The moment before Yao Yu really took action, Ying Feng also held Liu Yiji's horse whip. He did not confront Yao Yu, but turned his face and looked at Liu Yiji seriously, with a hint of undetectable regret in his voice: "If she hangs the plaque and steals the bell, then what is it that you pretend to be arrogant and ignorant?"

It was as if someone had caught his feet hurting. Liu Yiji suddenly let go of his hand holding the whip, glared at Ying Feng fiercely, and then ran away without looking back.

When Tan Yaoyu saw that Liu Yiji didn't even want his own horse whip, he turned his head and asked Ying Feng in confusion: "What disease is he doing?"

Ying Feng shook his head helplessly and amusedly, "He is self-repressing and paranoid. Since the emperor ascended the throne, he always felt that the emperor would suspect him and always acted arrogantly and unreasonable, so that others would not be moved by him."

Tan Yaoyu was very surprised that at this moment, she was distracted by something irrelevant.

It seemed that she suddenly noticed that when Ying Feng smiled, a curve that should be called charming would be raised in the corner of her eyes. If this curve was placed on someone else's face, it would probably look a bit female, but it would look just right with Ying Feng's delicate facial features.

Tan Yaoyu suddenly woke up when she thought that Ying Feng always said that she had a good face and was not all bragging about herself.

She shook her head suddenly, facing Ying Feng's exploratory expression, she quickly curled her lips as if she was concealingly protecting herself, "It turns out that it's for self-protection. I just said why this person feels so awkward. I was wrong. He is a smart person. But the senior brother is full of thoughts of being loyal to the ministers and being kind to the ministers, and being kind to the brothers and respectful to each other, and should find a doctor to take a look as soon as possible."

Ying Feng knew that Tan Yaoyu had prejudices against several emperors of the Liu family, so he didn't argue. He was a little concerned about what happened to Yan Yu's momentary swaying god.

Mo Yao stepped forward and asked Yao Yu, "Girl, what should I do with these servants? Do I need to teach again?"

"That's of course," Tan Yaoyu looked as if she was right. "If you don't do things well, you will be punished according to your intention to damage the jade seal."

Since Liu Yilong wanted to tie himself and the jade seal together to threaten the Tan family, Tan Yaoyu could not only bear the disadvantages brought by the jade seal, and would not enjoy the benefits brought by it at all.

There is such a big hat of making trouble, so I am not afraid that these servants will not do their best.

Mo Yao asked tentatively again: "What should I do with the Seventh Prince?"

Tan Yaoyu said impatiently, "Children are the most annoying, these half-sized children are even more troublesome."

She suddenly had a sudden enlightenment and turned her face to Yun Daosheng and said, "If you have time, go and enlighten him. Tell him that the way to prevent others from making decisions is not to pretend to be incompetent, he can also choose to become a monk."

Ying Feng heard this and said, "I'm hiccup" and thought to himself that Tan Yaoyu's bad idea really requires as much as he wants.

Yun Daosheng obviously didn't think there was anything wrong with this idea, so he responded seriously, "Okay. I'll go and chat with the Seventh Prince in a while."

Ying Feng looked at Yun Daosheng with disbelief. He was not very familiar with this junior brother, but he didn't expect that he was also a fantastic person.

I thought Yun Daosheng was just talking, but I didn't expect that in the next few days, Yun Daosheng was indeed in and out with Liu Yiji. Seeing Ying Feng, he felt that the world was full of wonders.

It is no less difficult to persuade a good woman to elope with someone else’s elopement.

Ying Feng sincerely exclaimed: "Although I have never seen my uncle, I can understand why Emperor Wei regarded him as his national teacher."

Tan Yaoyu didn't have the heart to care whether Liu Yiji was sincere or to show it to others. She thought Liu Yiji was very similar to his emperor brother who had been the governor of Jingzhou.

No matter how much they have in their hearts, they can play the good show of "I am originally a breeze and a bright moon, but I have no intention of fame and fortune in the officialdom." This kind of acting may have deceived Ying Feng, but no matter how he can deceive Tan Yaoyu.

Because Liu Yiji suddenly asked with great intentions and had no intention of fighting, all the news on the front line turned to Yingfeng. Yingfeng naturally would not hide it from Tan Yaoyu and informed her of the situation ahead one by one.

Xie Hui came here fiercely this time. The navy in the middle lane alone had twenty giant battle boats, each equipped with ten guard boats and countless sampans.

It is said that when Xie Hui's army headed east, the entire river was filled with his navy. Looking around, they could only see sails and flags, and they could not even see the water surface.

Seeing that the enemy was strong, Da Yanzhi used the excuse to wait for the opportunity to win with fire attack. Xie Hui was not Cao Cao, so he connected the ships with nothing to do. Therefore, the time for Da Yanzhi's fire attack was not over. He used the excuse to hide behind and did not come out.

Da Yanzhi did not dare to fight. This was originally a great opportunity for Xie Hui to advance, but Xie Hui obviously didn't want to fight. He just entrenched in the middle of the Yangtze River, as if he wanted to negotiate with the court in order to become king.

The people on both sides didn't want to fight, so the war continued to be stalemate. After that, the weather was not good, and the wind and snow all day long made a good excuse for the two sides to truce.

If Tan Daoji had not decisively sent troops at this time and sunk all Xie Hui's vanguard army, the half-dead situation would have continued.

Xie Hui never expected Tan Daoji to send troops. He always thought that since the emperor wanted to kill him, he would naturally not let Tan Daoji go. Who would have thought that the emperor would use Tan Daoji as the sharp blade of the court?

This sudden blow directly defeated all Xie Hui's confidence.

The 40,000 navy troops began to flee back without even fighting. The battle flag embroidered with the word "Sandang" was like half of wildfire, burning out all Xie Hui's wings.

When this news reached Xiangyang, it was the big one.

Xiangyang City was short of supplies. Even if Ying Feng wanted to have a good New Year for the rain, it would be difficult for a cook without rice. In the end, he could only make a bowl of grain rice together.

Unfortunately, Ying Feng happened to be met by Yun Daosheng when he was delivering the meal. He was overjoyed and took it to the Laojun throne and wished the masters a good health in the new year.

As the senior brother, Ying Feng took Tan Yaoyu, Zimo and Yun Daosheng to kneel down to the divine position together, and looked at the bowl of grain and rice and felt bleeding. God knows how many families he had gone to to get this bowl together...

After worshiping the Master and the God's throne, several people gathered together to study the battle situation. Ying Feng resumed the deployment of the two armies one by one on the sand table.

Tan Yaoyu listened silently at the beginning, and only then sighed quietly until Ying Feng finished speaking, "My father is soft-hearted after all..."
Chapter completed!