The prince's backyard is on fire: the story of dragging the princess and fighting the husband

Chapter 737 The True Identity of the Woman in White 3
Both of their bodies were covered with blood, and it seemed that their injuries were very serious.

Li Jinxuan's heart suddenly lifted.

I really didn't expect Li Muming's martial arts to be so powerful.

Li Muming's body gradually turned green.

A dazzling green light emerged from his body, making him a green ball of light.

He slapped the woman in white flying with his palm.

Then the whole person rushed towards Li Jinxuan, and his whole body was flying in the air.

The green light made him look like a ghost of the underworld.

Seeing him rushing over, Wu Mei quickly stopped in front of Li Jinxuan.

The guards around Li Jinxuan immediately flew up to stop Li Muming.

But they were not Li Muming's opponents at all.

The green light swept across, and all those people were blown away.

A white shadow came through the air.

The woman in white rushed over again, barely stopping Li Muming.

Li Muming's figure spun around in the air and landed on the ground.

He roared like a mad lion.

Frantically grabbing the people around him, it felt like there was unspeakable pain in his body.

The woman in white said: "Everyone back away, he is going to die back!"

Wu Mei said: "Take the prince away!"

The soldiers on the side carried Li Jinxuan to leave.

A green light suddenly shot out from Li Muming's mouth and shot at Wu Mei.

It was too late for Wu Mei to dodge, she could only watch helplessly as the light shot over.

At this time, the woman in white rushed over and blocked the light with her body.

Li Muming's body exploded, and green light flew in the air.

Like a shower of blood, he soon disappeared.

Li Jinxuan struggled to get up, and threw himself at the woman in white.

He was trembling all over, in great grief, and shouted in his mouth: "Binghe!"

The hood of the woman in white was taken off, and she turned out to be the princess.

Her face was ugly, as stiff as wood veneer, no wonder she kept wearing a veil and dared not show it.

(End of this chapter)