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I saw a few chaffinches on the road, but I didn¡¯t dare to hunt them.
There are clear regulations in the Tang Dynasty that it is forbidden to hunt chaffinches. Even if they are caught, they must be released immediately. The Shulu of the Tang Dynasty once said: Those who hurt the chaffinches have sixty sticks. Since the chaffinches have the surname of the emperor, it is forbidden to kill them.
After walking for a while, suddenly there were faint exclamations and shouts from the front, as if they had encountered some big prey.
Concubine Cui glanced at Fu Minghua, and the spy from the front came back to reply, a little excited and nervous:
"The emperor encountered a group of black-faced men!"
Concubine Cui did not hesitate and turned to look at Fu Minghua:
"We are going too."
Although she is not favored, she can still figure out the emperor's heart.
Encountered a herd of wild boars. There were many guards around Emperor Jia'an, so I thought nothing could happen. However, if he knew that he and others were in danger and turned around, Emperor Jia'an would surely bear a grudge.
Fu Minghua also thought of this, nodded, and both of them rode forward and walked through the forest.
After leaving the forest, there was a slope in front. At this time, a group of black-faced men were running rampant, and arrows were flying in the field.
The courtiers gathered around Emperor Jia'an, and even Du Xuanzhen and other civil servants had serious faces.
When Concubine Cui came out, she saw Yan Zhui following Emperor Jia'an. Yan Ji was seeing such a scene for the first time, but he was not afraid at all. Instead, he ran around in excitement.
Seeing this scene, Concubine Cui¡¯s heart was in her throat, but Yan Ji was a newborn calf and was not afraid of tigers.
The sword has no eyes, Rong Tuying, Yan Xin and others were on the scene. The guards surrounded some of the wild boars, but some still rushed towards Emperor Jia'an and others.
No one expected that they would encounter so many pigs here. The officials supported Emperor Jia'an and backed away.
Yan Ji was also protected among them and retreated.
But for some reason, Prince Zhongxin¡¯s horse seemed to be frightened. Yan Ji happened to be beside him, and the horse suddenly went crazy and hit Yan Ji.
He was not prepared for this at all. He tilted his body and almost fell under the horse's back.
Not only that, several boars with ferocious temperaments and ferocious tusks rushed up.
Three of them rushed towards Emperor Jia'an, and one rushed towards Yan Ji.
He had just escaped from the surrounding guards because he was knocked away by Prince Zhongxin.
Fortunately, his feet were in the stirrups, and he stabilized his figure without falling to the ground. Concubine Cui almost raised her throat in one breath, and before she could breathe a sigh of relief, the next moment Yan Xin raised the bow and arrow in his hand, and drew the bow. Nocking the arrow, the arrow went straight in the direction of Yan Ji's horse.
Arrows were flying randomly in the field. Who knows where the arrow that hit Yan Ji's horse came from?
He himself ¡®ran into chaos¡¯ and was easily injured when he ran into the formation.
Yan Xin had a smug and cunning smile on his face, because everyone's back was turned to her, and the people behind him couldn't see the expression on his face.
Only Yan Ji's horse was hit by an arrow and fell down with a cry. As Yan Ji followed the horse to the ground, he happened to catch the look on Yan Xin's face.
The next moment, Concubine Cui screamed in pain:
"Ji'er!"
If the horse falls like this, he may be injured.
The courtiers supported Emperor Jia'an and retreated step by step. Yan Zhui was guarding Emperor Jia'an. Seeing Yan Ji fall, he glanced at Prince Zhongxin who was standing aside. He didn't have time to find Yan Xin's bad luck. He touched the back of his waist with one hand and caught Yan Xin. He took out a dagger and threw it towards Yan Ji who was not far away.
With the random arrows flying just now, Yan Xin probably thought that no one saw his movements. Everyone was stunned by this turn of events. A fierce boar rushed towards Yan Ji with its tusks sticking out.
When Concubine Cui on the other side saw this scene, her eyes were splitting, and she wished she could stand in front of her son.
Three black-faced men rushed in front of Emperor Jia'an. Bows and arrows were naturally useless at this time. The wild boar's eyes were red, and it was obvious that it had gone crazy.
Prince Zhongxin deliberately slowed down his steps, and a group of military generals lured a pig away.
But out of nowhere, a guard came flying towards us, with a pig chasing after him.
Everyone¡¯s expressions changed again, and the civil servants also jumped off their horses. Rong Tuying, who was beside Emperor Jia¡¯an, glanced at Yan Xin with an undisguised hint in his eyes.
This is a good time to show your loyalty to Emperor Jia'an. If you don't step forward to protect him now, then when will you wait?
Not far away, Concubine Rong, Princess Yunyang and others from the other side of the forest heard the news and came over. Concubine Rong saw Emperor Jia'an retreating steadily under the protection of everyone. Yan Xin even rode a horse and hid behind Emperor Jia'an.
She could hardly lift it up in one breath, so she shouted loudly:
"Xin'er, escort me!"
When Concubine Rong said this, she was naturally confident in her son's safety.
Under such circumstances, she and Rong Tuying made the same decision. If it came to pass, it would be of infinite benefit to Yan Xin in the future.
And Yan Xin is safe and sound, not because of anything else but because Prince Zhongxin is present!
Rong Tuying has cooperated with Prince Zhongxin earlier. As long as Yan Xin behaves, Prince Zhongxin will definitely save his life.
However, Concubine Rong and Rong Tuying had arranged everything, and everything was fine. They were waiting for Yan Xin to take action. However, Yan Xin showed a timid look on his face. When he saw the ferocious look of the black-faced man, he hesitated to move forward. How could he dare to do anything? Action, blocking in front of Emperor Jia'an?
The next moment, Guo Ying, the eldest son of Guo Jiuzhong of Prince Youyang and the central governor of Liaoyang, looked at the wild boar rushing towards him, his iron tower-like figure standing in front of Emperor Jia'an.
His legitimate son Guo Han also rode towards the wild boar on horseback and hit the wild boar heavily.
And Yan Zhui threw away the bow and arrow, jumped off the horse, and raised the machete hanging beside the horse. When the knife was raised, a cold light flashed, and the next moment the knife fell down, hitting the black-faced man on the head and neck.
Blood spilled everywhere, Guo Ying couldn't avoid it, pig blood sprayed all over his head and face.
Yan Zhui chopped off the wild boar's head with this strike, leaving only the flesh and skin connected. The pig's body still relied on instinct to rush forward, and after hitting Guo Ying's body heavily, it fell down with a bang. Come down.
The layer of skin was torn apart, and the pig's head rolled twice on the ground. Blood was still gushing out from the broken neck.
Everyone was shocked to see this scene, and they were extremely surprised.
We had known that the King of Qin was brave, but we had only heard about it. This was the first time that the ministers saw it with their own eyes. The shock was not comparable to what they heard about the ability of Yan Zhui Zhan.
Prince Zhongxin narrowed his eyes, as if he thought of something, and turned his head to exchange a thoughtful look with Rong Tuying. Their eyes flickered, and then they turned their heads away.
Emperor Jia'an's eyes showed pride. The next moment, Yan Zhui raised the curled knife again and chopped the other wild boar to death. Blood spattered everywhere. The wild boar's huge body fell heavily to the ground. This fierce battle was approaching Emperor Jia'an. The riot just stopped.
At this moment, Yan Ji was suppressed by the boar. He fell off the horse, but his legs were stuck in the stirrups. The horse was only injured, not dead, and was still struggling to hide. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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