Genius Poisonous Concubine: Fourth Miss Against Heaven

Chapter 512 Death is not a pity
At the beginning, Xu Zhi raised his chin arrogantly, and glanced at Jian Yunling with disdain.

He thought he would hear an oath similar to "willing to live and die with the general", but there was silence behind him.

He felt bad all of a sudden, and when he turned his head, all he could see were the dejected looks of the soldiers, and he immediately knew that they were all moved by Jian Yunling's persuasion.

Covered in black air, Xu Zhi barked and threatened like a dying yellow dog: "Who dares you! I'll kill him first!"

Jian Yunling felt chilled by such a general who regarded the lives of soldiers as worthless, let alone those children below who had suffered enough from the war.

Each of them had an expression of disbelief, as if they couldn't believe that the general who entrusted his life would say such a thing.

The resolute-looking lieutenant-general was the first to get off his horse, dragging his feet to Yu Wenzheng's horse, stopped for a while, clattered the weapon in his hand, and half-kneeled with his fists clasped.

Seeing that Xu Zhi's most trusted lieutenant general was the first to surrender, the others stopped hesitating and came forward one after another, kneeling down together.

Seeing that his situation was over, Xu Zhi expanded his nostrils and panted heavily with his chest heaving: "You traitors, this general will kill you!"

He threw the sword and slashed at the soldiers who surrendered with the force of wind and thunder. Seeing this, Jian Yunling drew out his sword, regained some energy, stepped forward, and with a "clang", the sword was shaken Opened, Xu Zhi's hand flew out, and plunged straight into the stone wall.

Xu Zhi's right arm hangs down weakly, trembling faintly, and has lost consciousness.

"General, the time is right and the situation is right. You don't hesitate to die, so don't you allow others to seek a way out?" Jian Yunling completely lost patience with Xu Zhi, who was extremely selfish and had no aura of a general. The hatred and coldness in his tone made him Everyone present trembled.

Xu Zhi gritted his teeth, and the veins on his neck were about to burst: "This general doesn't believe in the current situation! This general still wants to make contributions, and he still wants to be a marquis and minister. This general will never lose, never!" muttered He muttered again, his eyes suddenly turned scarlet, and he glared at Yu Wenzheng and Jian Yunling with deep hatred: "You! It's you! Traitors and thieves, this general will kill you, so I will be a hero, a hero! The emperor will definitely reward you!" I will reward me!"

Seeing Xu Zhi's wild laugh, Jian Yunling thought he was crazy, she shook her head sadly and paranoidly, raised her plain hand lightly to send out a signal.

The archers on the top of the cliff immediately drew their longbows, aiming at Xu Zhi's chest in unison.

Xu Zhi keenly sensed the approaching of death, so he simply tore off his silver helmet, jumped off his horse, and landed on the ground.

Dirty and knotted black hair fluttered like a devil's claws, Xu Zhi squirmed his lips twice, and smiled slyly, "Hey hey", just when everyone didn't know what he was going to do, three silver needles as thin as hairs It flew out of his mouth and shot straight at Jian Yunling's face.

There was a sound of gasping for air, thousands of arrows flew down at the same time like rain, and passed through Xu Zhi's chest. He grinned, and black blood gushed out of his mouth, showing that he had taken poison.

Before he fell down, he watched the silver needle approaching Jian Yunling, and he felt extremely happy!
He Xu Zhi has spent his entire life on the battlefield, how could he lose?It's worth it to have a princess buried with her!

However, Xu Zhi didn't know that those silver needles didn't penetrate Jian Yunling's body as he expected.

Because at that critical moment, three silver needles also flew out of Yu Wenzheng's sleeve, just hitting those poisoned silver needles.The six hidden weapons, which were as thin as a hair, fell into the dark yellow soil and disappeared without a trace.

(End of this chapter)