Princess Promotion

The cold wind was biting on the vast grassland.

Xueqing hugged her son tightly, rode the horse at full speed, and waved the whip hard to make the horse run faster.

She was almost there, just a little bit away from success.

After a day and night of running, the horse was exhausted, foaming at the mouth, and was about to collapse.

Suddenly, the horse shook violently, and Xueqing and her son fell off the horse.

Xueqing subconsciously held her son tightly in her arms, her body rolling continuously until she finally stopped.

Although her body was bruised and burning with pain, Xueqing had no time to care about the pain.

The first thing Xueqing did after stopping was to nervously check whether her son in her arms was injured.

Xueqing breathed a sigh of relief when she confirmed that her son had only minor skin injuries.

Immediately afterwards, Xueqing quickly got up to check the condition of the horse and found that the horse had died of exhaustion.

Xueqing turned around without hesitation, not daring to delay for a moment, and pulled her son up and continued to run forward.

At this moment, Xueqing heard the faint sound of horse hooves coming from behind her.

His heart sank as he realized that the people chasing them had come after him.

Fear and tension made Xueqing's heart beat faster, but she gritted her teeth, held her son tightly, and ran forward desperately.

As long as they arrived in Qi, they would be safe and no longer be controlled by others.

She will repay the humiliation, pain and harm she has endured a hundredfold and a thousandfold if she is still alive.

She absolutely couldn't die here. Even though her legs were trembling, Xueqing gritted her teeth and continued to run forward.

The sound of horse hooves behind him was getting closer and closer. How could a two-legged person possibly outrun a four-legged horse?

Xueqing ran forward regardless of anything and didn't look back.

Xueqing, carrying her young son, was already severely exhausted and her pace was getting slower and slower. She could even hear King Ada roaring behind her: "Afuda, you can't escape. I'm going to rip off your head and make it into a wine glass."

Just when Xueqing was exhausted, her vision began to go dark.

Behind him were the sounds of horses' hooves approaching and men's roars.

Xue Qing fell to the ground exhausted. Her whole body felt so heavy as if a thousand pounds were pressing down on her, and she couldn't move forward even a step.

Xueqing looked up at the dazzling sunlight, breathing heavily.

Is this all we can do?

Xueqing felt extremely sad: Is this the end she has?

Suddenly, a black shadow streaked across the sky like lightning and rushed towards Xueqing.

Immediately afterwards, there was a noisy sound of people falling to the ground.

Xueqing knew without looking back that King Ada's horse was frightened and he fell off.

The ground began to shake faintly, it was the sound of movement coming from the front.

Xueqing realized something and was so overjoyed that her body seemed to have regained some strength.

King Ada scrambled to his feet, his eyes burning with anger. He gnashed his teeth and roared, "What are you still daydreaming about? Hurry and bring that damned woman back to me!"

The moment he finished speaking, a whooshing sound was heard, and several arrows shot towards their feet like lightning.

The frightened horses neighed in fear, raised their front hooves, and tried to break free from the reins and escape.

The chaos lasted for a long time before King Ada and his men finally calmed the frightened horses and made them quiet.

However, at this moment they did not dare to take another step forward easily.

Xueqing had already dragged her son towards the black flag.

Li Yinhan rode a tall and mighty horse, galloping like the wind, and his figure looked particularly majestic in the sunlight.

He held a spear tightly in his hand, the tip of the spear flashing with cold silver light.

Following closely behind Li Yinhan was a group of well-trained and disciplined cavalrymen, who rode in unison, each equipped with a bow and crossbow and light armor.

Li Yinhan came to Xueqing and tightened the reins to stop the horse.

Li Yinhan asked with concern, "Are you okay?"

Xueqing stopped, supported her knees with her hands, gasped for breath, her chest heaving violently as if she was suffocating.

Her face was as pale as paper and her forehead was covered with fine beads of sweat.

After a long while, Xue Qing finally regained her breath. She stretched out her trembling hand and wiped the sweat from her face. Then she raised her head and said in a hoarse voice, "I... I'm fine."

King Ada did not bring too many people with him when he came out to hunt down Xue Qing this time. He originally thought that his own strength was enough to deal with this woman, but he did not expect that the other party had a trick up his sleeve.

Although he was very reluctant to let Xueqing go, facing the large number and aggressive enemies in front of him, King Ada knew that if he did not leave now, he would probably find it difficult to escape when the enemy's reinforcements arrived.

King Ada had no choice but to grit his teeth, glared at Xueqing angrily, then jumped on his horse and led his men away.

Seeing King Ada's departing back, Xueqing was stunned at first, and then couldn't help laughing wildly.

The laughter seemed to break through the sky and echo between heaven and earth.

Xueqing laughed so wildly and crazily, as if she wanted to release all the pain and depression.

As I laughed, tears unknowingly flowed down my face.

Xueqing raised her hand and gently wiped away the tears on her face. Her expression gradually returned to calm, and then she tidied up her messy hair.

His movements were graceful and calm, as if the life-and-death struggle he had just experienced was just a trivial matter.

Then she slowly walked towards the horse that Li Yinhan had brought to her.

Xueqing jumped onto the horse nimbly and looked back at the endless grassland behind her.

Xue Qing turned to look at her son, who was being held by Li Yinhan. She reached out her hand and gently wiped the tears from her son's face. "Xu'er, you must remember this day, because from now on, anyone who bullies or insults you will pay with blood."

Xueqing not only told her son, but also told herself, and she wanted to tell the world and the barbarians clearly.

From now on, offense and defense will be reversed!