Wang Xiang, who sent troops to the imperial capital, received the news as early as the bandits besieged Huzhou City. During the days when he suddenly received the news, he was very anxious and embarrassed, and he also thought about whether he should move his troops back to rescue. After all, his wife, daughter and family were all in Dongyang County. However, he was persuaded by Ji Wujiu and then received the news that Huzhou City was relieved. This was a breath in his heart.

When Wang Xiang learned that Huzhou City was completely relieved by Yunyan, he was really surprised and surprised.

Before this incident, Wang Xiang's impression of Yunyan was only on Ji Wujiu's apprentice, and he only knew that he was not in good health, so he had no special impression. Now that he saw Yunyan again, Wang Xiang couldn't help but look Yunyan up and down carefully, and there was a little sigh in his eyes.

Wang Xiang said: "Mr. Ji, Mr. Yun is really worthy of being your apprentice. He has such outstanding wisdom at a young age. It is a privilege to get Mr. Ji and Mr. Yun to help him beside Wang."

Ji Wujiu said without surprise and joy: "The Censor is so proud that he is so proud of me. It is so that we can have the opportunity to show our ambitions and share our worries and hard work for the Censor."

Wang Xiang smiled and waved his hand: "Mr. Ji is too modest."

Ji Wujiu still insists that he is not humble, but is the kindness of the prince.

The two of them were humble and flattering each other. What was strange was that they were not tired. Yunyan, who was specially seen by Wang Xiang, became a foil that could not be said even if he was speechless, let alone Lianyin. He completely became a passerby. He stood far away and watched the two big men politely with each other.

Wang Rongyunyan's visit began with courtesy and ended with courtesy. After sitting in the living yard for most of the day, he only said a few words to Yunyan, and the rest of the time he was polite with Ji Wujiu. Finally, three masters and apprentices were left in the room. Before the two apprentices could talk to Ji Wujiu, the master, Ji Wujiu asked the two in a pressing voice: "You guys, how about we go back to the mountains?"

I just talked to Wang Xiang and said that I was very happy to serve him, but I would abandon Wang Xiang in the blink of an eye. The speed of this transformation was faster than the speed of flipping books.

Lianyin and Yunyan looked at each other, and Yunyan asked for advice: "Does the master want to go back?"

Ji Wujiu held his hands behind his back and said with emotion: "I have been out for a long time. I have seen it and walked through it. I miss my life in the mountains."

Although he said that he missed life in the mountains, even Yin and Yunyan knew that he could not believe what he said. And there must be other more important reasons for Ji Wujiu to have such thoughts.

It is also because of this that Yun Yanhe and even Yin did not respond to the words of Wujiu.

Ji Wujiujing waited for a while, and when he saw that the two apprentices were not talking, he became angry with a stern face: "What? They all feel comfortable staying here and don't want to leave?"

"The master said he was leaving, but we are disciples, how could he disobey the master?" Lianyin continued: "It was just that when I saw the master talking to the imperial censor Wang, I thought the master had a very close relationship with the imperial censor and would do my best to assist him."

Yunyan also echoed the words along the Lianyin.

Ji Wujiu glared at the two of them in anger, paused for a while before choosing to tell the truth, saying, "This time, the emperor's army was sent to the imperial capital, and all the princes gathered together. The advantages and disadvantages were immediate. This imperial censor Wang was afraid that he would not be in charge of the overall situation of the future generations. Since he was not a good tree, why not let us return to the mountain to live again."

After listening to Ji Wujiu's analysis, Lianyin nodded in agreement. She admired Ji Wujiu, who had a look at people.

If she could, she would be happy to tell Ji Wujiu the name of the lord that Yunyan would follow in the future. After all, that person is Allah, but it was necessary to explain too much after mentioning it. She still held back and asked Ji Wujiu in an indirect way: "Will the master discover the real Liangmu?"

Unexpectedly, Ji Wujiu shook his head and said simply that there was no one.

Lian Yin was stunned: "No?" It shouldn't be. If she remembered correctly, that lord should have been in the prince's army this time.

I was afraid that I had remembered it wrong, Lianyin couldn't help but recall the original plot again.

After she quickly overviewed the original plot, she found that she had not recorded the matter. The lord did lead the lord's army to savior all the way. Since the person was indeed there, Ji Wujiu looked down on him?

After Ji Wujiu said nothing, he turned the topic back to the matter of returning to the mountains. Ji Wujiu meant to find a suitable excuse and would leave with Wang Xiang in two days and go back to the mountains.

Lianyin picked up a gap, interrupted Ji Wujiu's words, brought the topic back to the princes' army again, begging: "Since it will take a few days later, Master, please stop talking about it. Why not talk about your army to the imperial capital first."

Ji Wujiu was not angry when he was interrupted, so he simply asked her according to Lianyin: "What do you want to know?"

Lianyin said, "If you want to know everything, you can talk about it together."

Ji Wujiu hummed from his nose: "Do you think I am a storyteller? Let's talk together." Although he was blaming him, he really started talking from the day he sent the troops.

This time, the soldiers were sent to the imperial capital to save the emperor. Although the coalition of princes finally successfully invaded the imperial capital, they were unable to save the little emperor. Even the rebels who held the emperor hostage could not capture them alive. Half of the rebels in the imperial capital died and escaped halfway, and even a large area of ​​the palace was burned.

The royal family declined under this disaster. The emperor naturally had no heirs when he was young, and there were only a few surviving royal relatives. After more than a dozen vassal troops occupied the imperial capital, the first thing they discussed was the inheritance of the throne. When they joined forces with the savior, all the people worked together, then at this moment, the hearts of the people were obviously dispersed. Everyone had a ulterior motive. After discussing for three days and three nights, they could not decide the latest candidate for the emperor.

In this stalemate, some of the princes' army led their troops back to their garrison on the grounds of not participating. This was said to be not participating in the dispute, but everyone knew in their hearts that according to the person's character and his old ambition, they might have to repair troops and cause trouble when they go back. So one after another, the dozen or so princes' army who were calculating all retreated, leaving only the next unowned imperial capital.

The dynasty has already overturned at this time, and the subsequent situation of the world depends on the number of princely troops.

Although these things have long been determined and everyone knows that one day will come, and even waits for it to come, Ji Wujiu sighed after he finished speaking.

However, Lian Yin didn't know these things. Compared to these things she had known long ago, she pointed indirectly and guided Ji Wujiu to say that the master who should be the one who unified the world.

Fortunately, after Lian Yin's unremitting efforts, Ji Wujiu finally called out the title of the master: "Jingting Waiting Weiyi?"
Chapter completed!