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

"You are sure?"

Cui Min asked, his brows full of solemnity.

"The symptoms of the poisoned are obvious, with gray lips and green face. Based on the medical skills I have learned, there is no possibility of misdiagnosis."

Cui Rong's tone was calm and resolute. Her eyes were as sharp as an eagle, as if she saw through everything. "Father, the enemy on the border may have quietly infiltrated our team, or there may be unpredictable changes among us."

As she spoke, she inadvertently glanced at Brigadier General Bai. Her eyes were deep and complex, as if containing thousands of words.

General Bai was stunned by the sudden accusation, and then he straightened his back: "Miss, what do you mean? First you accused me of plotting against the guests, and now you want to impose the crime of treason on me? What have I done wrong to deserve such a misunderstanding? General, you know my loyalty best. How could I betray my country? I beg you to look into my details and clear my name!"

Although he defended himself at the top of his lungs, for some reason, the more he tried to defend himself, the more noticeable the uneasiness and panic in his voice became, and the eyes of the surrounding soldiers began to become suspicious.

Cui Rongrong's eyes were as indifferent as water, and she gently swept across General Bai's face, "General Bai, if you are really innocent, was that sentence just now forced by someone to say it?"

This question made General Bai speechless. He avoided her gaze and did not dare to meet Cui Rong's sharp gaze.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the water here is very deep.

The soldiers' attitudes changed quietly. There was a bit more scrutiny and dissatisfaction in their eyes when they looked at Brigadier General Bai, and they began to discuss in a low voice.

"Thank goodness for the girl's thoughtfulness, otherwise I don't know how much injustice I would have suffered!"

"We soldiers have no choice but to follow him around!"

Cui Rongrong was not surprised by these whispers.

The people who stood up at this moment were all soldiers of the "Wind" team trained by her personally. General Bai had already lost the support of the people among them. Once the matter was exposed, he would naturally be despised by everyone.

"Commander Bai, you still have a chance to confess. If you continue to be stubborn, it will only make your situation more difficult."

Cui Rongrong's voice was as cold as ice.

"I'm telling the truth! Are you trying to force a confession through lynching? I've fought with the general for many years. Your suspicion..."

Before he could finish, Cui Rong quickly took out a pill from her sleeve and put it into General Bai's mouth without any explanation.

He swallowed it reflexively, his eyes widened instantly, his fear evident in his eyes, "W-what did you feed me?!"

Cui Rongrong raised her lips into a mysterious smile, "Since everything Commander Bai said is true, then what difference does it make to me what I ate?"

General Bai's face suddenly changed. He wanted to say something, but suddenly he covered his stomach in great pain.

He curled up on the ground, his face pale, sweat rolling down his forehead, and he was in so much pain that he couldn't utter a word.

Cui Rongrong walked towards him slowly, her voice calm and powerful, "Now, are you willing to tell the truth, General Bai?"

The soldiers around held their breath and watched the incident nervously.

Soon, a shocking scene occurred to them—the usually stubborn General Bai burst into tears.

"I, I was really wrong! Someone told me that the girl was planning to let Master Zhang take my place, and I was so obsessed that I set up this trap! But I really had no idea about the poisoning, it had nothing to do with me!"

"Please spare my life, young lady! I already know I was wrong!"

His cries echoed in the air, sad and helpless.

Bai Can cried and his voice was filled with unspeakable sorrow. Although he was a tough guy, his tears fell like a bead curtain with a broken string, and every drop seemed to strike heavily on the hearts of everyone present.

Cui Rongrong's gaze slowly shifted to her father Cui Min, who was standing beside her. Cui Min was not in a hurry, and his steady and powerful voice penetrated the solemnity in the air: "Commander Bai, you make me feel extremely disappointed."

What was revealed in the words was not only blame, but also deep sorrow and helplessness.

"General, I..."

Just as General Bai was about to explain, his face suddenly turned pale, as if some irresistible force suddenly struck him, causing him to suddenly break free from his grief and fly into the air like a spring.

A cold light flashed at his waist, and he pulled out a sharp dagger, pointing it directly at Cui Min's chest.

This series of actions was so fast that it was almost impossible to see clearly. Even Cui Rong, who was only a few feet away, was stunned for a moment and unable to react.

Only the sound of air being cut was heard, and the dagger, carrying cold murderous intent, approached Cui Min like lightning.

"Daddy!" Cui Rong screamed in shock, and although Cui Min quickly took a step back, the distance between them was too close, and it was impossible for him to completely dodge.

At that moment of life and death, a nimble figure quietly and quietly flashed in front of Cui Min.

The dagger pierced into Zhang Wen's chest without hesitation, and blood splattered all around.

Zhang Wen clenched his teeth, his face twisted in pain, but he still relied on his tenacious will and amazing explosive power to kick Brigadier General Bai hard in the abdomen, sending him flying like a kite with a broken string, and hitting the wooden stakes in the camp heavily.

General Bai Shen vomited blood, his body collapsed limply, his head hung limply to one side, and his vital signs gradually faded.

Cui Min quickly recovered from his shock and said in a voice full of majesty: "Arrest Lieutenant General Bai immediately!"

All of a sudden, the soldiers who were originally in shock woke up as if from a dream, and rushed forward to surround the unconscious General Bai.

However, when they got closer, they were shocked to find that General Bai had no signs of life.

A few brave soldiers tried to check and finally confirmed this unacceptable fact.

"General, Lieutenant General Bai...he is dead!"

Everyone looked at each other and reported in unison, their words mixed with confusion and fear.

Cui Min frowned and strode forward to personally check on Brigadier General Bai's condition, while Cui Rong hurriedly supported the shaky and bruised Zhang Wen with an anxious look on her face.

The wound on Zhang Wen’s chest was so deep that the bone was visible, but fortunately it did not hit any vital parts. Although he lost a lot of blood, his life was not in danger.

His eyes were weak, and he barely raised his head to look at Cui Rongrong, mumbling: "I... I really didn't use any strength..."

Cui Rongrong gave him a gentle and affirmative look and comforted him softly: "We all believe in you, don't worry, there won't be any misunderstandings. The most important thing now is to treat your wound."

She bandaged Zhang Wen's wound carefully and swiftly, with her technique being skillful and gentle.

After finishing the work, she stood up and walked to Cui Min, who was standing straight with a serious expression.

"General Bai's death was truly bizarre. It seemed as if his meridians were broken by an external force, and blood was flowing from all his orifices...Mr. Zhang's kick obviously couldn't have caused such damage."