Du Wei was so angry that he threw the official hat on his head to the ground and yelled, "Damn, I can't stand it!" This broken official doesn't do it! ”

As he walked, he untied his official robe.

There was a pause in the court, some officials obviously struggled in their eyes, and some just looked at Du Wei coldly.

The purple official robe was taken off by Du Wei and thrown to the ground, and he walked out wearing a white middle coat.

Du Wei was walking down the street in a Chinese coat.

He didn't sit in a sedan chair either, and his subordinates followed behind in fear with a sedan chair.

Du Wei walked all the way to the Guogong Mansion, and when he saw Jiang Zhongxing hugging him, he cried, "Zhongxing, Da Chu is going to end." ”

Jiang Zhongxing also hugged him and cried.

The cries of the two big men were particularly penetrating.

That night, Jiang Zhongxing had not returned to the bedroom in the study, and in the middle of the night, he changed into night clothes, sneaked near the city wall, and found the deputy commander.

The two discussed secretly, and Jiang Zhongxing went down in a hanging basket at the corner of the city wall, a place where torches could not shine.

When you go down to the outside of the city, you have to cross the moat.

Jiang Zhongxing took off all his clothes, put them in an oiled paper bag, and quietly swam across the moat on his head.

He told Mrs. Wu during the day that it was useless to kill the Emperor, although it was the truth, but he was also afraid that Mrs. Wu would take risks.

In any case, if you kill the Emperor Taishang, Da Chu can also suffer less constraints.

He didn't want to kill the king, let alone his own uncle, but for the sake of Da Chu, he had to do it.

After going ashore and putting on his night clothes, Jiang Zhongxing touched towards the camp of the Jin Kingdom.

In the camp, torches were lit every short distance, and soldiers patrolled back and forth.

Jiang Zhongxing patiently ambushed in the dark for a while, and he waited for a soldier to get up and relieve himself, he sneaked over, covered his mouth and dragged him to the dark, "Where is the Emperor of Great Chu?" ”

The soldier shook his head with a whimper and motioned for Jiang Zhongxing to let go of his hand.

Jiang Zhongxing was worried that he would scream, so he put the dagger on his neck, "Don't shout, or I'll kill you." ”

The soldier only blamed himself for his kidney deficiency and got up in the middle of the night to urinate.

Jiang Zhongxing whispered: "I let go of my hand, you tell me the place, I promise not to kill you." ”

The soldier nodded vigorously, and Jiang Zhongxing slowly let go, but in the next moment, the soldier suddenly shouted, "There are assassins!" ”

Jiang Zhongxing moved his hand, and the dagger slashed through the soldier's throat.

At this time, the camp sounded the police whistle, and the sound of footsteps came towards this side, Jiang Zhongxing quickly threw down the corpses of the soldiers and ran wildly with light skills.

After running away from his pursuers for a while, he changed direction and sneaked towards the camp again.

It's just going to be useless, that's not going to work.

Either kill the Emperor Taishang, or kill Yan Zhang.

At this time, most of the soldiers in the camp got up when they heard the sentry.

The camp was full of people, and Jiang Zhongxing was hiding behind a tent, in danger of being discovered at any time.

He soon found a tent with four soldiers standing guard outside, and these four soldiers stood motionless, very different from the chaotic soldiers in the camp.

Jiang Zhongxing gritted his teeth and rushed over quickly.

His figure was quickly discovered, and soldiers ran towards him from all directions,

Before Jiang Zhongxing could run in front of the camp, he found that he was about to fall into an encirclement.

He knew that his actions tonight were brave and unscrupulous, and at this point, he also clearly realized that it was a dream to kill the Emperor Taishang in the camp.

If he could do it with his life, he would not hesitate, but he was not a fool and did not want to lose his life in vain.

(End of chapter)