The mad doctor who is the evil king chasing his wife is not easy to mess with

Chapter 1487 Eastern Rong Barbarians
Shui Lingyue followed the voice and looked over, and she saw He Liancheng coming out of the crowd with a dignified face, standing in front of Shui Lingyue uninvited, as if protecting her behind her.

He Liancheng inquired about the location of Princess Feng's Mansion from the Queen Mother three days ago, so after leaving the palace, he wandered around Princess Feng's Mansion, hoping to meet the goddess "Princess Feng" in his mind again.

However, after wandering around the gate of Princess Feng's mansion for three days, she still didn't wait for Princess Feng to come out of the princess mansion.

He Liancheng was a little bored, so he asked one of his men to guard the gate of the Princess Mansion, while he himself took advantage of the excitement of Qidu before the Chinese New Year to go shopping.

After walking around for a short time, he saw a lot of people surrounded here, and he subconsciously walked over, but he didn't expect that the crowd looked for him thousands of times, and that person was in the dimly lit place of Qidu.

He Liancheng originally wanted to run to Shui Lingyue to greet her and talk to her, but he was afraid of being misunderstood by "Princess Feng" again, and if he was restrained by the powerful guards next to "Princess Feng" on this street, it would be too much. It's embarrassing, and it damages his Dong Rong's reputation.

Therefore, He Liancheng thought twice and decided to follow Shui Lingyue first, and wait to find a suitable opportunity before coming out to meet Shui Lingyue.

He Liancheng hid in the crowd, and the more he listened, the more frightened he became, and finally realized that the goddess in his mind was not Princess Feng, but this arrogant and domineering woman was the real Princess Feng of Northern Qi.

After realizing this, He Liancheng broke out in a cold sweat, and he almost proposed to the Emperor Qi, so dangerous...

In addition to being frightened, He Liancheng was both happy and puzzled, this woman is not Princess Feng of Northern Qi, so which famous lady could she be?
When He Liancheng saw that Shui Lingyue was being bullied, he immediately felt that this was an excellent opportunity to resolve the previous conflict with her, so he was obliged to stand up and fight for Shui Lingyue.

Princess Feng glanced at He Liancheng disdainfully, and said coldly: "Where did the barbarians come from? When will it be your turn to take care of my Northern Qi affairs?"

Dongrong is located in the extreme east. Because of the harsh climate and barren land, it is poorer and backward than the countries in the Central Plains. Because the people can't eat enough all the year round, they often have to compete with wild animals for food.

Because of the lack of supplies, they often have to rob other people's food and supplies to survive. This kind of nation that is in a state of hunger all the year round will naturally carry a ferocious arrogance that belongs to wild beasts, so they are in the eyes of other countries. Barbarians.

However, for the people of Dongrong Kingdom, the word barbarian is the biggest insult to them.

He Liancheng's face instantly darkened, as if a mountain rain was about to come.

The expression on He Liancheng's face changed, and he suddenly showed an unpredictable smile.

He Liancheng said: "I, a barbarian from the Eastern Rong, also know that horses are not allowed to gallop on the street, and you have to apologize and pay compensation if you hit someone. It seems that the princess of the Northern Qi Dynasty is not as good as me, a barbarian from the Eastern Rong."

As he said that, He Liancheng turned his head to look at Shui Lingyue, showing a gentle smile, and said: "If I were the princess of Northern Qi, not only would I not ask this girl to compensate for the horse that was killed, but I would thank this girl heavily for helping me We stopped Crazy Horse and saved the sister-in-law and her child just now."

Heliancheng's words immediately aroused the sympathy of the surrounding people, and everyone began to discuss with each other.

(End of this chapter)