The First National Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 1123

"Did I really think you two were so capable? So skilled? That you dared to fight in public?"

"Who gave you such great abilities? You guys are really getting more and more capable."

Bi Jia took a step forward.

“Father, you don’t know, this time I originally wanted to raise some money to prepare for my brother’s expedition, but I didn’t expect that my brother would not only be ungrateful, but also smash up my restaurant.”

The king heard Picasso say this, but felt that Picasso was wrong.

"Biso, what do you have to say?"

The king's face was indifferent.

When he looked at Bisso, he was even more indifferent.

This further highlights Picasso's excellence.

It is precisely because the lock is not properly secured that Picasso's good qualities are brought out.

Picasso even put on a show of brotherly affection in front of his father.

He cried and wailed, "It's all because of my brother, but he doesn't understand my good intentions at all. He not only smashed my shop, but also beat me up like this."

Upon hearing this, Picasso burst into tears.

The king was even more convinced that Bisso was completely in the wrong, after all, he was the older brother.

Picasso found Picasso utterly disdainful of Picasso's performance.

“Picca, don’t think that by putting on this show during Father’s reign, no one will know what kind of person you really are.”

"You're a complete idiot. If you don't want people to know, then don't do it in the first place. What are you doing opening this restaurant? Don't you know the answer in your heart?"

“I could have set out to attack the Tang Dynasty long ago, but it was because of you that I was delayed, and you’re still making sarcastic remarks here.”

“Picca, I’ve seen shameless people, but I’ve never seen anyone as shameless as you.”

"You are the epitome of shamelessness. People like you are a burden to the world."

Picasso immediately launched into a tirade against Picasso.

Picasso cried even louder.

He immediately knelt down in front of her, saying, "Father, look at my brother. This is how he always treats me."

The king witnessed this scene.

The king angrily rebuked Bisuo for being incompetent and failing to tolerate his younger brother, despite being the eldest brother.

He had originally intended to entrust him with all the important responsibilities, but he never expected that he would turn out to be such a powerful prince.

He now believes that not only should the position of Crown Prince not belong to this eldest prince, but it should also not belong to him in the future.

The king was furious and stripped Bisso of his right to lead the expedition.

Bisso wanted to argue, but the king wouldn't give him the chance.

He simply waved his hand and told him to leave.

"Get out, all of you. I'm tired and don't want to see anyone."

Bisso felt utterly helpless and could only lament the thinness of brotherhood.

Previously, I just felt that Picasso seemed a bit more aloof than the other princes.

But unexpectedly, he turned out to be a scheming guy.

It seems that all of this was part of his plan.

They gave him absolutely no way out.

Bisso was even more upset.

He had already been severely beaten by Picasso earlier that day, and now that he was in the capital, he was being scolded by his own father, the emperor.

He felt deeply wronged, but just because he was the eldest prince, he had to give in to his younger brother.

Even if his own brother slashed him with a knife, he would kill him.

He couldn't have any complaints.

Because he is the eldest brother.

Bisso found it all laughable.

Picasso had just stepped out of the imperial city gates when he came out from inside.