The eldest princess is obsessed with rebellion, but there are six male protagonists

Things smell good from a distance but stink up close. This saying is always true, including in the business of banditry.

The territories of the Second in Command and the Jin in Command were too close to each other, so there were often frictions. For example, when they were robbing, if they came across a fat sheep and passed between the two territories, it was common for the two sides to fight over the fat sheep.

Therefore, the relationship between the two sides has always been bad, but today, Mr. Jin dared to come to his territory with a dozen people. The second in command still admired his courage and even asked Baiguo to serve Mr. Jin a cup of tea.

The tea was good, but Mr. Jin was in a hurry and didn't drink it. I don't know whether he was afraid to drink it or was too anxious to drink it.

Jin Dangjia also took out a letter of amnesty and spread it out for the second in command to read. As he walked towards the second in command, he said:

"Second in command, we can't keep fighting each other like this. Look, the court paid me 10,000 taels of silver to buy your head, and there's a high position and generous salary in the future. This is obviously to divide us and make us fight among ourselves. We have to unite..."

Without any warning, the second in command suddenly pulled out the long sword at his hand and stabbed Jin through it. Blood flowed from Jin's mouth, and the letter of amnesty in his left hand fell to the ground. His right hand, which was taking a dagger from his arms, was revealed.

The second in command acted too quickly. Before the people led by Jin could react, he killed them one by one with one step. He kicked Jin away and killed three people in a row. The long sword in his hand was as powerful as a shadow.

Baiguo hid under the table, looking at the sword shadow, and suddenly remembered, yes!

She had seen this swordsmanship before, in the Princess's Mansion!

The second in command had a competition with Commander Xie at the Princess's Mansion!

No wonder she felt familiar with him. No wonder she felt that the Second in Command sometimes had some problems like a young master from an aristocratic family. He was very picky about things and could even tell that the water was overboiled when he drank tea. The tea was overcooked. She knew who the Second in Command was!

The Second Master fought ten people alone and quickly dealt with the people brought by the Master Jin. He wiped the blood off the sword in his hand with a handkerchief and said with a smile:

"You can't even act like one, you can't even drink my tea, and you still dare to talk about cooperation, you idiot."

Bai Guo crawled out from under the table, and the second in command glanced at her:

"You are quite brave. You are no longer needed here. Go back."

Bai Guo nodded silently, and the second in command ignored her and walked out of the door towards the conference room.

Bai Guo hurried to look for Old Man Qian. As soon as he found him, before he had time to say anything, all the bandits on the mountain came out and ran down the mountain in a large number.

Someone called out to Old Man Qian:

"Old Qian, hurry up and follow us. The Second Chief has asked you to be a scout. While the Chief Jin is dead, let's go and take over his mountain!"

Old Man Qian always maintained his character and ran after the bandits, saying to Bai Guo as he ran:

"Stay here and don't run around. I'm going to go earn the money to redeem ourselves."

Baiguo returned to the accounting office again because the bandits were going to do something big and even the people in the accounting office ran to watch the fun.

Bai Guo was holding the account book and was worried about how to pass the news to the princess. Then a familiar voice came:

"Enter the account."

When Bai Guo heard the voice, she almost jumped up from the ground. She looked at the completely unfamiliar face in front of her, but she felt like she had met a relative and was about to cry on the spot.

Wutong, who had disguised himself as a bandit, looked around and said softly:

"I thought you would improve this time, but sure enough you lost it again."

Bai Guo didn't have time to argue with Wu Tong, and took advantage of the fact that no one was around and said:

"The second in command is the son of Yang Ge's family! He is the best at swordsmanship. Quickly send the message to the princess!"

……

Since he had met with the officials in the capital and had done most of the preparation, Su Fengyi made another modification to his daily routine.

She cancelled the daily routine of meeting with a large number of officials in the afternoon and started the morning court session that had been abandoned for many years in the Great Mu Dynasty.

So her daily routine became: attending court in the morning, reviewing memorials in the afternoon, and occasionally summoning officials.

And it seemed that because he took the initiative to come out of the cage she set up on that rainy day, Lu Hong seemed to have untied the knot in his heart and asked Su Fengyi to return to the Imperial Guards.

It was a good thing for Su Fengyi that Lu Hong was willing to take charge of the Imperial Guards again. After all, her personal safety was in the hands of others, and she could not feel more at ease than in Lu Hong's hands.

But she did not agree immediately, but said to him very seriously:

"Lu Hong, you know, one day, he and I will go to war. This is the path I chose, and it's the path I chose for you, not you. Can you wait a little longer?"

The day when she would fight to the death with her own brother, and the pain of severing the closest blood relationship in the world with her own hands, was an inevitable question that she could not escape when she chose the throne.

She should bear this kind of pain by herself. There is no need for Lu Hong to suffer the same pain as her.

Lu Hong, who always obeyed orders, said no this time. He took her hand, pressed it against his chest, and said:

"It hurts, together."

Okay, let’s do it together.

Lu Hong returned to the Imperial Guards but did not move out of the Palace of Tranquil Longevity.

During this peaceful and stable time, Su Fengyi was very puzzled by the actions of King Pingliang.

It had been so long since Prince Pingliang became the emperor, but he did not immediately issue a manifesto to denounce her. Instead, there was no sound at all.

It couldn't be that the emperor had been killed by him accidentally, so he had no cards left, right?

Soon Su Fengyi found out the reason. She received a secret letter from Jinyiwei:

The second in command of the largest bandit leader in Shaanxi and Gansu is Yang Boyi, the great-grandson of Yang Ge Lao who disappeared three years ago.

It’s Su Fengyi’s, an old friend.