A rebellious minister forced me to be a foolish king

Chapter 742: Zhou Jun's Encirclement
After Yuwen Queping's reminder, Yuan Wuyou finally came to her senses. What was she talking about with an assassin who wanted to kill her? !
Seeing this, the imperial guards hurriedly saluted her:
"Your Highness! It's an assassin."

Princess Xiangyang waved her sleeves covered with feathers and said lazily, "Why don't you take them away?"

Several imperial guards responded in unison: “Yes!”

Then he escorted the purple-robed youth away.

Subsequently.

During the so-called "hostage exchange", Yuwen Zhi looked at the girl who had changed back into a black shirt and followed the Ghost-faced Lanling King, and immediately called her a "traitor", "traitor to the country", and "bitch"...

Yuwen Zhi even wanted to kill her.

If his hands had not been tied behind his back and held down by the Bell couple, he would have definitely killed this disloyal woman for his brother!

But at this moment, he could only kill her with his eyes.

The King of Zhou, who was standing at the gate of the camp, sternly rebuked his brother for being rude to the "Queen of Runan" of Qi.

After exchanging the hostages, Gao Changgong blocked Zhou Guoren's face and helped her ride on his black pony. He gently and considerately adjusted the stirrups for her and handed her the reins and whip.

Seeing this, Yuwen Zhi, who was standing opposite him, untied the rope on himself and sneered at his brother, "What Prince Fengling? I'm now the Princess of Lanling!"

The Emperor of Zhou glared at his brother and yelled at him to shut up, but his sinister eyes watched her leave with the Qi army.

Yuan Wuyou was scolded by Yuwen Zhi, and although she felt bad, she knew it was the truth. She knew that she was sorry for Yuwen Huaibi's indulgence, but she was only sorry for him.

To call her a traitor and a traitor to the country is ridiculous. May I ask which country she is a traitor to? Their Yuwen family sat on the throne of her Yuan family, and their Zhou country usurped the Western Wei Dynasty of her mother!
If they had not rebelled first, it would be her, Yuan Wuyou, who would be sitting on the throne with such pride now!
Therefore, Yuan Wuyou did not make enemies with the Zhou Kingdom and did not borrow troops to avenge the Yuwen family to restore the country. This was the greatest friendship and mercy.

After Yuan Wuyou followed Gao Changgong out of Zhou camp, they headed straight for Bowang City.

He was afraid that Zhou Guo would chase him, so he didn't dare to take the official road but took a shortcut.

As a result, they didn't walk far before they ran into a group of cavalry!

When the two groups encountered each other, Gao Changgong drew his bow and raised his shield, ready for battle.

When the group of people on the opposite side came closer, they heard the sound of donkeys "genga genga" coming from far away... Yuan Wuyou immediately had a bad premonition.

Sure enough, when they were only a few feet away, they saw a purple-haired boy riding a donkey coming from the opposite side!
He stepped off the donkey's back with his long legs, then stood up straight, smiled and waved at Yuan Wuyou from a distance: "Hello again, little god, see you later~"

Before he finished speaking, he saw a man on horseback coming up behind him. The man was dressed in black and holding the reins, he clasped his fists towards Yuan Wuyou:
"Sister-in-law, the brothers are leaving!"

As soon as he saw the iron plate, Yuan Wuyou understood that Shan Wuling was rescued by the Chishui rebels!
After saying hello, the young man in purple robe suddenly kicked his legs on the ground and climbed onto an empty horse next to the shovel in an elegant manner, sitting backwards.

When Tieban took the lead and shouted "Go" and urged the horses to run, the boy suddenly pursed his lips and whistled at Yuan Wuyou, making a melodious "Wuyou woo" sound.

Yuan Wuyou's scalp instantly went numb and his eyebrows stood up. Oh no, this kid was taught by Chongming! No wonder they were all so crazy and out of tune!
As the sound of horse hooves faded away, the sound of whistles also faded away.

When she turned around again, she met the resentful gaze of the ghost-faced man.

She smiled awkwardly twice, really afraid that he would interrogate her, but Gao Changgong just ordered in a deep voice: "Go, be careful of being caught up by the Zhou army." After that, he turned his head, urged his horse and whipped it, leading the team forward.

Gao Changgong didn't ask much on the way, but Wei Xiangyuan, who was traveling with him, couldn't help but ask, "Sister-in-law, why did that person just now call you sister-in-law?"

Yuan Wuyou: "..."

Lanling Wang, the commander-in-chief of Qi State, ran to the enemy camp. Although it was to exchange hostages, it was not so easy for him to escape unscathed.

The group of people had not run a few miles before they were caught up by the Zhou cavalry.

Fortunately, the dozen or so people around Gao Changgong were all his personal guards who had followed him for many years. They had rich experience in fighting in many battles and were not afraid of this situation.

This time, the Zhou army dispatched several hundred cavalrymen, led by Yi Fuya and Yuwen Zhi, to chase and intercept Yuan Wuyou and his dozens of men.

Seeing that there was no way to escape, Yuan Wuyou immediately drew her sword when they met head-on, and the ghost-faced general standing side by side with her picked up the other three-pointed, double-edged spear on the saddle.

The Bell couple behind them also raised their bows and knives, ready to go.

Yuan Wuyou originally thought that Yi Fuya, who had agreed to work for Suxing Mansion, would show mercy to her and let her off in the fight, but this guy knew he could not beat Lanling King, so he was really ruthless to her!
Needless to say, Yuwen Zhi had just been captured by the Bell couple, and he would not go head-to-head with those two and Gao Changgong, but he was really murderous towards himself, and was also targeting Yuan Wuyou!

Gao Changgong and Bei'er, who were standing by, were using their spears to knock down the enemy cavalry. They caught a glimpse of her being outnumbered two on one, and rushed over to help.

It was such a mess when several people were fighting!
Fortunately, Yuan Wuyou didn't know Yi Fuya very well and knew that his right hand was injured and he couldn't use his strength, so he stabbed him in a few rounds.

However, Yuwen Zhi took the opportunity to attack Gao Changgong.

When Yuan Wuyou knocked Yi Fuya off his horse, he turned around and saw Gao Changgong being ambushed by Yuwen Zhi, who cut his horse's leg and caused him to fall off his horse!
Yuan Wuyou hurried forward to provide assistance.

Unexpectedly, Yuwen Zhi's move accidentally aroused Gao Changgong's fighting spirit! He hadn't suffered such a defeat for a long time, it was a great shame!
Afterwards, Yuan Wuyou also learned from Gao Changgong what it meant to be "quiet as a virgin, swift as a rabbit."

Gao Changgong usually looks serious and calm, but he becomes more humorous when he becomes lively, with a lot of the arrogance and domineering demeanor of a young general who is full of high spirits.

At that time, Gao Changgong was facing Yuwen Zhi, a young man in his early twenties who had not married and had a lot of energy but didn't know where to use it. However, he was able to fight him without losing the upper hand. He beat Yuwen Zhi like a grandson and looked even younger.

Until the sky starts to turn pale in the east, the long night is about to end.

This group of people broke through the siege and rushed back to Bowang City.

But they found that Bowang City was surrounded by Zhou troops. And the entanglement between Yuwen Zhi and Yi Fuya just now was just a feint to the east and attack in the west.

When it comes to relieving the siege, no one in the world is better than Gao Changgong and Yuan Wuyou. After all, they have the record of fighting in the Battle of Luoyang and the siege of Jinyong City.

This time, Gao Changgong rarely suggested that Yuan Wuyou take the lead and rush forward, while he would assist her.

Yuan Wuyou didn't think much about it. He led Bell and his wife and broke the encirclement in no time and dispersed Zhou's army.

When the sun rose in the morning, the dark mass of Zhou troops besieging the city dispersed, and Bowang City had a moment of respite.