The love of Daqin

Chapter 163;

At the beginning of Xiyun, the pavilion was sinking, and the rain was about to come and the wind filled the building.

A month later, the towering towers of Xianyang City were shattered by a galloping iron horse and a tsunami.

The fall of Hangu Pass was a heavy blow to Qin.

The horses from all directions came to report that the Three Kingdoms Allied Forces broke the Hangu Pass, and the Qin State was in trouble.

Xianyang Palace fell into a state of emergency preparations, and everyone in the Manchu Dynasty was in danger.

Facing Qi, Zhao, and South Korea, 30 troops marched in unison, and attacked Hangu with lightning speed. This was the first time that hundreds of troops were in crisis since the founding of Qin.

This person in command is Xue Gongtianwen, he brought thousands of troops to attack Qin, and came with hatred and revenge.

As the king of Qin, Ying Ji sat alone on the dragon chair.

From the moment Hangu Pass fell, his majestic imperial power seemed vulnerable.

The fall of Hangu Pass, which is only a hundred miles away from Xianyang City, means that the next step is to drive straight in and invade Xianyang.

Xianyang Palace is about to fall, where will the King of Qin and the Queen Mother go?

The Qin state is in an unprecedented crisis, and behind all this, Ying Ji is the culprit.

Sure enough, as his mother said, Tian Wen is a villain and a hypocrite, and if he has revenge, he will revenge.

As the saying goes, it is easy to ask the Buddha to send the Buddha away.

When Mi Yue learned that Hangu Pass had fallen, she was not afraid of danger, ordered to block the news, sent Mi Rong to the Lantian camp to mobilize troops and horses, and immediately summoned Wei Ran to discuss the state of preparations.

Mi Yue shouted; "He thought about Tian Wen's revenge on Qin, but he didn't expect that Han and Wei would also be willing to work hard for Tian Wen with the power of lightning speed."

Wei Ran said, "My younger brother already knew that Tian Wen was not a good bird, so he should have been killed in Qin State on the spot."

Ying Ji took Qin Wangjian, followed by only one entourage, and walked heavily to Jingxuan Palace.

After seeing his uncle and mother, he held the Qin King's sword high, and fell to his knees.

This move was beyond Wei Ran and Mi Yue's expectations.

Mi Yue exclaimed, "Ji'er, what are you doing?"

Ying Ji knelt down and said in pain; "Mother, Hangu Pass fell, and the Qin State fell into an unprecedented crisis, all of which are Ying Ji's fault. My son came to plead guilty, and begged the mother to punish Ying Ji. I also asked the second uncle to come forward, Help Yingji clean up the mess and serve as the prime minister of Qin."

Tears fell to the ground instantly as Ying Ji spoke.

With this kneeling, Ying Ji threw away the dignity and face of the King Qin.

This kneeling, Yingji means that he is willing to admit defeat and bow his head to his mother.

This kneeling caused Ying Ji's incomparable heartache and self-blame, indicating that he sincerely accepted his uncle Wei Ran as the prime minister of Qin.

Then, Ying Ji took out the Prime Minister's seal from his arms and handed it to his second uncle with tears in his eyes.

As Ying Ji's uncle, Wei Ran was truly frightened when she saw Ying Ji kneeling down for her.

Ying Ji's tears were the first time Wei Ran saw him cry when he grew up and took charge of the government. He looked like a helpless child who had made a mistake.

Although Wei Ran was Yingji's uncle, after all Yingji was the king and he was the minister.

Wei Ran also hurriedly knelt down and respectfully took the seal with both hands.

He promised; "Chen Wei Ran, I will obey the king's orders."

With such a sensational side, Mi Yue couldn't help but moisten her eyes.

She choked, "Ji'er, you are finally willing to give the aspect to your uncle."

For Mi Yue, the younger brother Wei Ran served as the prime minister of the Qin state. The moment was too long, the process was arduous, and the price was bloody.

Who let his son be so stubborn, he wouldn't turn his back if he didn't hit the south wall.

(End of this chapter)