The wicked girl of the farm gate is a group pet

Chapter 685 Extra Story ([-])

"Because the fall of Jingcheng was originally a conspiracy."

Ji Mo didn't want to recall the scene of the army bloodbathing Jingcheng.

But if he didn't make it clear to the little girl in front of him, even though he had set up a trick to take her away from the capital, the little girl might not really be willing to stay by his side.

She can still go back to Xinghua Village by detour!

Ji Mo picked up the pot and refilled her with tea, and said heavily, "Although Taoist Xiaoyao's words have come true, my grandfather thought that the Qin family's army was strictly governed and would not kill innocent people indiscriminately, so he had a glimmer of hope and wanted to follow the example of breaking Jingcheng." General Qin negotiated..."

Speaking of this, Jimo's voice trembled a little.

Although Su Cao was angry that he had lied to her, she suddenly felt a little cruel at the moment, and held his hand holding the teacup across the table.

Su Cao's hand was cold, but Ji Mo felt a little warmth in her heart when she felt her hand holding it.

He put down the teapot, covered her small hand with his big palm to keep her warm, then glanced at the old servant driving the carriage through the gap in the curtain, and continued talking.

Patriarch Ji asked Ji Zhong, the old servant who drove the carriage outside, to take the Seventh Prince to leave through the secret road of Ji's house and go out of the city to take refuge in Changqingguan, Jingcheng Mountain.

How could the Seventh Prince be willing to part with his grandfather?
Knowing that the Ji family was mainly negotiating with General Qin, the seventh prince insisted on following in secret, but was dissuaded by Ji Zhong's death pressure.

He thought that the reason why the Qin family's army broke Jingcheng was because of the hundreds of years of accumulation of the Ji family, and for the monstrous wealth of the Ji family in Jingcheng, but he was wrong.

What General Qin wanted was the lives of Ji's family.

Hiding in the dark, he watched Qin Rushuang's most powerful lieutenant general behead Ji Patriarch under the sword, and then he was knocked unconscious by Ji Zhong.

When he opened his eyes again, it was already three days later.

The Taoist who was talking nonsense that the Ji family was going to suffer a catastrophe stood by his bedside with a medicine bowl in his hand: "The Seventh Prince finally woke up. The old Taoist risked the danger of God's punishment because of the kindness of Patriarch Ji's meal." , I didn’t expect that the Ji Mansion would still be doomed, and all the Ji Mansions would be wiped out. If that’s the case, let the old man repay the kindness of this meal to His Royal Highness the Seventh Prince!”

what?
The Ji Mansion is completely destroyed?

Hearing the bad news, he almost passed out again.

Qin Rushuang of Yunze Kingdom actually washed Jingcheng and Ji's family with blood?
With such deep hatred, he must retaliate with an eye...

After eating the soup made by Xiaoyao Daochang, Ji Zhong fed him another bowl of porridge, and he stood up: "Ji Zhong, find someone to deliver the letter to the capital for me. This prince wants to seek justice for the Ji family."

Ji Zhong hesitated to speak!

After a long while, I finally told him the worst news: "No one will come to take His Highness back to Beijing. Jingcheng has fallen, and the emperor has summoned the world. His Royal Highness Seventh Prince died in the disaster of Jingcheng."

"The old slave went down the mountain today to inquire about the news. People from the Qin family army seem to be searching for His Highness's whereabouts, and then the fourth prince's people, His Royal Highness's people, and the Second Prince's people are all secretly looking for Your Highness's whereabouts."

Ji Zhong said sadly, "The Ji family kept the news of His Highness coming to visit relatives in Jingcheng tightly. Why did they leak the news? Isn't it too strange that Qin Rushuang's subordinates of Yunze Kingdom bypassed the [-] frontier troops and raided Jingcheng?" more?"

The Seventh Prince tremblingly asked: "You mean Father?"

"It doesn't have to be the emperor's means. You are backed by the Ji family, one of Shaohao's four great families, and because your empress died of illness, the emperor is more partial to him. I'm afraid it has already made some people jealous, afraid that your highness will steal that one." Location."

(End of this chapter)