Red Dust Daqian

Li Xiaoji, the eldest son of the King of Chu, was a big man but he was not brave. After being frightened, he fell to the ground. After a while, the eldest son of the King of Chu gradually understood what was going on and calmed down.

At this time, Xiangcao was holding a long sword and confronting the guards. Against the backdrop of the setting sun, she looked particularly heroic. Li Xiaoji, who was looking up, was deeply attracted by Xiangcao's heroic spirit under the afterglow of the setting sun. Xiangcao and Shen Qianrou were one heroic and free-spirited, the other gentle and beautiful, each with their own charm.

How could he be so humiliated in front of two beauties? Li Xiaoji quickly jumped up and pretended to be suave as if nothing had happened. Li Xiaoji stopped the evil servant from barking and pretended to be generous, saying: This prince has always been magnanimous. If you want me to forgive you, you can. Just let this little nun accompany me to drink a few glasses of water and wine.

As he spoke, he took out a cup of water and wood wine and handed it to Xiangcao, looking like he would not accept rejection. After all, the other party was the prince, and Xiangcao also wanted to make a big deal out of a small matter, so she took the water and wine and drank it in one breath.

However, Li Xiaoji was too aggressive and insisted that Xiangcao's way of drinking was not what he wanted, and insisted on drinking a cup of wine with Xiangcao. Zhou Sen couldn't stand it, because Xiangcao was his favorite wife, and the eldest son of the King of Chu couldn't bully her.

Zhou Sen stopped pretending to be drunk and stood up, angrily saying to Li Xiaoji: "My Lord, this is not the way to treat guests. Although we are commoners, we are also guests invited by the Chu Palace. Are you bullying us like this? Aren't you afraid that the guests will be disappointed?"

Zhou Sen was completely furious. When he confronted Li Xiaoji, he had already prepared the drugs in his hand. Once he started, he could knock everyone unconscious, hold the eldest prince hostage, and escape from the Chu Palace. Even if he risked his life, he would not let Xiangcao and Shen Qianrou be bullied. Although the drugs were limited, they were more than enough to deal with the eldest prince of Chu.

Seeing that Li Xiaoji was speechless for a moment, Li Xiaoji's evil servant argued: "Niubizi, are you also a guest? At best, you are just at the same level as the actors who came to perform in the Chu Palace. You are not worthy of being a guest. As a servant, you have to do whatever the eldest prince tells you to do."

Zhou Sen angrily cursed: "You little slaves, you look down on us. Then we'll just leave, and we won't join in the fun at the Prince Chu's mansion."

As he spoke, he pulled Xiangcao and Shen Qianrou and walked out of the Hundred Flowers Garden. However, the people from the Prince of Chu's Mansion refused to give in, and many guards directly blocked Zhou Sen and Xiangcao's way.

Zhou Sen took out the sleeping pills and prepared to kill Isaac.

It happened that at this time, Hanlin University Scholar Fang Xueru hurried over and shouted from a distance: "Little brother Zhang, so you are here. We, a group of old men, are waiting for you to toast. Why don't you want to drink with us?"

Fang Xueru was talking, and then he gestured to Li Xiaoji, thinking that Li Xiaoji would give him, his teacher, face, so he pulled Zhou Sen towards the banquet.

But Li Xiaoji didn't take Fang Daxueshi seriously at all. He stopped Fang Xueru arrogantly and said: Fang Daxueshi, this is Jiangxia Prefecture, not Kyoto, and there is no such thing as your brother. This bull nose, spilling wine on me, how can he get away easily? Then where is the face of my Chu Palace?

Fang Xueru was also quite surprised. He didn't expect Li Xiaoji to be so arrogant and not give him any face. If he was in Kyoto, even his father, the King of Chu, would not dare to refuse his face. Today, he was ignored by a young prince. Fang Xueru was so angry that his face turned red and his neck became thick. He angrily said: You don't even give me face? Well, how much is your clothes? I will bring my younger brother Zhang to pay for it.

Li Xiaoji was disdainful and pushed Fang Xueru away, shouting: "Old man, get out of here. This is a matter between this prince and this Taoist priest with a big nose. It has nothing to do with you. Stay away and don't let your blood splash on you."

Many guests had been taught by Fang Xueru, and when they saw the old man being ignored, they could not stand it anymore and expressed their dissatisfaction, saying that the eldest son of the King of Chu was too disrespectful to his elders. In particular, several bigwigs from Kyoto could not stand it anymore and crowded over to support Fang Xueru.

Founding General Cheng Yaojin, Vice Minister of Rites Zou Wenyuan, and Minister of Revenue Wang Liqian came forward together, angrily accusing Li Xiaoji of going too far and not taking them, the officials of the capital, seriously, and vowed to demand an explanation from the Chu Palace.

Li Xiaoji relied on being in his own home and acted arrogantly, but he didn't expect that the matter would become so serious. Li Xiaoji was ready to let the guards bully everyone. The King of Chu, who had been watching from a distance and wanted to indulge Li Xiaoji, found that something was wrong and could not let Li Xiaoji continue to act recklessly. He pretended to stop the guards from using force.

In the eyes of the King of Chu, Li Xiaoji had been a hostage in Kyoto for many years and must have suffered a lot of grievances. After returning to Jiangxia Prefecture, it was okay for him to indulge himself a little. The King wanted to compensate him well.

One or two people would not have any impact on the great cause of the palace. But Fang Xueru and others were unexpectedly involved, and that caused a commotion. These people still had to be won over.

The King of Chu came and pretended to be unaware of what happened, asking everyone what happened. The servants dared not say anything. Fang Xueru was not afraid of the King of Chu, and told him everything that happened, and exaggerated it to humiliate Li Xiaoji.

Although the King of Chu was on Li Xiaoji's side, Li Xiaoji was indeed in the wrong, and there were many guests in the Hundred Flowers Garden, so he could not blatantly bully others. In order to win the hearts of the people, the King of Chu pretended to blame Li Xiaoji and asked him to bow and apologize to Fang Xueru. Only then did the Kyoto officials calm down a little.

The King of Chu didn't care that much about Zhou Sen and the others. In his opinion, Li Xiaoji flirted with Xiangcao and Shen Qianrou because he respected them, and they were tactless and deserved to be punished. The King of Chu's Mansion was not punishing them today, which was a gift to Zhou Sen and the others. It was impossible to ask Li Xiaoji to apologize.

The King of Chu asked everyone to return and the situation was settled.

Zhou Sen was filled with emotion: The King of Chu was definitely not someone he could associate with. If he found an opportunity to become the king in the future, the world would be in chaos. The King of Chu was definitely a tyrant. For the sake of the people of the world, the Huaxi Shrine needed to be destroyed as soon as possible.

Xiangcao and Shen Qianrou narrowly escaped the disaster. Zhou Sen didn't dare to let them stay in the Hundred Flowers Garden and take the risk, so he immediately arranged for Xiangcao to escort Shen Qianrou and Shen Yueer back to Qianmutang.

Thanks to the kindness of Fang Xueru, Cheng Yaojin and other Kyoto officials, Zhou Sen, Xiangcao, Shen Qianrou and others were able to escape danger. Of course, I can't just leave without saying a word, I still have to thank everyone.

Zhou Sen did not go back with Xiangcao, but returned to his seat to drink and have fun with Fang Xueru and other old men, and expressed his gratitude sincerely.

When they were drunk, Fang Xueru became interested and suddenly asked Zhou Sen to go back to Beijing with him, and then recommend Zhou Sen to the emperor as an official.