Kuai Chuan: After I escaped from a terminal illness

Ji Ran's eyes deepened, looking at the general who was getting weaker and weaker on the bed.

He suddenly understood how to balance Yu Tang.

Ji Ran held the porridge bowl in his palm again, and said to Yu Tang: "If you can drink all this bowl of porridge today, I will kill that dog emperor one day later, how about it?"

As Ji Ran said, he bent his lips and smiled softly: "Da Liang is just an empty shell without you, and you know how easy it is to kill him."

When Yu Tang stared at Ji Ran, he was full of anger, but because of his helplessness, he finally turned into a look of ashamed worship.

The Ji family has been loyal to Daliang for generations.

If Ji Ran really turned against him, he would be disloyal and filial, and he would be ashamed of his ancestors if he died in the future!

Yu Tang trembled lightly: "Drink this bowl, and you will be free, and you will never touch the emperor again."

Ji Ran: "I just promised not to move today."

Yu Tang suppressed his anger and took the porridge bowl: "Okay."

Ji Ran looked at his hands that could not use any strength, felt distressed, and said in a low voice, "I'll do it."

Yu Tang held back this time and didn't vomit again.

Ji Ran was very satisfied, hugged Yu Tang, and gently ran his palm around his black hair: "I'll take the general to wash it."

Yu Tang naturally didn't want to be carried around by the man, and struggled to push him away: "I'll do it myself..."

Ji Ran glanced at him with a smile in his eyes, full of teasing intentions: "In order to control the Marquis of Qinghe, Emperor Daliang was so despicable that he laid a spell on Marquis of Qinghe. Now that I found out, I withdrew the frontier soldiers and brought them back to Beijing to manage The emperor wants an explanation!"

This is all fabricated by Ji Ran.

But if he had told the soldiers that, they would have believed it too.

After all, I hold more than half of the military power in Daliang. If there is a discord between the monarch and his subjects, everyone will subconsciously believe it.

Yu Tang's struggling movements froze slowly.

Ji Ran chuckled: "General, do you think I should do this?"

As such.

Ji Ran has completely controlled Yu Tang.

Yu Tang's chest heaved a few times, and finally stopped moving, "Don't do this."

Ji Ran laughed: "Then let me serve the general well."

This time, Yu Tang didn't resist anymore, but let Ji Ran pick him up, took off his clothes and put him in the medicinal bath.

Ji Ran doesn't like the general who holds his hands.

But thinking that Yu Tang didn't want to drink medicine, he asked a doctor to prescribe some herbs, made a medicinal bath for Yu Tang, and put him in the bathtub.

"The general is ill, so it's inconvenient, Ran'er is here to help you take a bath."

As he said that, Ji Ran unceremoniously laid hands on him.

Yu Tang leaned his neck against the edge of the bathtub.

Years of fighting did not leave any traces of wind and sand on his face, and he still had such a handsome face like jade.

He lived and died with his soldiers, and even though he was used to being silent, he would drink and laugh when he won a battle.

But at this moment, shame and anger were mixed on this face, and a blush appeared.

"The last step in casting a sword is tempering. The general has a good sword, and I like it very much."

Yu Tang was treated lightly by others, and he was still a child raised by him. His body was so sore that he almost fainted from anger.

Ji Ran helped him wash and changed to a new medicated bath.

He gently spread Yu Tang's black hair and placed it on the edge of the bathtub.

Ji Ran: "Bubble more, the doctor said it can increase appetite, I can eat more tomorrow, the general is too thin."

Yu Tang didn't like talking at first, and now he was even more unwilling to accept his frivolous words.

But Ji Ran enjoyed himself, stroking Yu Tang's hair and said, "There are military affairs ahead that I need to deal with, so you just sit here and soak."

Yu Tang's shoulders trembled slightly.

A thought popped up: rather than being treated like a forbidden here, it would be better to die...

Ji Ran was like a roundworm in Yu Tang's stomach, and smiled: "After I leave, if the general dares to slip into the water, I will bring the general's body back to Beijing to ask for an explanation!"

Yu Tang's shoulders stiffened, and he gently supported the bottom of the bathtub with his hands, not daring to continue the action just now.

Ji Ran bit his white shoulder, and said in a low voice, "Zijing, you can't beat me, so you should be obedient, huh?"