After I traveled through the book, I was spoiled by five little villains

The punch hit the air and missed. Wu Peng was thrown forward by his own strength and staggered several steps.

"how?"

In the darkness, the outline of a person slowly emerged. He whispered, "Captain, are you lost? How can you get to the toilet if you can't find it?"

Looking at the other person's face, Wu Peng was frightened, his hair stood on end, and he was speechless.

"Ah, ah... Lord Zhonglangjiang, yes..."

One of the people following Wu Peng finally figured out the topic and quickly explained, "We thought we would inspect the city defense first and then go to the toilet."

No, how could the General Zhonglang appear here?

The three of them were very nervous.

If you do something humbly, you will be exposed if you ask one more question.

"is it?"

The General of the Central Army smiled faintly and looked at the three people.

The three of them nodded immediately and admitted it repeatedly.

What a joke, there is no evidence anyway, only a fool would say that he came to open the door and put up the drawbridge for Prince Ruyang.

"Thanks for your hard work."

The General seemed to believe it and turned around to leave.

The three of them breathed a sigh of relief and winked at each other.

Success or failure depends on this gamble, how can they give up the wealth in front of them?

As long as General Zhonglang left, they could implement the plan as it was.

Unexpectedly, when the General Zhonglang passed by Wu Peng, he reached out and held his right hand, and his five fingers slowly closed together as if they were cast from iron, causing Wu Peng unbearable pain.

Wu Peng let out a mournful cry, and then howled like a pig being slaughtered.

He felt his finger bones being shattered piece by piece, his tendons, bones and flesh being separated, and he shivered in pain.

"Sir...sir..."

One of them mustered up the courage and asked, "Sir, did you make a mistake?"

The Zhonglang general glared at him and said, "You want to try it too?"

The two of them immediately fell silent.

"Tell me, what benefits did the King of Ruyang give you that are worthy of you, a captain, working for him? Who else did he bribe?"

The General of the Household pressed the issue.

As he asked, he increased the strength of his hands. Wu Peng was in so much pain that he couldn't speak at all. The General looked at the other two and said, "You answer. Otherwise, I don't mind making you useless."

The two were terribly frightened and quickly told each other everything they knew.

They actually knew more than General Zhonglang imagined.

Of course, Prince Ruyang would not be so stupid as to tell them about the other people he bribed in the Jinwu Guard.

However, they can't help but share what they have with each other.

Birds of a feather flock together. People with similar interests can always accurately find their own kind among the vast crowd.

Hearing the names coming out of their mouths one after another, the face of the General of the Central Army became darker and darker.

At this moment, there was a loud "boom!" and something exploded out of nowhere, and even the walls were shaken and dust fell off.

The Zhonglang general's face changed, and he knocked out the three men with a few sharp moves, then handed them over to the soldiers guarding the gate: "Tie them up! I'll go see what's going on outside."

"Yes!"

The soldiers agreed and used the thick hemp ropes in the doorway to tie up the three traitors tightly.

After listening to the entire process, they finally understood why the emperor did not trust the Jinwu Guards.

It was these black sheep who tarnished the reputation of the Jinwu Guards, and everyone hated them with gnashing teeth.

However, there was a sudden commotion outside, as if a large group of people had attacked the palace and rushed in shouting and yelling.

How can it be?

The two looked up blankly.

A large gap was blown out at the northwest gate of the palace by black gunpowder, and the rope of the drawbridge was cut and lowered.

Prince Ruyang tried his best to hide his pride, and pointed his sword forward, "Charge for me!"

After tonight, he will refer to himself as "I".

After years of planning, how could he put all his eggs in one basket?

Those ten rockets were indeed a secret signal, launched for Wu Peng to see so that he could take action after seeing it.

But King Ruyang did not really expect that he could open the door and lower the drawbridge. Wu Peng was more of a smoke bomb he released to attract attention.

Black powder is his trump card.

The black gunpowder produced by the Taoists when refining elixirs seems to be of no use and cannot be used on a real battlefield.

However, if there is an insider, it can be a powerful weapon.

King Ruyang certainly wouldn't waste such a good thing.

"rush!"

"Kill, kill, kill!"

"Catch the dog emperor, a thousand gold wow!"

The General of the Central Army took two steps at a time and quickly reached the top of the wall. He took a closer look and his eyes were bloodshot.

A large number of black-armored soldiers swarmed in from the northwest gate, rushing towards the Wende Hall like a swarm of locusts.

With just over 4,000 people, they charged forward with the momentum of a mighty army.

At this moment, King Ruyang thought that there was nothing wrong in using this group of desperate criminals.

At least they will kill for money.

The Zhonglang Jiang grabbed a messenger and shouted, "Pass the order! Jinwu Guards assemble!"

What's the point of guarding the city walls when the enemy has already entered the palace?

The sound of dense drum beats rang out on the top of the wall.

At the same time, the sound of drums was heard on the other side of the city wall. It was the General of the Jinwu Guard who was gathering his troops.

"Protect the Emperor!"

The sound of the Jinwu Guards charging and killing rang out.

There are bad apples in the team, which is a shame for all the Jinwu Guards!

The only way for them to wash away the humiliation is to fight hard and kill the enemy.

"kill!"

Everyone in the Jinwu Guards became furious and chased after the black-armored soldiers.

At the same time, the white-clad army led by Yan Changqing had just arrived at the imperial city.

They all heard the loud noise and knew something was wrong.

Qin Yaoguang frowned: "It's still a step too late."

Like King Ruyang, they had to abandon the main force for the sake of speed and lead 10,000 cavalrymen on a forced march.

With the top scouts under Yan Changqing, they were not deceived by King Ruyang. They knew that he only led 5,000 men and dared to attack the capital.

What they relied on was the internal support that had been deployed long ago in the imperial city of Beijing.

After some discussion, they decided on a plan to "catch the turtle in the jar".

As long as Prince Ruyang enters the capital, he will never return.

However, they rushed back from Hexi, and the journey was so long that they finally arrived in Beijing on the same day as Prince Ruyang, but they were still one step behind.

"don’t worry."

Yan Changqing said in a deep voice: "There are also passionate men in the Jinwu Guards. It is impossible for the palace to be completely defenseless for a whole day."

The General of the Central Army was his man, and Wu Peng's rebellion was the result of intelligence he had obtained through his intelligence network in the capital, which he provided to the General of the Central Army.

But no one expected that the palace would still be destroyed.

However, things have come to this point and there is no point in thinking too much.

"drive!"

Everyone kicked their horses' bellies and rushed in at a faster pace along the lowered suspension bridge.

Rushing in the front were Yan Changqing leading his personal guards, and Fang Ting and Yan Shouzhuo, moving forward courageously.

Such a situation has never occurred in the imperial palace of Dajing.

The civil and military officials were in the Wende Hall and the concubines were in the Xining Palace. They were terrified when they heard the shouting and killing outside.

On the wide square in front of the Wende Hall, a group of black-armored soldiers were running forward.

Behind them were the Jinwu Guards who kept rushing out from under the city walls.

Behind them were soldiers in distinctive white clothes and armor.