A rebellious minister forced me to be a foolish king

Chapter 890 Debate with Scholars
After hearing this, the Emperor of Great Zhou angrily slapped his armrest and said angrily:

"Tuoba Ningcong, don't confuse right and wrong! I have been determined to call her back to the court, and I have also tried my best to protect you both inside and outside the court. Are you really so ungrateful that you want to be an enemy of her and the Great Zhou?"

Wan Yuwuyu stopped about three steps away from Yuan Zizhu, then looked behind the crowd at the Xianbei emperor sitting on the chair.

The young Khan's deep blue eyes narrowed slightly, emitting a sharp cold light, and he said in a tone of oppression and hatred:
"Yuwen Huaibi! Ever since I learned that she used the life-saving medicine to save my enemy in order to save you, I have hated your incompetence! The favor you showed me when you saved my life is gone from now on."

"So, you want to turn against me? Is this a feud between two countries, or a personal vendetta?"

"Do you still need to ask about the personal grudge between you and me? If we talk about the hostility between the two countries, I am afraid that your Zhou country is not as good as Dangxiang and Huaxu in the hearts of the people of Nanyang." As he said this, Wan Yuwuyu took another step forward with a haughty look in his eyes.

"Give her to me, and I will send the antidote to everyone in your city."

Hearing this, everyone was shocked and angry.

Yuwen Huaibi was the first to object:
"Ridiculous! She is the King of Fengling of our Great Zhou. Why should I let you take her away? How can the face of our Great Zhou be saved?"

Yuan Zizhu also gritted his teeth and said, "You ungrateful bastard, you really miss my niece! I will protect her even if I risk my life today. I will never allow you to exchange her for the antidote!"

Wan Yuwu was angry and pointed at Yuwen Huaibi who spoke first:
"Yuwen Huaibi! You keep saying that you are maintaining the poor reputation of the Zhou Kingdom, but has she ever enjoyed a single day of preferential treatment as the King of Fengling? You in the Zhou Kingdom treat her like a beast of burden, and you, the puppet emperor, are just a leech sucking her blood!"

Then he pointed at Yuan Zizhu and said, "And you, King Heyin!"

Yuan Zizhu was caught off guard by the accusation and was stunned for a moment. He watched Tuoba Ning rush towards him, almost face to face, and scolded him to his face -

"You claim to be loyal to the empress of the previous dynasty and protect the only descendant of the Yuan family. But after the fall of the Western Wei Dynasty and the expulsion of your niece to Western Shu, how many times have you been to Huaxu? You have occupied the Yuan family's soldiers and received salaries in the Zhou Kingdom. Aren't you living well by selling out your master for fame? Where have you been during the three years when she lost her memory? Do you have the right to say that you are protecting her?"

Every word the Dangxiang Khan said was reasonable and heart-piercing. Yuan Zizhu was speechless after being scolded by him.

In the end, he rolled his eyes at her and said disdainfully, "Make way. The longer you stop me, the longer she will suffer from the pain."

The young Khan was the tallest in the audience, and he looked down upon everyone from where he stood.

Yuan Zizhu bit his back teeth and said stubbornly.

"If you didn't have the antidote in your hand, I would have beaten you the moment you pointed at my nose under normal circumstances."

"Oh, you feel embarrassed again?"

The young Khan snorted through his nose.

"For your own sake, you are still unwilling to exchange her for the antidote? I came to save her from the fire. I gave her the antidote to prevent her from suffering with you. But why did you hand over her antidote? If she leaves with me, will I treat her badly and let her continue to be sick?"

At the end, Wan Yuwu couldn't help but sneer.

"But Lord Yuwen is really a tyrant. In order to keep a girl who doesn't love you, he is willing to abandon the people of Nanyang and disregard the lives of countless patients." The Xianbei emperor, who was sitting high on the chair, looked down at him. Even though his eyes were gloomy and he seemed to be only impotent and furious, his tone was stubborn and he said firmly:
"I will not let you kidnap her, and the people will not just wait for you, the poisoner, to rescue her. You, a traitor, have just caused the people of Nanyang to suffer from the war, and now you come to take hostages, right?"

After hearing this, Wan Yu Wu Yu suddenly raised his eyes.
"Do you really think I was the one who poisoned? That's ridiculous. I can't bear the blame. Why don't I go back and ask those people sent by Yuwen Hu who they want to kill and marry off by bringing this plague from the Western Regions to Rome?"

The Dangxiang Khan's well-founded question left Yuwen Huaibi speechless. Yuan Zizhu was a little vague, frowning and looking serious, and turned back to look at the Emperor of the Great Zhou.

Then, Wan Yuwuyu struck while the iron was hot, chasing and threatening: "If you still care about her life and the lives of the people of Nanyang, you should agree to my condition. Or, for the sake of your own ridiculous face, you will cruelly let her die of illness in front of you, and let the infected people spread the news and die in vain?"

The two leaders of Zhou State did not say a word, but the two princes of Qi State who were sitting with their hands hanging down, one was watching with great interest, while the other was listening with a frown.

At that time, Gao Yanzong, who was standing beside his brother, crossed his arms and said with a sneer on his face, "Dangxiang Khan's criticism was very sharp, as expected of you. I said that you were definitely not unaware of what happened back then. Didn't the wolf's tail leak out today?"

Wan Yuwuyu turned his gaze towards the sound and cast a cold and sharp look at Gao Yanzong, the man he hated the most.

"How come you don't have the plague? Why don't you die?"

Gao Yanzong was speechless: "You are... coming at me? You don't even want to pretend that you hate me for not dying, right?"

Seeing this young Khan debating with the scholars all on his own and leaving everyone speechless, Gao Changgong stood up from his seat and spread his hands to try to smooth things over:

"Alright, alright, Dangxiang Khan, right? Can't we just talk it out today? Can you just give us the medicine and save her alone?"

After Wan Yuwuyu entered the room, he went straight to confront the two men from Zhou State. It was only then that he saw Lanling Wang was there, and he recognized him from the ghost mask on his waist.

Thinking of this, he pursed his thin lips and sneered.

"Lanling Wang, why are you here? Did Qi State attack the Northern Zhou emperor? I know you are the best at smoothing things over, what qualifications do you have to be a peacemaker here! Why should I give you the medicine? You two brothers have tricked her into working like a slave for so long, and you've become addicted to it, right? Do you want to kidnap her again?"

The young Khan scolded everyone harshly and pointedly.

Everyone was dumbfounded, especially Yuwen Huaibi. He and Yuwen Xiaobo almost grew up together watching this concubine of the Yuwen family grow up, but he had never seen this side of "Yuwen Fuling".

Shan Wuling, who had been silent and watching the fun with his arms folded, clapped his hands belatedly, "Brother-in-law, you're right! What you said is what I wanted to say."

Hearing this, Gao Changgong was the first to get anxious and turned to glare at the purple-haired boy. "What brother-in-law? How did you get that?"

Gao Yanzong also glared at the purple-haired boy, "I didn't scold you, did I? Who are you?"

Wan Yuwuyu only glanced at Shan Wuling, and he quickly waved his hand, "Don't scold me, brother, please talk about business. My sister-in-law is still lying in the hospital bed."

Shan Wuling's tone changed quickly.

After he reminded him, Wan Yuwuyu suddenly remembered the important matter. His eyes instantly became much clearer and his expression became solemn.