"Ouyang Xing, Ouyang Zhou, you will also have this day, hahaha...hahaha..." Beiyue Heng looked up to the sky and laughed, the pride and arrogance in the laughter were all revealed.
"Beiyue Heng, don't be too complacent. One day, I will beat you to death and you will have to surrender."
The fourteenth prince had a mess of hair and a dirty face, but he still raised his chest and said loudly. His voice was very passionate and he was not convinced by Bei Yueheng's words.
The next second, Ouyang Jing was slapped to the ground by Fuliang. Ouyang Zhou was startled and immediately squatted down to help him, saying: "Brother Fourteen, how are you?"
Beiyue Heng, who was standing aside, stopped laughing and said with cold eyes: "I might as well tell you that your favorite concubine, Rou Fei, of Emperor Xin is coming to Gu soon. Do you still remember that Feng Yan?
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Do you know why she came? Gu wants her to be Gu's queen, and wants her to see how Gu defeated Bixin and how he made her the most noble queen, hahaha..."
Another series of laughter overflowed from Bei Yueheng's mouth, and his young and handsome face showed a rare display of publicity and wildness.
His laughter and his words finally angered the fifteenth prince Ouyang Zhou. He stood up almost without thinking and slammed into Bei Yue Heng, as if he wanted to die with him, but his attack did not touch Bei Yue Heng at all.
His body was knocked down to the ground by Fu Liang's heavy punch.
The maniacally laughing young emperor stopped laughing, and his face became extremely ferocious: "Put the two of them alone in the car. We must let them go around the prairie today."
Although the two of them resisted desperately, their eyes were red, and there was unbearable anger in them, they were helpless and helpless, but Beiyue Heng's guards tied them up with ropes like animals and made them stand in front of the carriage.
, and then beat them hard, causing them to run wildly like horses, leading the North Vietnamese who were carried away in the carriage around the vast prairie.
Not only that, they also had to endure a series of humiliating treatments such as saliva, rotten eggs, and rotten vegetable leaves from countless North Vietnamese people along the way. However, Beiyue Heng was worshiped by the people. They regarded him as a god and affectionately called him the North Vietnamese Wolf.
, because he is the bravest and most capable of fighting, and they all love him.
After walking these two people around like animals for enough, he ordered his men to throw them back into the dungeon to wait for further humiliation the next day.
If this is not the case, someone should look after them and even put something under their tongue to prevent them from committing suicide. They must be kept alive so that they can continue the game of humiliating them.
Sometimes two people were really disobedient and refused to pull the carriage away. Beiyue Heng would order someone to tie them to the back of the carriage with a rope, order the horse to run wildly, and ask them to run with the horse. If they couldn't run, they would have to
Being dragged on the ground, dragged along like a dead dog, no part of the body is intact anymore.
The two princes have never been treated like this in their lives. Just because of their actions when they were young, they have to face such humiliation today. The two of them really regret it, and they are even more eager for someone to save them or let them die faster.