Chao Yu Jie

Shangguan Jiu hadn't seen his sweetheart for quite a while, and just now he was rushing to the classic scene of the hero saving the beauty, and now there was a burning fire in his heart, and he wished he could tell Wen Zhuo his heart.It's just that such a large group of outsiders can't be too eye-catching, and seeing Wen Zhuo's troubled face, he thought that he must be exhausted and frightened after this fight, so he persuaded Wen Zhuo to go back to the carriage to rest.

Because of the guards of the Jingji Guards, the journey was naturally smooth. Although Zhao Chengchu wanted to frame Luo Wang, he would not rebel in the open at this time, and because he entered the territory of Langzhou, it was difficult for him to stretch out his hand.

It was five days after Wen Zhuo arrived at Chaimen Pass.

The city guards didn't believe it when they heard that it was the prince of Xiangyang Hou who came, but fortunately there was a lieutenant beside him who was Yin Hecheng's confidant, and he had met Wen Zhuo a few times before, so he let him go.

Seeing this posture, Qu Rang couldn't help dripping with cold sweat, and secretly said to Wen Zhuo, "I'm afraid the war is tight, otherwise how could we be so careful."

Wen Zhuo frowned when he heard this, but he was concerned about Yin Hecheng's illness, so he didn't say anything.

After entering the city, he didn't see Yin Hecheng, but Zhou Chang Mu excitedly greeted him. Qu Rang and him were old acquaintances, and he smiled and said, "Long time no see, Lord Hou."

Zhou Changmu laughed loudly, and said: "It turns out that you are here. Tomorrow, during the war, I will just throw you out and shout. Even if I can't kill the barbarians, I can still drive them to death."

Qu Rang was shabby by him, and pretended to be annoyed: "Master Hou is too flattering on Qu."

Zhou Chang murmured: "You brought food and grass to solve the urgent need, so naturally I want to give you a good compliment."

Qu Rang cupped his hands and said: "I dare not claim credit. This food and grass was obtained by the wise son of the Marquis of Xiangyang. We only took credit for a guard, so how dare we take credit for it. Even the guard is also credited to Lord Shangguan of the Jingji Guard. Qu Somebody just borrowed money from the emperor to make this trip."

As soon as these words came out, Wen Zhuo stepped forward to bow to Zhou Changchang, and said: "Jiao has heard about Lord Hou's name for a long time, and I have been fascinated for a long time. When I saw it today, it is indeed extraordinary."

I don't know how much Wen Zhuo has learned about Che Jilu and Wen Zhuo, and this meeting is also handy.Zhou Changmu looked at him while returning the gift, and said: "The son need not be too modest. My father and I are old acquaintances in the past. As the saying goes, a tiger father has no dogs, and a son is like a father."

Wen Zhuo was baffled by what he said, and he didn't know whether it was a compliment or a derogation, but he just laughed it off.

Shangguan Jiu was left alone for a while, so he naturally wanted to meet Jin Luhou.

It's no wonder that people today dislike these red tapes.Although Wen Zhuo was exchanging pleasantries, he couldn't help thinking about looking for Yin Hecheng to have a look.

When Shangguan Jiu and Zhou Changmu came to talk to each other, he couldn't help but said, "I don't know where His Royal Highness Luo Wang is now? It has been several months since we left the capital that day. I wonder if His Highness is safe?"

Seeing that he asked eagerly, Zhou Changmu couldn't help feeling a little strange when he thought of Yin Hecheng's expression when he mentioned this young man in the past, and said: "Your Highness is fine. You must have worked hard when you came from afar. It would be rude to rush to see His Highness. But first settle down to rest and rest, there will be a reception banquet in the evening. His Highness will come to meet you at that time."

Hearing what he said, Wen Zhuo knew there might be some reason for it, but this place was Zhou Changmu's territory after all, and he couldn't be too ignorant of flattery under people's noses, so he naturally agreed.