After traveling through time, I became a thorn in the eyes of the sickly prince

"Ah," the Sixth Princess screamed and covered her chest in fear. Her head seemed to be stuffed with cotton.

"You are going too far!" An Cheng'en couldn't bear it any longer and rushed over with his sword drawn.

A general from Huainan stopped An Chengen and said, "Do you want to go to war with our Huainan country? What's wrong with a couple wanting to have their wedding night outside?"

"Hahaha, hahaha" the soldiers laughed wildly again.

Shi Yong of Jingchuan pressed the Sixth Princess onto the snow again, "Today, I, the prince, will use the sky as my blanket and the ground as my mattress, and spend my wedding night with you!"

"Ah, help, brother, help!" The Sixth Princess screamed loudly, her voice was extremely sharp.

"Bridal chamber, bridal chamber!" the soldiers of Huainan Kingdom shouted loudly.

An Chengen was so angry that his blood boiled and he started fighting with the general.

Next came Lord Wang and the soldiers who were escorting the bride. They all drew their swords. No one wanted to lose their heads, but they could not justify the princess being humiliated in public.

The generals of Huainan State drew their swords and surrounded the Great Xia State's marriage team.

"Fighting, eh? Come on, who's afraid of who?"

The scene was tense, with shouts and sounds of fighting.

An Cheng'en killed the general, raised his sword and stabbed straight at the lustful Shi Yong of Jingchuan.

Feeling a hint of cold light, Shi Yong of Jingchuan rolled over to avoid An Chengen's sword.

An Chengen helped the Sixth Princess up, "Don't be afraid, Princess. At worst, Big Brother's life will be left here."

The Sixth Princess trembled as she tried to pick up her skirt from the ground.

But before she could reach her hand, her skirt was kicked away by Shi Yong of Jingchuan.

Then there was the flashing of swords and sabers.

The dozen or so generals from Daxia who came to escort the bride killed the soldiers in front of them, forced the Shi Yong of Jingchuan to retreat, and escorted the Sixth Princess out of the military camp.

Those civil servants, maids and servants who had no martial arts skills were chopped to pieces like watermelons.

For a moment, the sounds of crying and shouting were heard, without any pity, only the fleeting unwillingness and ecstasy!!!

When they retreated to a tent, An Cheng'en thought quickly and stuffed the Sixth Princess into the tent. He also killed two soldiers from Huainan and dragged them into the tent.

The generals of Daxia all knew what An Chengen was going to do, and they fought desperately to resist the charging soldiers.

After a while, An Chengen took the Sixth Princess and mixed in with the soldiers of Huainan Kingdom and disappeared.

Lord Wang, who was lying in a pool of blood, glanced at the chaotic scene and shouted towards Cangzhou.

"Your Majesty, I have tried my best!" After saying this, he spat out a mouthful of blood and died.

That bright red was extremely eye-catching on the snow, marking the end of a person's life, and also foreshadowing the complete break between Daxia and Huainan Kingdom!!!

Half an hour later, the melee ended and news came that the bodies of An Chengen and the Sixth Princess were not found. Jingchuan Shi Yong's eyes were red and he roared angrily, "Go find them and bring the princess back alive!"

The general left immediately.

An Chengen took advantage of the chaos and ran towards the city of Cangzhou with the sixth princess in his arms.

A group of Huainan soldiers were chasing after him.

"Catch him, don't let them get away!"

"If we capture the Princess of Daxia, the Crown Prince will surely reward us greatly."

Another volley of arrows came. An Chengen put the Sixth Princess on the ground and flicked the arrows.

"Sixth Princess, run, run forward, Zi Li is on the city wall of Cangzhou!!!"

The Sixth Princess rolled her eyes and crawled forward expressionlessly.

An Chengen's movements in removing the arrow feathers became slower and slower, and he was hit by several arrow feathers.

The Sixth Princess was so frightened that she was at a loss and crawled forward using her hands and feet.

Looking at the Sixth Princess's slow movements, An Cheng'en became anxious and finally couldn't hold on anymore and fell to the snow.

At this critical moment, a rain of arrows shot over, and Mu Zili rushed over with a group of soldiers.

The two were carried back to Cangzhou City.

Mu Zili looked at An Chengen, who was covered in blood, and shouted anxiously,

"Go, call Doctor Rong!"

"Yes, General," the soldier responded and left.

"Princess, how could this happen?" Mu Zili looked at the Sixth Princess inquiringly and found that she had lost a lot of weight, her face was pale, and her eyes were out of focus. She seemed to be frightened, and one hand was tightly grasping An Chengen's big hand.

"Princess?" Mu Zili raised his big hand and shook it, but the princess still did not respond.

"What's wrong with you?" Mu Zili's eyes turned red. This girl was usually lively and cute, but she was scared like this less than two hours after the marriage.

Rongshan walked in quickly with a medicine box on his back, followed by General Youmu's deputy general.

"Isn't it a marriage of peace? How could this happen?" Rong Shan put down the medicine box and looked at An Chengen who was covered in blood.

General Mu frowned slightly and looked at his deputy general Meng Liang.

"Send a letter to the emperor as fast as you can, reporting the situation here. Also, ask the emperor to send troops to support Cangzhou. Those Huainan people will not give up!"

A soldier ran in.

"General, it's bad. Shi Yong from Jingchuan has come to the city gate, asking for the Sixth Princess!!!"

"They lost the person, why did they come to my Great Xia to ask for him?" Mu Zili said angrily.

General Mu strode out of the barracks and said, "Go and bring out the Zhuge Crossbow. I want them to see our new weapon!"

"Yes, grandpa, this new weapon can't control the situation. Zili has more powerful ones!" The black ball bombs that had just been made flashed through his mind, and he wanted to try out their power today.

Rong Shan opened An Chengen's armor and saw the bright red undercoat and three arrow feathers. He couldn't help but frown. Fortunately, the young doctor An Xin taught him the suturing technique, so it was finally okay.

When he was about to take off his sleeves, he encountered resistance and looked at An Chengen's hand.

"Princess, can you let Captain An go?" The Sixth Princess did not respond. Instead, she lay beside An Cheng'en, staring at the roof.

Rong Shan frowned slightly. The princess was used to a life of luxury, and she must be terrified after suddenly experiencing such a brutal killing.

When the Sixth Princess saw Rongshan using a knife to dig out the arrow feathers on An Chengen's chest, she suddenly screamed, rushed forward and tried to push the knife out of Rongshan's hand.

"Take the princess away!" Rong Shan said anxiously.

Two soldiers came up, pulled the Sixth Princess off the bed, and asked her to stand by and watch.

Outside the city wall of Pingcheng.

More and more soldiers from the Huainan State gathered, cursing and saying that the Princess of Daxia was unfaithful to her husband and eloped with a man.

Shi Yong of Jingchuan rode on his horse, looking at General Mu Lao on the city wall with burning eyes.

General Mu stroked his beard and said loudly:

"My eldest prince, today you are going to marry my Princess Daxia, and now you have sent people to scold me. What's the meaning of this?" A powerful voice said.

"Stop pretending to be confused. The Sixth Princess and An Chengen have fled back to the city. Hand over the Sixth Princess, otherwise my Huainan Kingdom will definitely attack Daxia!!!"

Mu Zili shouted angrily,

"You're talking nonsense. We sent the princess to marry the foreign princess, so how could we hide the princess secretly and break off the engagement?" These bastards killed the official in charge of the marriage and hurt their two good friends so badly, yet they still wanted to get more than they deserved.