Rebirth as Princess Jin again

Su Lian was confused. She no longer cared what Su Ying meant when she said these words. She only knew that Su Ying wanted to burn her to death.

She begged: "Sister, I was wrong. I beg you, sister, please forgive me. I will listen to you from now on. Sister, please forgive me!"

Su Ying closed her eyes, and the heart-wrenching scene from her past life flashed through her eyes: "It's too late!"

She strolled out, and inside the house, the candle flame fell on top of the pile of firewood and burned instantly.

Su Lian collapsed on the ground, unable to move. She could only cry out for help with the handkerchief in her mouth.

Mu Lin saw her coming out and said softly: "Princess, are you okay?"

Su Ying said calmly: "I'm fine. How is the situation outside?"

Mu Lin respectfully replied: "Everything is as the princess expected. The emperor has not been in court for three days."

"The prince is presiding over the government and said that the emperor is seriously ill and needs to recuperate. Now the palace has been heavily controlled by the prince."

"Is there any news about the prince?" Su Ying asked.

Mu Lin paused for a moment and replied: "The prince went to rescue the third young master, but there is no news back yet."

Su Ying looked at the dark night sky and said quietly: "I hope Taoist Master Qingshan can arrive in time!"

In his previous life, Situ Jin was attacked by a sneak attack on his way back to Beijing and died tragically.

Su Ying did not expect that Prince Su had another plan. She could only send people to Qingshan Temple to plead with Taoist Master Qingshan to save Situ Jin's life.

And just as Su Ying expected, Prince Su sent people to ambush Situ Jin thirty kilometers away from Qingshan Temple.

The opponent had a large number of people, but in order not to disturb Fang Chong, Situ Jin successfully rescued Su Yao with only a dozen secret guards around him.

Seeing that the opponent's men and horses were several times larger than his own, no one around Situ Jin flinched.

This road is the only way to the capital. If Situ Jin hadn't rushed back to the capital, he wouldn't have been stopped at all.

The horses under their crotches were exhausted from running all night.

But at this time, God was unfavorable, and the thunder poured down accompanied by heavy rain, and the land beneath him suddenly became muddy.

The opponent relied on the large number of people and was not in a hurry to take action, so they adopted tactics that consumed physical strength.

Wave after wave of people came up, even Situ Jin, who was highly skilled in martial arts, and the speed of swinging his sword became slower and slower.

Su Yao was young after all, and soon he couldn't hold on any longer. Situ Jin and the secret guards surrounded him tightly.

Muying wiped the rain off his face and said, "Your Majesty, your subordinates are risking their lives to get you and the Third Young Master out. You should run away quickly."

Su Yao said loudly: "Let's go together. I can't leave you to run for your lives."

Situ Jin patted Su Yao on the shoulder and said, "I'll send you out in a minute. You get on your horse and go move the reinforcements. This place is not far from Qingshan Temple. Only after the reinforcements come back can we be rescued."

Su Yao was silent for a moment and said with tears in his eyes: "I will definitely bring someone to save you!"

The opponent's attack came again, more violent than the last time. They had already seen that the strength of Situ Jin's men and horses had reached the limit.

The shadows of swords flew in the rain, and every violent collision between the swords would take away one life after another. Blood splashed in the rain, alluring and ruthless.

More than a dozen people, using their last strength, fought their way out of the rain stained with blood. Situ Jin picked up Su Yao and threw him onto the horse. He slashed the horse's butt with all his strength with the knife in his hand, causing the horse to suffer pain. He picked up his hooves and ran outside.

The other party did not expect that in their desperate fight, only one person was lost. Seeing that Situ Jin was still at the scene, no one went after him.

The bloody path that had been fought was quickly blocked, and Situ Jin and others, who were surrounded, were at the end of their efforts.

Those people were not in a hurry to take action. Instead, they laughed and said, "I thought that despite how powerful King Jin was, he would still die in our hands."

Situ Jin glanced at the person in front of him and said coldly: "I am only made of flesh and blood, so naturally I am afraid that this sword will be ruthless, but it is not my turn to be humiliated by an ignorant villain like you."

Before he finished speaking, the whip at his waist was already in his hand, and soon it fell ruthlessly on the opponent's shoulder through the many figures.

The other party couldn't avoid it and was whipped hard on the shoulder, with traces of blood oozing from his cheek.

He stared at the surrounded Situ Jin fiercely: "Kill him and take his head to the capital to receive the reward."

However, when the man arrived in front of Situ Jin and looked at those bloodthirsty eyes through the rain curtain, his hands still shook.

It was this moment that gave Situ Jin a chance to survive, and he thrust his knife into the man's chest without mercy.

The people around him were stunned for a moment, but after thinking of their master's instructions, they quickly picked up their swords again and joined the battle.

Prince Su's people thought they were sure of victory. Just when they were proud, they heard the sound of horse hooves galloping behind them.

Everyone turned around, and Su Yao's figure appeared in front of them again.

When the leader of the other party saw that the person coming was Su Yao, he smiled and said, "Look, he ran away and came back. He really came here to die."

Su Yao sat on the horse, suddenly grinned, and said sadly: "I'm here to give you a ride."

The man thought Su Yao was talking about Situ Jin, and a hint of a smile appeared on his lips: "You're not sending them off, are you trying to die with them?"

Su Yao stared at them without saying a word, and suddenly burst into laughter. This made the other party confused and felt that he was being looked down upon. He said angrily:

"why are you laughing?"

"I laughed at you for being happy too early." Su Yao's clothes were torn and he looked extremely embarrassed, but the other party did not dare to look down upon him.

"What do you mean?"

"I finally escaped. How could I come back easily if I wasn't completely sure?"

After hearing his words, Situ Jin also smiled.

The other party was suspicious, and everyone started to look around, but the surroundings were pitch black and they couldn't see clearly at all.

Seeing that there was no movement around, the man sneered:

"Humph, you just want to deceive us and delay time. It's a pity. You talk so nicely. What's fake is just fake."

"Come here, drag that man off the horse and chop him to death with a knife."

Seeing this, the soldiers around him rushed forward and slashed at Su Yao with a knife.

"Tsk!" Suddenly a sharp arrow shot through the heavy rain curtain and hit the soldiers. The sound of the rain was so loud that no one present noticed it.

The arrow shot straight into the soldier's face, and he fell down with his eyes open.

Only then did the other party know that Su Yao's words were not a bluff.

They were immediately ready to fight, but they hadn't seen the enemy's direction clearly yet.

Arrows came from all directions like a curtain of rain, but within a moment, the people around him fell down layer by layer.

The situation reversed rapidly. Seeing the situation, the people around Situ Jin swung the swords in their hands more and more frequently.

Taoist Master Qingshan appeared in front of Situ Jin with his disciples in the mountain. He waved his sword and said to Situ Jin:

"Your Majesty, there are horses over there. I will block them here. You can take them back to the capital first."

Situ Jin got rid of the soldiers surrounding him and said loudly: "Thank you very much!"

He got on his horse with the remaining secret guards, faced the heavy rain, and ran towards the capital.