Hong Huang: What should I do if I hug the wrong thigh?

Chapter 217 Chapter 210 Nine, Xiqi civil strife

Chaoge returned to the right track all the way, but Xiqi was still caught in civil strife.It wasn't Bo Yi Kao, but Ji Chang's eighth son Uncle Huo, named Ji Chu, who was killed by Ji Fa at a banquet, causing various disputes in the Xiqi court.

After Bo Yikao and Jiang Ziya asked about the cause and effect, they were also quite helpless. Uncle Huo was also born to a concubine, and also had the title of concubine.

Bo Yi Kao is the eldest son, and has countless reputations. They are all brothers who submit to Bo Yi Kao, and they are willing to assist Bo Yi Kao.But Ji Fa was the same as him, only occupying the heir and not the head, but he dared to covet the position of the young master. He tried to fight for it when Bo Yi Kao was still alive, but everyone could see it and no one punished Ji Fa, so on weekdays Li often sneered at Ji.

At this banquet, several brothers were drinking and drinking. Ji Fa proposed to worship Jiang Ziya as his teacher, but Jiang Ziya declined and said: "The future fortune of the second son is in the court and not in the house. This path of cultivation is not suitable for the second son."

In the end, Ji Fa heard other meanings, and pointed to Bo Yikao in front of many ministers and princes, and said, "The reason why elder brother can worship Master Xuandu as his teacher is because elder brother will not be in the court in the future, but will be in the village." Is it wild?"

Uncle Huo immediately got up and went to Ji Fa to speak for Bo Yikao: "The eldest brother is the eldest son, the young master, and the future master of Xiqi. Even if he practices cultivation, he will definitely be in court. Second brother~ you just talk to us honestly." Same, as long as you assist the eldest brother. If you can be the young master, then I can be too, and all the brothers can be."

As soon as the words fell, Jiang Ziya pushed Ji Fa away to stop Uncle Huo's bleeding.

When Uncle Huo and Ji Fa were talking just now, they deliberately hugged Ji Fa's shoulders. They were brothers from the same mother, and no one cared if they moved closer.In the end, Ji Fa actually pulled out the knife from his sleeve and slammed it into Uncle Huo's belly. Was it just because Uncle Huo spoke for Boyi Kao, or did he belittle Ji Fa?
Everyone at the banquet turned pale with shock, those who saved people saved others, those who accused them accused, Bo Yikao reacted quickly, and ordered Ji Fa to be put in prison before Ji Chang could speak.Ji Chang's face was as heavy as iron, but he had nothing to say. Ji Fazhong killed his younger brother, which is punishable by the law under his rule.

Uncle Huo was not rescued after all, he was just an ordinary human race, he was stabbed by a dagger, and he was useless without a panacea.Jiang Ziya naturally didn't have a panacea that he could take out to save people casually, so Uncle Huo could only die slowly in Bo Yi Kao's arms.

The ministers and princes were divided into two factions to debate Ji Fa's punishment. Most of them believed that Ji Fa must die, and most of them were princes who had entered the court.A small number of people think that Ji Fa is drunk because of impulse and should save his life. Most of them are ministers of the court and central government, and they are all Ji Chang's confidantes.

Ji Chang also hated Ji Fa for not making progress. When the two factions were in a stalemate, he went to the prison alone and chatted with Ji Fa for a long time. When he finally came out, his eyes were red and swollen, his body was hunched over, and he looked even older.

After leaving the prison, Ji Chang went to see Bo Yikao, and Bo Yikao was also devastated by this matter. The moment he saw Ji Chang, he guessed that Ji Chang came for Ji Fa.Although he was dissatisfied, Bo Yikao decided to follow Ji Chang's wishes, after all, Ji Chang was already so old.

"Greetings to my father, did my father come here for the sake of my second brother?" Bo Yikao saluted Ji Chang and helped Ji Chang onto a chair.

(End of this chapter)