After I died, the scumbag prince cried down the city wall

Cui Min nodded his head in agreement, and then gave an order to Lieutenant General Bai in a deep and powerful voice: "Lead the way."

Lieutenant General Bai secretly glanced at Cui Rong, but failed to catch any clues from her deep eyes. His anxiety grew wildly, so he could only bite the bullet and lead the way towards the medical officer's office.

When they arrived at the medical officer's office, they saw that the injured soldiers had been properly placed. When the medical officer saw Cui Min and his daughter enter, he quickly stood up and saluted, saying respectfully: "Greetings, General, Miss."

Cui Min gently waved his hand, interrupting the medical officer's courtesy, and asked sternly: "How are their injuries?"

The medical officer was about to answer, but when he glanced at Admiral Bai, who was standing uneasy beside him, he made a subtle adjustment to his words: "The situation is critical. The attacker was extremely cruel and brutal."

"If they were not in good health, they might have been on the verge of death."

The medical officer's voice was heavy.

Cui Min frowned slightly, and he glanced sideways at his daughter beside him, while Cui Rong walked quickly towards the wounded. Her fingers gently placed on the soldier's pulse, and carefully touched the bandaged wounds. From the tiny dislocation of the hand bones, she keenly noticed that Zhang Wen had retained some strength when attacking.

For Zhang Wen, who had many years of experience in killing, it would be a piece of cake to make these soldiers disabled for life.

General Bai saw all of this and felt mixed emotions.

He glanced at Zhang Wen, who remained calm, with his teeth chattering between his tightly closed lips. He finally couldn't help but speak again: "General, young lady, you have all seen it with your own eyes. This man is cruel and full of lies! If such a person is allowed to gain a foothold in the army, the consequences will be disastrous..."

But his appeal was interrupted by Cui Rong, who spoke coldly: "General Bai, please don't be anxious. I just checked and the injuries of these soldiers are not serious. As for the truth, it is hard to be convinced by your one-sided statement alone."

Her words were as chilling as the cold wind. She continued, "Since my father and I entered the barracks, it seems that you are the only one who keeps talking, while the other soldiers choose to remain silent. This abnormal phenomenon itself is very suspicious."

"Commander Bai, has this military camp become a one-man show for you?"

Cui Rongrong's cold eyes made Bai's body stiffen, but he quickly adjusted his state and responded calmly: "Miss, you are wrong. As a deputy general, I assist the general wholeheartedly. How can I have the right to speak alone?"

"The other soldiers didn't speak because they were worried that they couldn't express themselves clearly, so I explained it for them."

Cui Rongrong did not respond directly, but scanned the audience with her calm and sharp eyes: "So, is this what everyone means?"

The soldiers looked at each other, and after a brief hesitation, they finally nodded in agreement.

Seeing this, General Bai felt a little relieved. He looked at Zhang Wen with a provocative look in his eyes: "General and Miss should know what kind of character I have on weekdays."

"Even if the young lady doesn't believe my words, but so many people say the same thing, it should be able to prove something, right?"

There was a hint of helplessness in his voice, yet he remained firm.

Zhang Wen's lips were pursed tightly into a firm line, and then he suddenly opened his mouth with a resolute voice: "If I have to bear this unprovoked disaster, then I have no reason to stay here any longer, lest my innocent body be tarnished."

His words were powerful, and he politely but firmly requested: "I also ask General Cui and the young lady to quickly find out the truth and give a fair verdict!"

Faced with this scene, Cui Rong remained as calm and composed as ever. She whispered to comfort him, "Don't be anxious, Master Zhang. I have already thought about the twists and turns of this matter."

At this time, Lieutenant General Bai on the side had a puzzled look on his face. When his eyes inadvertently met Cui Rongrong, he seemed to be penetrated by those clear yet bottomless eyes. An invisible pressure made his body stiffen.

"Girl, why are you looking at me like that?"

General Bai asked doubtfully.

Cui Rongrong's lips curled up into a subtle smile, which was neither a complete sneer nor a sincere smile. She slowly said: "General Bai, you and I have fought side by side on the frontier for many years. You should know my character very well. Whenever my father was too busy with heavy military affairs to take care of other things, many military affairs were mostly handled by the two of us together."

"You are probably worried that I will show off my talents and affect your position, so you have repeatedly restricted me. Considering our old friendship, I have never held it against you. But today, Master Zhang was treated like this as soon as he arrived. Obviously, someone is instigating you."

As soon as he finished speaking, General Bai's face changed suddenly and his eyes flickered, revealing his inner panic and hesitation.

Cui Min, who was watching the situation quietly from the side, had a sharp cold light in his eyes, and had already made a rough judgment in his mind: "Come here, arrest Lieutenant General Bai and punish him severely according to military regulations!"

Before Lieutenant General Bai could recover from his shock, the soldiers on both sides acted quickly and restrained him.

He shouted hurriedly: "General, I..."

Before he could finish his words, a soldier rushed in breathlessly and said hurriedly: "Oh no! The water well in the barracks seems to have been poisoned!"

A sly light flashed in General Bai's eyes. He suddenly broke free from his restraints, pointed his finger at Zhang Wen, and angrily shouted, "You sneaked into the military camp with a purpose!"

"You deliberately created chaos here to divert our attention so that you can attack us secretly. You are so cunning!"

The stone in Zhang Wen's heart, which had just been put down, was suddenly lifted up again. He thought Cui Rong could help him clarify everything, but unexpectedly, the situation became more and more complicated.

"I really didn't do that!" he argued.

Lieutenant General Bai saw the anxious look on his face and refused to let go of this opportunity. He shouted, "Don't try to deny it! You are responsible for this matter. General, please order his arrest immediately and don't let him escape!"

Before Cui Min gave any orders, the soldiers had already surrounded Zhang Wen tightly, waiting for the order to take action.

Faced with this sudden change, Zhang Wen seemed at a loss, and his previous calmness was gone.

He instinctively looked towards Cui Rong, only to see her striding towards him and standing in front of him without hesitation.

"Until the truth is revealed, no one is allowed to touch a hair on his head!"

There was determination in Cui Rong's tone.

There was a glimmer of resentment in General Bai's eyes. He knew very well that with Cui Rong's protection, he could do nothing to Zhang Wen in the short term.

However, no matter what, he could not allow Zhang Wen to continue staying in the army!

Zhang Wen lowered his voice and explained anxiously: "Miss Cui, I really didn't poison you..."

Cui Rong answered without hesitation: "I believe you."