A rebellious minister forced me to be a foolish king

Chapter 916: Insist on Opposing
Then, Wan Yuwuyu, a young man who looked very thin and frail when viewed up close, stopped in front of her horse and said stubbornly.

"Misunderstandings should be clarified in person. I didn't protect myself well just now. I will pay more attention to protection and abide by male ethics in the future."

The girl in the bamboo hat sitting on the horse looked down at him and snorted coldly:
"I have no right to restrain you, King Tangut."

"I..." Wan Yuwuyu took a sudden step forward, grabbed her reins, and looked determined.

"Don't be so mad, I can clarify. Can you listen to my explanation tonight?"

"Tonight?" Yuan Wuyou, who was sitting on his horse and looking down from above, sneered when he heard this, "I am almost recovered from my illness. You can't threaten or force me to do anything about it."

"I wish you would force me."

As he said this, the young Khan in front of his horse had eyes that were solemn, as affectionate and sincere as before.

Only a naive young man like him would dare to speak so rudely and shouldn't be ashamed.

In fact, if you think about it carefully, Wan Yuwu Yu is just a boy who has just matured mentally, but he has been made to feel the gratitude, hatred, separation and reunion of the world too early. Even if Wan Yuwu Yu's body is close to that of an adult, he has not experienced it after all, and ignorance is fearless.

He was originally simple and persistent in his feelings. She had recently led him to the path of love, and he treated it as something as common as eating and drinking, and used it to vent his emotions.

Therefore, Yuan Wuyou just felt funny and helpless.

She had no choice but to dismount, pull the reins back from the boy's hands, then take off the big bamboo hat on her head and stand on tiptoe to block it over his head.

"Go back, don't get yourself soaked."

Wan Yu Wu Yu took the hat and put it back on her head, and helped her tie it under her chin. "Just now, there was a misunderstanding between me and that woman... I am the opposite of King Ande. I just want to be with you..."

Yuan Wuyou grabbed Wan Yuwu's hand without waiting for him to finish, with a gloomy look in his eyes.

"That woman is a misunderstanding. What about the conflict with Jingxiang and the war in Bashu? If you insist on being my opponent and fighting with me, I will not show mercy."

"If it was you, I would never be able to do it."

"Then withdraw your troops."

The two looked at each other, arguing with each other and neither of them gave in.

Wan Yu Wu Yu's eyes were solemn, and finally he gritted his teeth and said softly:

"Come and grab it."

"Oh, aren't you going to hand over the throne to me? That sounds nice, but your ambition is bigger than mine."

"I can only feel safe if I hold power and territory in my own hands."

After hearing this, the girl in the bamboo hat suddenly raised her eyes, her eyes as sharp as a sword drawn from its sheath!

At that time, the queen's eyes were full of sinisterness, and her ambition and arrogance were not concealed at all. She curled her lips and snorted.

"Then fight. From now on, I will defeat you Tanguts inch by inch and conquer you. I will definitely return to Huaxu."

Having said that, Yuan Wuyou glanced sideways at the young Khan in front of him, whose handsome face was washed pale by the rain.

"Are you still going to persist in going against me?"

Wan Yuwuyu pursed his lips tightly, with a bitter expression on his face:
"I have no choice. The arrow is on the string. The Tanguts cannot peacefully hand over the throne to you alone. That would be too ridiculous."

"Thank you for your statement, King Dangxiang."

She spoke the last sentence with great emphasis, but there was no anger or loss of composure on her face. She still maintained the calmness and arrogance of a superior, and was confident and composed.

This sentence drew a clear line between the two of them. Wan Yuwu's heart trembled, and then sour water surged, and the bitter emotion almost overflowed from his throat.

The young Khan looked persistent and hesitant, "Can... I hug you again?"

The queen in front of him, wearing a bamboo hat, looked gloomy and said, "What do you think I am? Get lost."

Wan Yuwu Yu bit his lower lip, turned and left.

He had just taken a step when he heard footsteps behind him.

Then, a warm embrace came from behind, and a pair of strong arms held me tightly...

Yuan Wuyou hugged him from behind, then immediately let go, and lazily teased behind him:
"It seems that I have to capture you and lock you up, so that you will behave yourself, King Dangxiang."

The young Khan did not turn around, but said in a deep voice:
"If you have that ability, I will accept my defeat sincerely."

Yuan Wuyou couldn't help but say, "You'd better withdraw your troops now and leave Xinye."

The Dangxiang Khan's upright back stiffened, and he turned back, his eyes showing surprise. Then he nodded.

"Okay. I didn't mean to take your territory."

She tutted, crossing her arms. "Really?"

"I've said before that I came to Xinye to see you, not to hold the governor of Xiangyang hostage or to seize territory." At this point, Wan Yuwuyu suddenly remembered something, "Oh, you have to be careful recently, the Yuwen family wants to send someone to assassinate you... Although all these troubles are caused by me, and I have implicated you..."

"Ah? Oh." Yuan Wuyou was skeptical, but agreed first, then smiled and said, "Then I'll see you off, otherwise when the Xiangyang governor comes back to take over, it's easy for a fight to break out."

"Ah? Hmm." Wan Yuwu was shocked for a moment, then he understood. Everything he wanted to say was in that one "hmm".

However, Wan Yuwu was satisfied just to have her accompany him along the way and command his withdrawal.

I could hardly feel the rain above my head.

……

The rainy night is cold.

After Yuan Wuyou and the Dangxiang Khan took back Xinye without bloodshed, he and the prefect of Xiangyang guarded Xinye together.

Then the scouts brought an urgent report that the Zhou government troops were heading to Xinye. It was said that they were ordered to attack King Fengling.

When asked the reason, she said that it was because a few days ago, Prince Fengling helped Dangxiang Khan escape from prison, and now he handed over the land of Jingxiang to Dangxiang, which showed that Prince Fengling and King Dangxiang were in the same group, and she used herself as a hostage to exchange for the antidote a few days ago, all of which were a self-torture trick.

Therefore, Xinye County, as the gateway between Jingxiang and Northern Zhou, would be the first to be hit and would be about to be pressed by the Zhou army.

The State of Zhou made it clear that it was going to besiege Xinye and also claimed that it was going to arrest King Fengling and send him back to Beijing for trial.

Fortunately, the heavy rain slowed down the Zhou army's march and also gave Yuan Wuyou, who was in Xinye, time to think of countermeasures.

But what caught Yuan Wuyou off guard the most was that Bai Lan, the ally who had come to Xinye with King Dangxiang, did not leave with King Dangxiang, but camped more than ten miles outside Xinye!
At this time, the Zhou government troops had not arrived yet, but a group of Bai Lan's rebels arrived first.

This group of Bai Lan assassins had just killed the soldiers guarding Xinye when they were discovered by secret sentries. They drove the soldiers out and sent someone to report the news to King Fengling in Guanyi.

When Yuan Wuyou heard the news, he felt it was both unexpected and reasonable.

It seems that the Dangxiang and Bai Lan gang are more ungrateful than each other, the only difference is that one is a wolf in sheep's clothing, and the other is a wolf in fox's clothing.

Wan Yuwuyu would at least pretend to be innocent in front of Yuan Wuyou. But Brandy exuded the shrewdness of a fox from the inside out, a feeling of being shrewd but unable to figure out.

Bai Lan, a mere girl, actually dared to spy on the Xinye city guards and wanted to harm her? Yuan Wuyou was really amused by their arrogance.