It's hard to love a concubine

Chapter 646

Spring always comes very late at Yumen Pass, so the Kyoto side has already changed into thin shirts, but Yumen Pass is still wearing autumn clothes. The first time Wu Quan saw Qi Jinxuan happened to be windy and sandy, and it was a bit cold spring. His father took him to meet Qi Wu, who was guarding Yumen Pass. He was a fierce general who was frightened by the Tata tribe outside the pass. He guarded Yumen Pass for Daqi for 20 years.

The garrison mansion is very large, and its layout is similar to that of Kyoto. When you enter the back garden, you will see small bridges and flowing water. The scenery of the south of the Yangtze River with pavilions and pavilions makes Wu Quan feel like returning to Kyoto.

Qi Wu asked the housekeeper to welcome his father, saying that he was teaching the children martial arts in the martial arts field. The Qi family's martial arts are very famous, but they have never been rumored. Now it is a great gift for Wu Quan and his father, Wu Jia Dalang, to go there together. face off.

When Wu Quan passed by, he saw a young man dancing with a sword. The sword in green clothes was as soft as the wind and as sharp as a knife. Against the backdrop of the half-opened plum blossom buds, it was as pleasing to the eye as a painting.

When his father was exchanging greetings with Qi Wu, the boy stopped, winked at him, and said, "I see that the sword in your hand is not a common thing, how about it? Let's discuss it?"

Wu Quan was young at that time, and he had practiced martial arts with his master for many years. He wanted to find someone to try his skills. Being a guest again, he was a little hesitant. The boy smiled and raised his eyebrows and said, "Hey, are you afraid? I know you are a coward!"

The young man has a good face, with curved willow-leaf eyebrows, bright eyes, and red lips that look like the half-opened plum blossoms behind him, as beautiful as a girl.

After all, Wu Quan was still young and couldn't stand the excitement, so he quickly drew his sword and rushed over, waiting for Wu Quan's father and Qi Wu to finish their greetings, and when he was about to return to the hall for tea, he saw Two little ones are competing.

Qi Wu smiled, obviously liked this scene very much, and said to Wu Quan's father who was very uneasy, "Children just want to compete more, so that they won't be stage fright in front of the enemy."

Wu Quan's talent in martial arts is very high. His master is a well-known master in the world. At the beginning, he just accepted the job because of Qian, thinking that he could use the money to fool him. Later, he really liked Wu Quan. He imparted all his unique knowledge, and this famous Langyue was also a gift from his master.

Although the young man's movements were dexterous, but his martial arts were similar, after all, he was more than a word of strength. After a long time, the young man's movements slowed down. The young brothers beside him were very anxious, and they each offered their own ideas for the younger brother. Personally, I was very cheeky to remind the boy.

Wu Quan was very disdainful in his heart, and felt that the children of the Qi family were not upright, but with such tricks, the sword skills in his hands became faster and faster.

But after a few rounds, Wu Quan was about to restrain the young man with a long rainbow hitting the waves. The young man resisted with his sword in a hurry, but he forgot that Wu Quan was holding a long moon sword that cut iron like mud. With a bang, Wu Quan directly chopped off the boy's sword, and the sharp sword moved towards the boy's neck again.

At this critical moment, Wu Quan withdrew his sword abruptly, and the boy turned to avoid it, but in the end, Langyue's sword touched the boy's temples, and the hairband was cut into two sections, and his head was jet-black. The thread of love also slipped down and spread over the young man's shoulders.

(End of this chapter)