Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

After receiving official recognition from Ying Feng, Liu Dong lived openly and honestly in the hostage residence.

He wrote a letter to Liu Yong and asked Liu Mu to deliver it to Liu Tao.

There's nothing we can do; they don't believe anyone else.

Who knows whether the letter will end up in Liu Tao's hands or the Crown Prince's?

Life in Wei was actually more comfortable than life in Shu.

They felt more at ease here than they did in Shu.

The people of Wei looked down on Liu Tong and his companion. Seeing that one was young and the other was sickly, they believed that Liu Tong posed no threat to Wei and therefore did not restrain them much.

Later, they didn't even care that the others left the capital to travel to other parts of Wei.

As long as the two don't return to Shu, no one will bother them.

The people of Wei did not believe that the two would return to Shu.

In Wei, they had the protection of the fourth prince and lived a good life. Why should they return to Shu to suffer?

It is said that the new emperor of Shu Kingdom greatly disliked Liu Yong and often bullied him when he was the crown prince.

Liu Yong's poor health was partly due to the torment he suffered from.

Just as the people of Wei had expected, Liu Tong and Liu Yong showed no intention of returning to their homeland.

Of course, it's only temporary.

Putting aside Liu Tong, Liu Yong, a true ancient man, still longed for his hometown and wanted to return to his roots.

No matter how good the State of Wei is, it is not my home.

He's not like Liu Shan (Liu Adou), he won't be so happy that he forgets his homeland.

Ying Feng often invited Liu Yong to go out and play together. He found that although Liu Yong was not in good health, he was very good at riding and archery, so he invited Liu Yong to participate in the autumn hunt.

The autumn hunt was a grand event in the State of Wei, attended by high-ranking officials, including the women.

Unlike the women of Shu and Wu, most women in Wei were skilled in riding and archery, and some were even better at it than men.

Such women are quite popular.

The people of Wei believed that they were healthy and would be able to give birth to even healthier children in the future.

The State of Wei pursued military might and strength, and the fourth prince was the dream lover of many women.

As for Liu Yong, a weakling like him, no girl would be interested in him.

The two brothers followed Ying Feng, but they separated when they reached the mountains.

Ying Feng had to stay by the emperor's side, while Liu Tong and Liu Yong, the two nobodys, did their own thing.

They brought Liu Mu and two others with them.

Liu Mu has already sent the letter back, along with Liu Tao's reply.

After all, Liu Tao had informants in the capital, and news of Liu Tong's "death" reached his ears.

Just as Liu Tao was feeling sad, letters from his two younger brothers arrived.

Liu Tao suppressed his sadness and was very happy that Liu Tong was alive.

Liu Dong was able to live a more carefree life after abandoning his status as a prince.

Everyone thought that the princes were high above others, enjoying wealth and luxury, which made people envious.

They simply don't know how difficult it is to be a prince.

Life was even more difficult for princes whose brothers, with whom they were at odds, had risen to power.

If it weren't for his father's entrustment, he would have quit long ago and faked his death like Liu Dong.

Where they were once again subjected to the Crown Prince's surveillance and grumbling.

Since the crown prince couldn't kill him right away, he did all sorts of disgusting things to him.

No wonder Father never considered passing the throne to the Crown Prince when he was alive.

The Emperor only intended to use this guy as a shield to deal with Liu Chen, but little did he know that things would turn out differently from what he planned. The Emperor suddenly died, allowing the Crown Prince to reap the benefits.

Given the current situation, Liu Tao didn't know how to deal with it. The secret camp entrusted to him by his father was still unable to contend with the imperial army, and military and political power were still in Liu Chen's hands.

Even if the crown prince becomes emperor, he will still be Liu Chen's puppet.

If Liu Chen disagrees, the Crown Prince's orders will never even leave the palace.

I wonder if the crown prince feels stifled when he blocks such an emperor.

It must be frustrating, otherwise I would feel disgusted with myself less often.

No, he's still disgusting himself.

The Crown Prince actually wrote a letter to him to express his brotherly affection and wanted to win him over to deal with Liu Chen.

Haha, they have a brotherhood like P.

However, he still has to help that guy now.

They share the same enemy after all.

The throne also depends on that guy to help his fourth brother guard it.

Liu Tong and Liu Yong shot a few rabbits and pheasants and then stopped hunting. They did not participate in the competitions among the nobles of Wei, nor did they want to win the rewards bestowed by the Emperor of Wei.

The rewards for each autumn hunt were quite generous. In addition to material rewards, the emperor would also bestow official titles upon the top three hunters.

If any of the top three are women, they can forget about official positions, but they can still get noble titles.

The woman would receive the title of princess, and if she had a sweetheart, she could even receive a marriage decree from the emperor.

Of course, if the winning man has a sweetheart, he can also ask the emperor for a marriage decree.

In previous years, Yingfeng always won first place.

Today, no one will find it surprising.

But then an unexpected incident occurred.

As Liu Tong and Liu Yong were eating the roasted wild rabbit, they suddenly noticed a change in the sound of the wind in the mountains. It carried a murderous aura, and soon, the smell of blood entered their noses on the mountain breeze.

The two exchanged a glance, leaving Liu Hua and the other two to pack their things, while the other two ran towards the direction from which the blood was coming.

They used their lightness skills to move so fast that they left afterimages, and quickly arrived at the scene.

Many people have fallen here, including masked men dressed in black and numerous guards.

The two recognized them as Ying Feng's guards.

Liu Tong and Liu Yong exchanged a glance, knowing that Ying Feng was in trouble.

Neither of them was surprised by this.

Despite his illustrious position in the State of Wei, many people actually wished for Ying Feng's death.

He blocked the way for many people.

Of all his brothers, which one was truly on good terms with him?
With such an outstanding brother around, how could his other brothers possibly stand out?

Every prince harbors ambitions for that position.

Ying Feng is the common enemy of all the princes.

Moreover, the emperor of Wei was only in his early fifties, strong and healthy, and able to tolerate his son being more outstanding than himself, and even control the military.
I'm afraid the emperor has long harbored resentment towards Ying Feng.

It's hard to say whether the emperor was involved in Ying Feng's assassination attempt.

After all, the hunting grounds were under the control of the emperor, and the imperial guards surrounded them so tightly that assassins could not get through them to enter the hunting grounds.
When the two arrived, they saw Ying Feng kill the last assassin.

But he had already collapsed from exhaustion and fell straight off the cliff.

Liu Yong sighed and flew out to catch Ying Feng.

In fact, from the perspective of Liu Yong, a prince of Shu, he should have stood by and let the most outstanding prince of Wei die, thus eliminating a threat to Shu.

He then coldly watched as the other princes of Wei fought tooth and nail for the throne, plunging Wei into chaos and weakening its national strength.

But he couldn't bear it; Yingfeng was his first and only friend.

Liu Yong placed Ying Feng on the ground and said softly, "No matter what happens in the future, you are my friend now." (End of Chapter)