Xu Yourong said: "If he doesn't come, Kyoto will inevitably be in chaos, and it will be difficult to calm down the struggle within the human race."

Chen Changsheng said: "Taking chestnuts from fire is his best method."

"The power of the human race has long been meaningless to him, and he cares about the overall situation."

Xu Yourong said: "Why did he keep retreating in the face of Ligong's offensive in Songshan Military Palace, Wenshui, Nanxizhai, and Baidi City? He turned himself back until he turned himself into a lonely man? It's not that he has kindness to you and favors the people of the world, but because he has a view of the overall situation."

Chen Changsheng said: "You mean the Northern Expedition?"

Xu Yourong said: "Yes, the only purpose and meaning of his life now is to eliminate the demon clan. For this matter, he can sacrifice everything."

Chen Changsheng said: "But it does not include himself."

Xu Yourong said: "Yes, because he wants to see with his own eyes, or instead of Emperor Taizong, the day when the human army attacked Xue Laocheng with his own eyes."

If ordinary people were allowed to hear this conversation, they would simply regard Shang Xingzhou as a saint, and naturally regard Xu Yourong and Chen Changsheng as villains.

But in this story, there are no positive and negative factions, but there are only right and wrong in the relationship between Shang Xingzhou and Chen Changsheng.

"But that day is what we are willing to see."

Chen Changsheng looked at Xu Yourong and reminded: "Can we ignore the overall situation?"

Xu Yourong said: "Why not?"

Chen Changsheng didn't understand and thought to himself, but you are not such a person.

Xu Yourong smiled and said, "In this matter, you should treat me as a willful little girl."

Chen Changsheng thought she was very beautiful, except in Zhouyuan, the best.

But he continued, "Master still won't believe that you will really cause chaos in Kyoto."

Xu Yourong raised his eyebrows slightly and said, "Why?"

Chen Changsheng said: "Because he knew I would stop you, I could not watch the chaos in Kyoto, the people were displaced, the casualties were heavy, and blood was flowing."

The shop became a little quiet, the beef bones in the iron pot were stewed, making a rumble sound, and it sounded like a cat was acting coquettish.

Xu Yourong smiled and said, "The question is, can you stop me?"

After saying this, she stood up.

Dozens of Nanxizhai girls, wearing white sacrificial robes, walked into the shop.

Xu Yourong spread her arms.

The two girls picked up hot towels and carefully wiped her hands.

Xu Yourong looked at Chen Changsheng and said, "When I decided to do something, no one can stop me."

Chen Changsheng said: "Even if you are doing this for me?"

Xu Yourong said: "You are only half the reason."

Chen Changsheng said, "The other half is the Holy Queen?"

Xu Yourong said calmly: "Yes, but you can't stop me. Even if the Empress is resurrected, she can't stop me from doing this."

After saying this, she walked out of the shop.

The old willows on the streets have new buds, and they enjoy the beauty of life in the warm weather.

Xu Yourong looked at the sky and remembered something Mo Yu told him.

When Chen Changsheng brought his wedding letter to Kyoto, the big guys who knew about this were all concerned, the Holy Queen of Tianhai once said something.

"She will marry whoever she wants, and she will not want to marry if she doesn't want to get married."

In the view of Tianhai Shenghou, Xu Yourong would definitely do this, which can also be understood as her expectation for Xu Yourong.

Xu Yourong looked at the sky and thought quietly, "Empress, you know me the best."

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Xu Yourong and the girls in Nanxizhai had just left, and the bamboo curtain behind the shop moved slightly, and the King of Linghai and others came over.

Chen Changsheng looked at them and said, "You all heard it."

The expressions of the King of Linghai and others were a little strange, thinking to myself, what else did you hear besides watching the love story?

Love was not mentioned in this conversation, but anyone could see Xu Yourong's heartfelt love and pity for Chen Changsheng.

If an ordinary girl is determined to stand up for her lover, but her lover even says she wants to stop her, she will definitely be very angry.

But Xu Yourong didn't, she was still calm and could even smile. Why is this?

Chen Changsheng looked at them and said seriously: "Because she knows I won't stop her."

The King of Linghai and others were very surprised and thought that if the Dao Zun did not return to Beijing, would the Pope really watch the entire Kyoto fall into blood and fire?

Chen Changsheng thought about the conversation with Gou Hanshi that night and said, "It's not that I can't stop her, but I believe she won't do this."

Xu Yourong was not angry, and I thought he believed that he would firmly believe in himself.

The last conversation just now was just a play.

She only needs a slight movement of her spiritual sense to use Fenghuo to clean her hands, so why bother to pose that position?

This play is for all living beings in the world, and for the merchants far away in Luoyang.

Chen Changsheng walked out of the shop, not paying attention to the sadness on Hu Sanshier's face.

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The morning sun shines on the not-tall stone pillars, and casts countless slender shadows on the ground, and the people who cannot stand apart to watch the lively people.

The guys in the gambling house kept shouting something with paper sheets. The people from other places listened curiously. Sometimes they would take out silver from their arms as they were moved. Not many people from Kyoto came, looking at this scene, with a sympathetic smile on their faces, thinking that in the past few years, who had won the Grand Court except for the priests and the National Education College?

The day of the Great Court Examination has finally arrived. Young monks from all over the mainland gathered in front of the palace again. The sun became brighter and brighter, and their faces were shining more and more clearly and full of vitality. However, they could no longer see the lonely boy-like figure in single clothes.

Even on such an important day, Pope Chen Changsheng still did not come forward and stayed in the stone chamber.

Looking at the figures of the archbishops such as the King of Linghai and the girl in black, people were surprised, but they dared not say anything more.

As the clear and distant bell rang, the young monks walked along the Shinto towards the Li Palace, and the Great Tribunal officially began.

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When the entire Kyoto's sight was in front of the palace, a person appeared in front of the heavy stone gate of Tianshuling.

The National Cavalry, the Yulin Army, the generals and bishops who were jointly responsible for the guards of Tianshuling, did not stop that person.

Because when they saw that person, the other party was already in the Heavenly Book Mausoleum.

The man drooped his shoulders and washed his clothes until they turned pale. He looked a little shabby and looked a little sad.

Rather than being a scholar, he is more like a shopkeeper in charge of accounts.

In fact, he had been in the account room for a long time at the Tang family in Wenshui.

He also killed many powerful demons on the snow field and made great achievements in the Huaiyuan.

He faced the bleakest storm in Xunyang City and cut open the iron tree with one knife in Kyoto.

He was once the top of the list of free and easy things, and now he is the sacred man.
Chapter completed!