# 373 - Fishing: Why Be Stubborn (Part II)

Ni Hongdeng: Unless you agree, hand over the culprit Qin Wenge and let him be martyred for the county lord of Jinguo. Otherwise, we will be almost dead before reinforcements arrive.

Qin Wenyu: Impossible.

Ni Hongdeng: You see, you are stubborn.

Qin Wenyu was covered in frost: No one wants to move half a hair of Wenge again.

Ni Hongdeng: It is not impossible for our army to resist stubbornly. At most, hundreds of thousands of people in Jin Qin fought together to the end.

Qin Wenyu: Why are you threatening me?

Ni Hongdeng: I'm reasoning with facts.

Qin Wenyu: Why do you have to get along with Daqin Jiangshan? Why let the soldiers die in vain?

Ni Hongdeng: What I can't get, others can't even imagine! Ten years ago, when I went out for the first time, I was ready to go to the battlefield. If I die in battle this time, I can also get a loyal and brave name, and I can go to Huangquan with you, isn't it beautiful?

Qin Wenyu: Ignorance! Words are not speculative. Leave.

Ni Hongdeng: Why, you caused trouble, and you want to be a deserter?

Qin Wenyu: Hmph, whether you are a deserter or not has nothing to do with you. You regard human life as a mustard, and you still call yourself a famous general. In my opinion, at most, it is not a reckless general.

Ni Hongdeng grabbed Qin Wenyu's neckline, staring at the ambiguous marks on his chest: I'll show you recklessly now.

Qin Wenyu trembled slightly: You dare.

Ni Hongdeng: I dare. I can't help it. I'll give you two days to think about it.

Chapter 374 of the Fisherman's Song Mutual Answer. I am hitting it in my hand, please wait a moment,

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