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Chapter 1225: Come on, cub (Part 1225) [Seeking monthly votes]

Qi Cang smiled and said, "Never seen it before?"

  Shen Wu You Tang raised his eyes and looked directly at the other person, with the words "righteous and confident" written all over his body and even the hair on his head!

She repeated in a sonorous voice: "No!"

Qi Cang stared at Shen Wu You Tang, like a hawk ready to strike and staring at prey that had entered its hunting range. Every look he made was weighing the pros and cons, considering whether he could eat the prey. After a long while, the dangerous hawk avoided his sight.

He unconsciously stroked one of the stone sculptures.

He sneered and said, "General Zhongli is quite similar to an old friend of mine. It's not just their appearance or their personalities, but I just feel like we have a connection."

Even if the sky falls, this tough mouth will hold it up.

  Qi Cang had not paid attention to this [Zhongli Fu] at first, but he found that he was a bit interesting after reviewing the situation. He didn't know whether Mei Jinghe had noticed this person, nor did he know how the King of Qi dared to use this person. He only knew one thing - there is a hidden dragon in the abyss!

Some of the other party's methods are surprisingly similar to those of Shen Youli back then! At first glance, these two people are both good local officials, not fighting or arguing, not angry or upset, as if their lifelong dream is to be a candle, burning themselves and lighting up others.

It turns out that the person with the surname Shen is not a candle, but a volcano!

Zheng Qiao and others were burned to death by her!

  With this precedent, will Zhongli Fu be an exception?

Who knows if everything she has now is not just a way of conserving her energy and waiting for an opportunity to change the world? Just like Shen Tang back then!

Qi Cang came all the way to find Zhongli Fu with the intention of watching the fun. He wanted to know if she was a pure fool or the second Shen Tang, hiding her true ambitions under a harmless appearance?

You don’t know until you see it, and you’ll be surprised.

The more I look at it, the more suspicious I become, and the more familiar it seems.

My mind uncontrollably popped up images of an old friend whom I had only met once.

Qi Cang relied on his strength to get whatever he wanted over the years. After a while, he no longer cared about being euphemistic and just spoke directly. He suspected that Zhongli Fu was up to something, so he started to test him, and the other party's answer was also very surprising.

  He just asked [Zhongli Fu] if he looked familiar, but didn't ask what he looked familiar with. Without even thinking, the other party replied, "I've never seen him before." Never seen him before? Haha, what had she never seen before?

I guess only she herself knows the answer.

He hummed a tune happily and walked away with big strides.

I met Cui Zhi again on the way.

Qi Cang rarely gave the other party a cold shoulder and, contrary to his usual behavior, stepped forward to say hello, which made Cui Zhi feel flattered.

Everyone in Qi State knew that although Qi Cang was not the best in terms of strength, he was second to none in terms of temper. He looked down on everyone except himself. Only Mei Meng and the King could be looked up to by him. If he got angry, he would even beat ministers, tease palace maids, humiliate eunuchs, and smash wine cups at palace banquets. He would not only curse people in the most indecent way, but also affect the other party's family tree for eighteen generations, causing the wrath of heaven and the resentment of the people.

Arrogant and overbearing.

He even killed several officials who spoke out against the law.

After digging into Qi Cang's past, everyone knew that Qi Cang not only had a grudge against the previous leader of Qi State, but also had been loyal to Zheng Qiao, a well-known tyrant in the northwest, and served as his running dog. He would not do anything that a human being could do. It would be too disadvantageous to confront him head-on.

Cui Zhi was not afraid of Qi Cang, but he also did not want to offend him too much, so he returned the greeting politely, just to save face.

Unexpectedly, Qi Cang looked at him with strange eyes.

After looking at him for a long time, the other party grinned and revealed a meaningful smile: "Mr. Cui, Mr. Cui, Qi admires you the most!"

Cui Zhi stayed where he was, confused.

I have no idea why this Qi guy is being so weird.

He sent someone to inquire about Qi Cang's schedule. Looking at the result, he frowned so hard that he could kill a bunch of flies: "When did Qi Yanqing become so close to the Zhongli County Magistrate? The two of them can actually have such a pleasant conversation?"

The trusted staff was optimistic: "Qi Yanqing supports the king, and Zhongli Fu is a new talent promoted and trained by the king, so it is reasonable for the two to be close. No matter what, Zhongli Fu was also recommended by Cui, so this matter will benefit us and not harm us."

Cui Zhi’s idea is not that simple.

Qi Cang was disobedient, and neither the King nor Mei Meng could restrain him. Otherwise, why would the King of Qi be so eager to find someone to replace Qi Cang and gradually sideline him? A military commander who was disobedient and powerful was a hidden danger that could take his life at any time.

  Who would he get close to specifically for the benefit of the king?

That's a joke.

Trusted staff: "Parent, do you want to send someone to keep an eye on it?"

Cui Zhi raised his hand to stop him, and dispelled his other party's idea: "Now that the war is about to start, we should work together and face the outside world in unison. Staring at people in our own camp will only cause unnecessary misunderstandings..."

Whether it is [Zhongli Fu] or Qi Cang, they are both masters.

Staring at them would be too revealing.

The "Dragon Slaying Game Plus" organized by Qi State kicked off in a grand manner, with soldiers from various countries arriving one after another. Some of them had a small scale of more than 10,000, while the largest had a scale of 30,000 to 40,000. Qi State even used all its resources, and various places were urgently recruiting soldiers. It was estimated that the Dragon Slaying Game would eventually have a scale of 200,000!

It is said that there are 200,000, but the actual combat power is only 100,000.

The alliance of countries is not completely united. The King of Qi must not only guard against Kangguo, but also be wary of these allies turning against him and taking advantage of the situation. His eyes are blue, and it is obvious that he has not slept well for many days. Miao Ne, wearing a horse armor, looks concerned, considerate and well versed in the art of making tea: "I only regret that my ability is limited and I cannot share the worries of my lord."

The King of Qi said: "You have tried your best."

Many things in your hands cannot be delegated to others.

"I have something to say but I don't know whether I should say it or not..." She bit her plump and rosy lower lip, wanting to say something but stopping herself. She carefully observed the expression of the King of Qi several times, and perfectly portrayed the fear and humility of a subject in fear of his master, "Why not..."

Before he could finish his words, he was rejected by the King of Qi.

"Do you want to plead for Jinghe?"

"Yes."

The King of Qi looked dazed and lost in thought. After coming back to his senses, he shook his head firmly: "Not yet. I know Jing He's character best. If she comes and sees my decision, there will be several arguments without conclusion. She has a strong character, and she is easily broken. I don't want to add another friction between us..."

As a lord, she would not give in easily, and as a subject, Mei Meng also had to stick to her integrity. It was fine if the two were on the same side, but once they were at odds, one of them would have to give in. If they refused to give in, both would suffer. She had given in too many times before, and now she didn't want to give in.

Having said that, You Bao was no longer disappointed.

Jie Yuhua was not disappointed, but others might not have the same look. The countries in the southwest were not harmonious. The old scores between them could be traced back to several generations of ancestors, and there were constant frictions in recent years. They led their troops to the alliance to attack Shen Tang, so they naturally needed the Qi Kingdom to provide them with land for them to station and settle their troops.

Different terrains have different advantages and disadvantages.

I don't know which idiot made the arrangement, but the two armies with deep conflicts were stationed in the upper and middle reaches respectively.

The original intention was to give them the best location for water source, but the effect was counterproductive. The family upstream lacked great virtue and secretly allowed the soldiers to urinate and defecate anywhere upstream. Not only did they urinate and defecate, they also chose to urinate and defecate when the smoke from the enemy's camp rose.

Throw all the garbage into the water.

Because the river is wide and the current is not very stable, the family in the middle reaches did not discover it immediately. It was not until the scouts went out to investigate that the scout totem hovering in the sky accidentally discovered the problem, and the soldiers who were cooking also found human feces in the stomachs of several fish.

Two pieces of evidence corroborate each other:

My goodness, the faces of the group in the middle stream are all livid.

They actually ate feces and urine for several days without knowing it? New and old grudges came to the fore, and some generals were furious and brought witnesses (scouts) and material evidence (fish intestines) to confront them. Of course, the generals of the upstream forces did not admit it.

Not only did he deny it, he also acted like a hooligan.

"Who doesn't rely on water for food, drink, defecation and urination?"

  Their troops were stationed near the water, and they used water for daily life and naturally discharged their excrement into the water. This was much more convenient than digging a big hole somewhere and burying it there, and it was not easy to leave traces for enemy scouts to find their whereabouts. Is there anything wrong with this?

Nothing wrong with it at all.

The other party is simply making a big deal out of nothing.

Zhongyou laughed in anger: "That's nonsense!"

"How is this a far-fetched argument? Just ask, don't you have any soldiers who pee and shit in the river?" Confucian generals are a minority. Most military generals in this world do not have a high level of literary literacy. They always talk about shit and farts and ask about the other party's family tree. "Let's take a step back and say that even if you don't, the fish, shrimps, and crabs in the river, who doesn't pee and shit directly in the water?"

  What is the difference between human excrement and the excrement of fish, shrimp and crabs?

He opened his mouth with a sarcastic sarcasm: "It's not easy to be on the march and fight outside, how can you get good conditions? General, your body is so delicate, in my opinion, you'd better nestle in your wife's soft belly and enjoy the gentle land, instead of coming out to embarrass yourself."

These words directly ignited the firecrackers.

  Cui Zhi had just stopped to rest and drank two sips of water when a soldier came running hurriedly from outside the tent, saying that something big had happened outside!

"Ahem, ahem - what happened again?"

The visitor explained the whole thing with a strange look on his face.

Cui Zhi's stomach churned, and he felt nauseous. He vomited out the tea he had just drunk. He stood up with a sullen face and rushed over to deal with the problem. Just kidding, if he went too late, by the time the two sides got angry, I'm afraid these "own people" would kill before they could even face Shen Tang's troops. It would be a joke.

  As the main club of the Southwestern branch of the Society of the Gods, and with the status of a clan leader, Cui Zhi quickly controlled the situation, rearranged the garrison camp, and sent people to appease the people - even if he flew over on a hot wheel, his speed could not catch up with the sharp knives of both sides, and this conflict directly caused more than ten people to die on the spot!

After Cui Zhi handled the matter, he sent people to conduct an in-depth investigation.

As the allied forces arrived one after another, every day was a turmoil, with all kinds of expected and unexpected accidents happening frequently, which was simply impossible to guard against. The frequency was so high that he suspected someone was interfering, but after a closer look, it was just a coincidence.

Ultimately, the problem can only be blamed on human diversity.

The forest is big and there are all kinds of birds.

Only Shen Wu You Tang bit his lip to hold back his laughter, which was very uncomfortable.

For the countries in the southwest, the Dragon Slaying Game was their first time, but for Shen Tang, it was the second time. In the Dragon Slaying Game against Zheng Qiao, it took a while for them to get along harmoniously at the beginning, at least they didn't drag each other down during the war. Shen Tang joined the Dragon Slaying Game relatively late, and the adjustment period was long over. Those jokes were only heard later...

  Do you really think it's easy to organize a team battle?

Before the battle begins, who knows whether your teammates are gods or pigs?

If there is a leader who can control the situation, a group of pigs can also perform magic operations. At this point, Shen Tang wanted to say a fair word for Huang Lie - this person is not good at other things, but he is very good at eloquence and the ability to deceive people, and he is well versed in the essence of moral kidnapping.

In the first dragon-slaying match, he was able to grind those monsters and demons into their advanced state in his hands. While they each had their own ulterior motives, he was still able to maintain superficial calm. It must be said that this was a great skill.

Shen Tang basically followed the homework from that year. She was in the open, Liao Jia was in the dark, and the king and his minister were troublemakers everywhere.

Sowing discord is always successful.

She rubbed her sore facial muscles, ate fruit leisurely, fanned herself with a small fan, and looked so comfortable that she didn't look like she was in a military camp, but rather like she was squatting in her own home. Liao Qian cut fruit for her and arranged it on a plate, while Cui Mi would occasionally steal some food with a skewer.

Liao Qian wanted to have two pieces but couldn't get any.

He said angrily, "I heard that Mr. Cui has been having trouble lately. As a son, why don't you go and share some of the burden for him?"

Cui Mi felt the sweet and sour taste of the grapes blossoming on his taste buds and praised: "My Lord, this bunch of Sunshine Roses is really top-notch!"

Each fruit is shiny and plump, with crisp and juicy flesh.

Such a treasure is rarely tasted even by the king.

Cui Mi didn't ask where the bunch of so-called Sunshine Roses came from, he just ate it. Liao Qian became even more angry. How many grapes are there in a bunch? If the master shared some with them, each person would only have a few. Cui Mi liked to eat them, so he took all of his share.

Liao Qian was unhappy, and his words were full of resentment.

Cui Mi held one in his mouth and chewed it slowly.

"Although I am a son, I am also a subject. Between loyalty and filial piety, loyalty always comes first." As a smile climbed up his eyebrows and eyes, his eyes also took on a bit of a different color. Unlike the clear and transparent eyes two years ago, they were a bit more profound and complex like Cui Zhi's. "Father is not doing well because he is stuck in a dead end. There is no way he can get through a dead end. When he figures it out, the sky will be high and the water will be wide."

  Wouldn't it be asking for a beating if you go up to your old father at this critical moment?

Others may not know, but he is very clear that half of the unpleasant things his father Cui Zhi has encountered recently are related to Shen Tang.

Just as he knew that Qi Cang had roughly identified the master's identity, Qi Cang knew it, and the master knew that Qi Cang knew it, but they didn't care. Qi Cang was a man who only wanted to see the world in chaos and loved to watch fun. As long as it was fun, it didn't matter whose fun it was.

Not only will Qi Cang not expose the evidence, he will also cover it up.

Liao Qian: “…”

I don't really understand your father-son relationship.

  Liao Qian didn’t understand, and the Dragon Slaying Bureau plus the allies didn’t understand even more - where did the enemy come from and how could they attack the camp at night?

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The previous chapter was written wrong. The top combat power is not from the northwest, but from the southwest_(:з」∠)_ It was written in the previous article that there are two hermits in the southwest, one of whom is Gongyang Yongye.

PS: Today, when I was crossing the road, I turned a corner and suddenly a man driving an electric bike with his head turned to look ahead came straight towards me... I was so scared.