Dijun, your bride ran away again

Chapter 925 That's Not Necessary
Ye Mingjue looked down at the chessboard. Heizi had already won the game obviously, but because of his furious slap just now, the chess piece shifted.

Right now, Baizi has the upper hand, Heizi is defeated, and the universe is turned upside down in an instant.

He was so angry that he gritted his teeth and said, "You rascal."

Xi Ze shrugged: "It's because you can't control your emotions, lost the game, what does it have to do with me?"

"you……"

Ye Mingjue was left speechless by his refutation, it was indeed difficult for him to control his emotions in front of Xize.

No, it should be said that he would lose control of anything involving Xiao Ning'er.

He took a deep breath, suppressed the anger in his heart, and looked at Xi Ze with gloomy eyes.

Xi Ze raised his eyes and cast a glance at him, revealing his thoughts: "Want to try my kung fu? Then come and see if you have the ability to kill me?"

As he said that, he slammed the table, and with a wave of his sleeve, the chess pieces on the table attacked Ye Mingjue one after another.

Ye Mingjue reacted quickly, concentrated his internal force on the palm of his hand and struck head-on, and all the chess pieces flying towards him turned into powder and scattered in the air.

Xi Ze went up against the wind, and against him, he still did not forget to say: "This is a Hanbailiang jade chess piece bestowed by the emperor, it is worth thousands of gold, remember to pay me back."

"..."

Ye Ming's teeth were itching, and his strikes became more and more serious, wishing he could slap this old stick to death, but Xi Ze's tricks were too weird, he didn't even have a chance to get close.

No wonder Concubine Xian sent so many masters, but none of them could touch a single hair of Xi Ze.

This person is not human at all, how could he have the chance to kill him?
The more he thought about it, the more confused Ye Mingjue became.

Unable to help Xi Ze, he sprinkled his anger on the pavilions and pavilions all over the yard, and not long after, a good garden was destroyed in sevens and eights.

Xi Ze didn't feel bad either, it's just that Ye Ming destroyed a place, so he quoted the price once.

Ye Mingjue finally stopped until there was nothing left to destroy.

Xi Ze said, "The total is 750 taels. If you get rid of the change and make a discount, I will accept 2 taels from you."

The corner of Ye Mingjue's lips twitched, he finally understood that Xi Ze was trying to annoy him.

Xi Ze clicked his tongue twice, stretched out his hand to straighten his sleeves calmly and calmly: "I am trying to anger you, but it's a pity that you understand too late."

"..."

Ye Mingjue felt that if he stayed any longer, he would vomit blood and die in anger.

He waved his sleeves and turned around to leave, but he heard Xize behind him asking, "You don't want to know Chu Xiwen's secret?"

He stopped in his tracks, only to remember that he came to Xize not only to question his intentions, but also because of Chu Xiwen.

It's just that he was so angry that he completely forgot about it.

Xi Ze saw Ye Mingjue turned around, but his face was still stinky, he sneered and said contemptuously: "Such a bad temper, there is nothing good about you, I really don't know why that woman likes you? "

Not as good-looking as him, not as good-tempered as him, not as capable as him, not as noble as him, that woman probably fell in love with Ye Mingjue because of her poor eyesight.

Ye Mingjue frowned, the originally gloomy face suddenly dissipated, and a thin smile appeared on his thin lips: "Even if I am worthless, she will still like me, which is beyond your reach."

When Xi Ze was touched by him, he felt as if someone had stabbed him in the heart. No matter how good he was, if that woman didn't love him, he would have already lost.

He slowly raised his head, looked at Ye Mingjue's haughty face, and chuckled lightly: "That's not necessarily the case."

　Hahaha, I really like the fight between these two, why should a man make it difficult for a man. .

　　
　
(End of this chapter)