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The arena of the heavens.

Three thousand worlds.

The Han champion Hou Huo Qubing held a spear in his hand and defeated dozens of powerful men from different worlds in succession as if he was passing a level.

The surrounding area of ​​the direct battle was littered with fragments of magic weapons and corpses, and the remaining power of the laws was still continuing the battle.

At this time.

The distant sky.

Wisps of ink spread, and in the blink of an eye, they spread to the entire space.

At this moment, the world appears in ink color.

Only the champion marquis Huo Qubing was white, which looked particularly strange.

"cut"

Champion Marquis Huo Qubing swung his spear, and a spear beam hundreds of feet high slashed out.

"The stars change"

In the distant sky, a scholar wearing military armor appeared. As he whispered to himself, the light of his spear disappeared.

When he appeared again, he strangely appeared behind the champion Huo Qubing.

Guan Junhou reacted immediately, turned around, and threw a punch.

"Rumble"

When the spear light collapsed and scattered, Champion Marquis Huo Qubing turned around, stared at the man walking towards him in the distance, and said with a smile:

"Interesting, this seems to be a secret technique of literature and Taoism. No, it also contains some power of laws."

"Which dynasty are you from? Tell me your name."

Since he embarked on the path to immortality, the enemies he needed can be divided into two categories.

One type is the orthodox cultivators of all races, who are very powerful and have magical skills that are even better than their masters. They are the native creatures of the Three Thousand Worlds.

The second category is the generals, ministers, and emperors of all dynasties who entered the Three Thousand Worlds to play.

This kind of people have many tricks up their sleeves, and if you are not careful, you may end up in a disaster.

But for Huo Qubing, the excitement of fighting is the most important thing.

"Tap Tap"

As the general walked, wisps of literary energy transformed into lotus flowers that appeared under his feet.

After a few breaths, the general came to a place ten meters in front of the champion, Huo Qubing, stopped, and said politely:
"Da Ming, Zhengtong Dynasty, Yu Qian, greets the Marquis of Guanjun."

When he heard that his opponent this time was the famous Yu Qian, Champion Hou Huo Qubing chuckled and said:
"The Han Dynasty, Yuanshou Dynasty, Huo Qubing."

"My uncle admires you very much and often tells me about your deeds. He really wants to have a drink with you."

"Unfortunately, it has not been possible."

Yu Qian cupped his hands and said:
"If I could drink and chat happily with General Wei Qing, it would be a great blessing in life."

"The Champion Marquis has been fighting for a long time, so I guess he has very little mana left. Why not take a rest for a while?"

If he had met a treacherous minister who would be infamous for eternity, Yu Qian would never behave like a gentleman.

But coincidentally, he also had great admiration for Huo Qubing, the famous general of the Han Dynasty.

Besides, this isn't a battle between dynasties, it's just an experience for fun, why use any means necessary?
After being stunned for a moment, the champion marquis Huo Qubing took off his armor, put on only thin clothes, took out a few jars of imperial wine, and said:
"No need to rest, come on, let's have a drink together, and I will fulfill my uncle's wish."

"This is the fine wine bestowed by His Majesty the Emperor Wu. It is brewed from tens of thousands of natural treasures. There are only a hundred jars in the entire Han Dynasty."

"Yide loves wine, but he can only drink a small cup if he asks Yunchang and Zilong to go find Emperor Zhaolie together." As he said this, Marquis Guanjun made a small gesture with his hand.

Yu Qian was also a wine lover. As soon as he smelled the imperial wine, he knew that this fine wine was a rare treasure even in the Ming Dynasty.

He simply put his armor aside, put on only his scholar's clothes, sat opposite Huo Qubing, and said:
"Since Champion Hou sincerely invites me, I would be a bit timid if I refuse."

"I've heard that Emperor Wu of Han doted on Marquis Guanjun as if he were his own son. Seeing him today, it's true."

There were only one hundred jars in the entire Han Dynasty, but Huo Qubing, the Marquis of Guanzhong, picked up seven jars at random.

Think about Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, and Zhao Zilong, none of the three sworn brothers of Emperor Zhaolie of Han were there.

It is conceivable how high the status of Marquis Guanjun was in the heart of Emperor Wu of Han, or in the Han Dynasty.

Upon hearing this, Champion Marquis Huo Qubing laughed a few times, then picked up a jar of wine and drank it.

After a while, he threw away the empty bottle of wine and said:

"Master Yu, please don't spread rumors about His Majesty's biological son. I am the Marquis of the Han Dynasty. I am a minister, not a prince or a crown prince."

"Come to think of it, I'm quite confused as to why you are still in the Ming Dynasty."

"Why don't you learn from the Marquis of Huaiyin? Go to other dynasties? With your talent, you will definitely be valued."

Thanks to his uncle, Huo Qubing could almost recite the life story of Yu Qian, Yu Shaobao, by heart.

He passed the imperial examination and was awarded the title of Jinshi in the Xinchou year. Because of his contribution in suppressing the rebellion led by Han Prince Zhu Gaoxu, he was appreciated and reused by Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty.

He was promoted to the position of Right Vice Minister of the Ministry of War, and toured Henan, Shanxi and other places. He understood the people's sentiments, gave advice diligently, provided relief to disaster victims, built dams, and resettled exiles. He was loved by the people and respected by the royal family.

During the Tumu Incident, Yu Qian stayed in the capital and served as the Minister of War, with full responsibility for planning the capital's defense.

He firmly opposed the proposal to move south in the court, organized millions of soldiers and civilians to resist the attack of Oirat Yesen, and commanded the Ming army to win the battle to defend the capital.

After Emperor Jingtai of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qiyu, ascended the throne, he appointed Yu Qian as Shao Bao and Taizi Taifu, and bestowed upon him the imperial jiyue, golden seal, golden saddle and other items.

Later, after Emperor Yingzong of Ming launched the coup d'état and successfully restored the throne, Yu Qian was imprisoned, his property was confiscated, his official register was seized, and he was executed. He was not rehabilitated until the Chenghua period.

Huo Qubing really couldn't imagine why such a loyal and important minister would continue to be loyal to the Ming Dynasty after learning of his tragic future?

Yu Qian was surprised to see that Huo Qubing, although a Han minister, dared to speak so frankly about the Marquis of Huaiyin's defection to the Tang Dynasty.

He could not help but have a clearer understanding of the favor he had received from Emperor Wu. After taking a few gulps of the imperial wine, he said:

"Why should I defect to another dynasty?"

"My loyalty is not to the man on the throne, but to the Ming Dynasty."

After drinking two jars of imperial wine, even the champion Hou Huo Qubing, who could drink a thousand cups without getting drunk, felt a little tipsy. He said leisurely:

"You can see clearly, but Marquis Huaiyin can't."

"But you are too stupid. According to historical records, when Zhu Qiyu was in power, you two knew each other well. Even though many ministers listed crimes to attack you, Zhu Qiyu ignored the opposition and sided with you."

"It's a pity that you betrayed Zhu Qiyu for the sake of your Ming Dynasty. Otherwise, would the tyrant Emperor Yingzong of Ming still want to restore the throne?"

"Hahahaha... wishful thinking!"

Yu Qian's eyes darkened, and he said nothing, just quietly tasting the wine.

By the way, he sensed the surging magic power in his body and refined it quickly.

Seeing Yu Qian remained silent, Champion Marquis Huo Qubing chuckled a few times and continued:

"Although there is no real evidence, the idea is there. This can be ranked alongside Yue Fei's false accusation."

"No wonder the tyrant Emperor Yingzong of Ming has always been exiled. The things he did were really too absurd." (End of this chapter)