In danger, he traveled through time to save her, and the black-bellied prince doted on her

There was blood on King Shuochang's neck, and with a thud, he fell face down on the floor.

Spy Shadow pulled up his arm, obviously with more force than before. She pressed down on King Shuochang's bleeding wound with one hand, looked at King Shuochang's face in surprise, and gritted her teeth and said:

"King Shuochang, don't rely on me!"

King Shuochang raised his arms for a long time but couldn't stretch them normally. It seemed that he had to tilt his head to move his eyes. The corners of his mouth were crooked and his words were unclear:

"Huai... Huaiyu, don't be afraid... Father... is here..."

An old servant nearby shouted, "Hurry up and find a doctor!"

These servants and young guards from the family had followed King Shuochang for many years. When they saw King Shuochang seriously injured, their eyes were filled with murderous intent to die together with him.

The spy wanted to kidnap Xie Huaiyu and force her to tell him the clues about the military rations, but now King Shuochang suddenly fell seriously ill, which disrupted her plan.

She pinched King Shuochang's arm hard, but there was no expression of pain on King Shuochang's face. He kept falling to the ground and his whole body began to twitch.

The spy tried to feel King Shuochang's breathing, and it was considered "steady", but the symptoms showed that he was about to die.

The spy never expected that King Shuochang, who had endured for so many years, was willing to die after his daughter came back!

Wang Huaiyang looked at Spy Shadow in astonishment. He didn’t know Spy Shadow at all. When did he follow him into the mansion?

Xie Huaiyu didn't know what she had done wrong. She had held her hostage before, and now she had chased her here to drive her father crazy. She pointed her sword at the spy shadow and said, "Let go of my father, I will let you leave Yuzhou!"

King Shuochang seemed to understand half a word, and he shook his stiff head and said, "No...can't...let go..."

Prince Shuochang gradually fainted. There was a clinic not far from the mansion. Doctor Li Guixi came very quickly and rushed in to take Prince Shuochang's pulse.

Li Guixi had pointed cheeks and a pair of round, deep eyes. He supported Prince Shuochang with one hand and wiped his tears with the other:

"Emotions hurt the liver. A weak liver leads to anger. Extreme anger will cause physical exhaustion and blood stagnation. Your Highness is sweating and suffering from partial depression, hemiplegia, hemiplegia, and hemiplegia. I'm afraid this will last the rest of his life!"

The spring rain hit the black armor, making a clanging sound. The black heavy armor poured into the "Anding" map and suddenly stepped on half of the city wall. With a loud bang, the showdown between Yuzhou and Sheng'an City began!

Wang Huaiyang's heart was pounding, his forehead was covered with sweat, and he thought:

"This means that if the imperial court dares to touch Chang Kun in Zizhou, Zizhou will make way from the southwest, allowing Yuzhou to enter Zizhou from the northeast, and then to Sheng'an. They've fallen into a trap!"

Those soldiers in heavy armor rushed forward from the dark rain. Wang Huaiyang could not cut through their armor. He gradually became exhausted, and his tightly clenched sword was shattered in the Yuzhou trap.

The other party used the conspiracy of hemiplegia to stir up this storm. There were already bandits causing chaos in the south. Now, Western Xinjiang and Yuzhou in the south are in complete chaos. Those heroes and hidden arrows that are ready to go will surface.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Spy Shadow kicked Yan Zhoudu out, put on her fox helmet, waved her finger, and a cloud of smoke suddenly exploded among the soldiers.

Everyone hurriedly covered their mouths and noses, and when they looked clearly again, the spy was gone.

The news that reached the Xuanzheng Hall of the imperial court from Yuzhou was: "Wang Huaiyang, the Minister of War, attempted to assassinate King Shuochang in Yuzhou, causing King Shuochang to be seriously injured and faint. Xie Huaiyu asked Your Majesty to make the decision!"

The person who came back was Yan Zhoudu. Xie Huaiyu didn't bother to detain this poor boy. The person she wanted to keep was Wang Huaiyang, who was connected to the court, the Wang, Cui, Xie and Lu families, and was also the Minister of War.

Before Wang Huaiyang left, Wang Xun reminded him that his life was important, but Wang Huaiyang still brought himself into the Yuzhou conspiracy!

Wang Xun wanted to go to Yuzhou in person to negotiate with Xie Huaiyu, even if he had to exchange himself for Wang Huaiyang.

But Emperor Hui did not grant him leave. If Emperor Hui let Wang Xun go at this time, Wang Huaiyang would be in possession of many military secrets of Sheng State, and they would all gather in Yuzhou, which would become a threat.

Today was the longest meeting of the officials. The reward had been posted for several days, but no one had answered the call. Hu Yu's horse, which had been rushing for 800 miles, was almost "eating up" all the eggs, and there was still no progress on food and fodder.

Emperor Hui stood in Xuanzheng Hall and was anxious: "Who can send military rations to Hu Yu?"

Could it be true that more than fifty states could not gather enough food and grass to support the Western Frontier? All officials knew what Emperor Hui meant. He wanted to leave food for Sheng'an's army to prevent Mu Jin'an from attacking him!

Zhang Zhao saw that Chang Kun of Zizhou had returned to the court to report on his work. He looked at the confused Emperor Hui and leaned in to whisper:

"Your Majesty, the prefecture where Governor Chang is located has had good harvests for many years, so there is some grain in reserve. Why not borrow some grain from Zizhou?"

When Emperor Hui heard the word "borrow food", what could he give to Chang Kun? Emperor Hui suddenly remembered what happened last winter, when Chang Kun cut off his arm, abandoned Chang Dubing, and was exempted from the title of marquis.

Xue Zecheng was granted a title of nobility because of his military achievements. Mu Jingyi won many battles but was not granted a title of nobility. Chang Kun was only a governor, so how could he be qualified to be granted a title of nobility?

Emperor Hui said, "Governor Chang, the court wants to borrow grain from Zizhou."

Chang Kun heard that Emperor Hui didn't say how to borrow the money, which seemed to be waiting for him to speak. Should he choose his son Chang Dubing who was still imprisoned in Heyuan Prison, or choose to be granted a title of nobility?

Chang Kun knew that Yuzhou and Sheng'an had become hostile. If the southeast wanted to attack Sheng'an, it had to pass through Zizhou, so he was qualified to negotiate.

And ever since Xie Xuhe gave him some advice last year, the soldiers of Zizhou have been deploying their troops every day and have conducted many drills in the narrow valley between Sheng'an and Zizhou. Zizhou is now the Iron Guard Mountain of Emperor Hui!

All the officials were waiting for Chang Kun's reply. If he wanted a son, it would mean that he still had some humanity. If he was granted a title of nobility, he would be criticized by the whole world.

Emperor Hui was certain that he would choose Chang Dubing, and he could ask Mu Jingyi to release Chang Dubing.

You could hear a pin drop in the hall. The warm spring breeze blew the hidden arrows from all sides and flew through the court. I wonder who these arrows were aimed at?

Chang Kun shrank his numb feet, his narrow eyes rolled around, and he raised his eyelids slightly:

"Your Majesty, go and ask the Minister of War, Prince Xi, to report to the Emperor Taizong, and ask him to forge 500 Mo Daos and select 500 soldiers."

"I would like to ask the court to lend me these 500 soldiers and Mo Dao to guard the southeastern pass of Sheng'an for you!"

The officials whispered among themselves that requesting Mo Dao and soldiers was undoubtedly a way of controlling the court, but they also said that they were to guard the pass for Emperor Hui.

In times of peace, the emperor can kill any general at will, but in times of turmoil, a single move can affect the entire body, and changing generals in the middle of a battle is a taboo. If Emperor Hui touches Chang Kun, the southern forces will only laugh even louder!

After Meng Songqing, Jiang Xiaobai, Jiang Yanqing, Guo Yi and others were no longer in the court, there were fewer and fewer courtiers who advised the king. They were afraid that Emperor Hui would listen to Zhang Zhao's slander and kill them, so they dared not speak.

Emperor Hui maintained his composure, but he was already annoyed. The imperial court had been supporting five hundred tall soldiers for several months. They were his vanguard and back-up. He was unwilling to give them up now!

But he was reluctant to give the food and fodder reserved for Sheng'an's troops to Hu Yu. Emperor Hui wanted to ask Wang Huaiyang what to do at this moment, but Wang Huaiyang was not there.

Emperor Hui looked at Wang Zhengzhong and said, "Master Wang, the Imperial Censor, do you think this is feasible?"