it also has a nicer name called Panda."

Gao Zhijun didn't expect that the second prince of Goryeo would not be able to accept defeat and actually framed her with a false charge.

"You actually know it's called the Iron-eating Beast."

At this moment, the second prince of Goryeo believed it.

Because only the royal family knew about the iron-eating beast, and the people who followed him didn't know.

But for the sake of the two cities, he could never give up.

"I've already said that I know more about Pixiu than you do. Are you still accusing me of cheating?"

Gao Zhijun said with contempt.

The second prince of Goryeo is really funny. As an ancient man, he wants to compare his knowledge of pandas with that of a modern man. He is simply overestimating his own abilities.

The Pixiu is a national treasure in modern times, how could she not recognize it?

"This... Even if you know about Pixiu, you can't say you didn't cheat. You don't have Pixiu in Daliang, how can you know so much? Doesn't this mean you cheated?"

In order to avoid losing two cities, the second prince of Goryeo decided to act unruly and refused to admit his mistake.

"Who said there is no Pixiu in Daliang? How much do you know about Daliang? If there was no Pixiu in Daliang, would I get along with it like this? Don't forget, you can't get along with it like this either."

"Nonsense, there is no Pixiu in Daliang. Our Goryeo country is the only one in the entire continent that has it."

The second prince of Goryeo was very confident about this, because they often took Pixiu to various countries for demonstrations, and they had never heard of those countries saying that there was such an animal as Pixiu.

Only the Second Prince dared to speak so arrogantly here and make such a confident bet with Daliang.

"Really? I have seen Pixiu in the mountains of the northwest, and I get along well with them.

Otherwise, why would this princess dare to bet with you?

Pixiu, you said that only Goryeo has it, why don't you get along with it and show us. If you get along with it better than I do, I won't give you two cities. Otherwise, just give us the cities and stop making excuses. "

Gao Zhijun had seen shameless people, but she had never seen anyone as shameless as the second prince of Goryeo.

In order not to waste time, she decided to make another bet with the Second Prince of Goryeo. This time, she wanted to convince him wholeheartedly and leave him no excuses.

"Your Majesty, you can't let the princess cause trouble again. We have already won two cities, why do we have to bet with them? If we can't win, won't we lose the cities back to Goryeo? I don't agree!"

"Your Majesty, we must not gamble again. If we lose, we will have to give the two cities back to them."

"Your Majesty, this is absolutely unacceptable. We cannot give up the two cities we won with great difficulty."

After hearing what Gao Zhijun said, the ministers started to speak ill of the princess again, and the emperor was so angry that he almost wanted to execute all nine generations of their clan.

"Shut up! If you say another word, I'll take your family and leave!"

After the emperor said this, they dared not say another word, knowing that the emperor was really angry.

"Princess, are you sure?"

The emperor asked Gao Zhijun.

He knew he should trust the princess, as she had just helped Daliang win eight cities.

"Don't worry, Father. I won't let you down."

Gao Zhijun assured the emperor that she was confident that she could defeat the second prince of Goryeo.

"I believe you!"

These few short words show the emperor's trust in Gao Zhijun.

"Please ask the Second Prince of Goryeo to get along with the Pixiu for everyone to see."

The emperor asked the second prince of Goryeo to start demonstrating how he gets along with the Pixiu, and whoever gets along best would win.

"This...this..." The second prince of Goryeo didn't know what to do.

Although the Pixiu was from Goryeo, they had no way of taming it. They were bound to lose this competition.

"Second Prince of Goryeo, what are you afraid of? The Pixiu belongs to you, Goryeo. Aren't you familiar with it and have gotten along well with it?"

"Second Prince of Goryeo, you must help us take back the city."

"Second Prince of Goryeo, you must win. You must slap her hard in the face and avenge us."

The princes of the Three Kingdoms talked to each other, hoping that the Second Prince of Goryeo would get along with Pi Xiu and defeat Daliang, so that the two cities they lost could be safely returned to his hands.

The second prince of Goryeo was even more afraid to look at them after hearing what they said.

He didn't dare to get along with the Pixiu, because it was really ferocious. He had seen it slap a person to death when it was unhappy and irritated.

"What's wrong with you, the Second Prince of Goryeo? Why aren't you going? Could it be that the Second Prince is scared?"

Gao Zhijun looked at the Second Prince's expression and knew that he was afraid of the Pixiu and didn't dare to get along with it.

The second prince of Goryeo looked at the troops on both sides and knew that he could not evade the challenge. Now he was in a dilemma and he had to compete.

He asked his personal guard to interact with the Pixiu, hoping to tame it and prevent him from being too embarrassed.

The personal guard walked up to the Pixiu and was about to touch its hair to comfort it. Suddenly, the Pixiu slapped him. Fortunately, the personal guard was quick to jump away and no disaster happened.

The Pixiu was photographed alone.

If his personal bodyguard had not dodged quickly, he would have turned into a pile of meat paste.

The ministers in the hall screamed in fear, and the hall became extremely lively.