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Chapter 786

In the woods.

The winter hunting team gradually went deep into the dense forest, and many people gradually dispersed in order to hunt good prey. Cui Weizhen did not bring an entourage today, and it was very inconvenient for no one to raid the formation and collect the prey, so he followed the King of Wei shamelessly.

took his manpower.

King Wei watched helplessly as another rabbit was snatched away by Cui Weizhen with an arrow. He twitched the corner of his mouth and said earnestly: "Weizhen, which of my guards do you like? Just pick one. Together with me,

Go, it really limits your performance, maybe General Qin has more prey than you now."

Cui Weizhen asked the guards to help him pick up the rabbits he had hunted. He shook his head solemnly: "No, His Highness just brought five guards into the forest today. The ministers can stay here to protect His Highness."

King Wei wanted to complain very much. If he needed someone to protect him, wouldn't it be better to keep General Qin here? Why do we need a half-hearted scholar like you?

But he didn't dare... King Wei thought, no, no, it wasn't that he didn't dare, it was to take into account the friendship between the two of them as brothers over the years, and not to worry about Cui Weizhen's petty mind.

He was such a good little junior brother at first, but why did he grow crookedly?

At this moment, the tame falcon let out a sharp and cool cry. King Wei was refreshed and quickly commanded his dog: "Dahuang, come on!"

Let’s not talk about why His Royal Highness the King of Wei’s beloved dog has such a tacky name. Let’s just say that the dog, Dahuang, is a majestic Tibetan mastiff. It is tall and roars like a lion. Although it has been tamed, it still has an undisturbed spirit.

Wild, tough and brave, it is eye-catching.

The moment he discovered his prey, Rhubarb galloped away like a flashing leopard, biting off the prey's neck in one bite, and brought the unlucky sika deer back to its owner without any need for the guards to do anything.

King Wei happily touched the head of his beloved dog and then showed off to Cui Weizhen: "Rhubarb is indeed worthy of the name of a divine dog. I and Xiaoqing rely on it to fight in the hunting grounds. Even my father admires them very much. Ning

Yang asked me for it many times in private, but I was not willing to give it to her."

I would like to add here that Princess Ningyang was pregnant not long ago, so she could not come to Huangzhuang this time, otherwise she would be indispensable in the hunting ground.

Cui Weizhen was indifferent to King Wei's show off. According to Zhen'er, His Highness King Wei was a RMB player. How could he compare to his self-reliance? At the very least, all the prey he got were hunted by himself.

Even so, he still praised politely on his face: "Your Highness has such a magical dog, which is like a tiger with wings. However, I have a question, why did Your Highness name them Dahuang and Xiaoqing? It really insults their majesty."

"

King Wei's face froze, he coughed slightly, and said sheepishly: "This is the name of my beloved concubine, and I am used to being called her by her name."

Cui Weizhen said lightly and didn't answer any more.

King Wei didn't want to continue the topic of names, and instead teased Cui Weizhen: "It is said that Mrs. Ning Guo once got a magical dog, which was from the same litter as the king's rhubarb. It's a pity, Wei Zhen, you are so jealous that you took it away again."

Sent back."

Can I also have the dog sent by King Ke?

Cui Weizhen smiled slightly: "Weichen's family is poor and he cannot afford to raise such a magical dog, which makes His Highness laugh."

King Wei's scalp went numb when he saw him laughing. He secretly regretted which pot he had not opened and which pot he had not opened. He quickly said: "Haha, Tibetan Mastiffs are wild and difficult to tame. It is a wise move to send them away. I have gained a lot today. Today, I have gained a lot."

I’ll give you this sika deer. Look, it’s a stag.”

As he spoke, he winked at Cui Weizhen, with eyes that only a man could understand, and the guards beside him all laughed kindly.

Cui Weizhen: "..." How could a dignified first-class prince become so vulgar?

The corner of his mouth twitched: "It would be a waste of money to give this gift to a humble minister. Your Highness has been very proud of himself recently, so he needs more nourishment than a humble minister."

King Wei: "..."

Is this mocking him? Or praising him?

Recently, his concubine is pregnant. The King of Wei is indeed very proud of himself and feels that he has become more powerful. Cui Weizhen has not had any children except Wangzi in recent years. He really thinks about him.

He couldn't help but leaned over and whispered: "Weizhen, I know a famous doctor who is very good at treating men's diseases. If you need it, I can recommend you to go for consultation."

Although King Wei's voice was low, everyone present was a martial arts practitioner with sharp ears and eyes, so how could they not hear it? The expressions of the five guards could not help but be strange, and their eyes could not help but look at Cui Weizhen.

Even if Cui Weizhen is good at cultivating his energy, he has become more and more unpredictable in recent times. At this moment, King Wei was so angry that his face turned livid. Speaking of which, how could that man remain indifferent when his ability was doubted?

He almost gritted his teeth and replied: "Thank you for your kindness, Your Majesty. Weizhen and his wife are nurturing good health and upbringing. We will have a second child by chance. Please forgive me for your trouble."

Seeing that he had made the other party angry again, King Wei touched his nose angrily and asked shamelessly: "What is eugenics and eugenics?"

Cui Weizhen sneered: "Don't have children randomly if you have nothing to do."

King Wei, who already had four sons and three daughters, felt like an arrow had been shot in his knee.

He felt that Cui Weizhen's thoughts were very dangerous, and he advised earnestly: "The more children you have, the more blessings you will have. Wangzi is the only one in the uncle's house who is a little short. You and Mrs. Ningguo are still young, so you can have more sons to continue the family line. This can also be done."

Pay homage to our ancestors."

Cui Weizhen actually nodded very obediently: "Yes, Mrs. Zhou next door also advised Wei Chen like this."

King Wei: "..."

Aunt Zhou next door? Next door to you is Shangshu Mansion. Where did Aunt Zhou come from? The King of Wei never knew that he was being ridiculed. He immediately couldn't laugh or cry: "That's all, I won't tell you, lest you dislike me for talking too much."

Cui Weizhen felt relieved and naturally had to round out his words: "Wei Chen knows that His Highness has good intentions, but he just doesn't want Madam to hurt her body."

The image of Cui Weizhen loving his wife as much as her life has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. King Wei and the guards were convinced of this reason, and they couldn't help but silently sighed in their hearts: Jing Ningbo is indeed an infatuated person.

The hunt continues.

Even Cui Weizhen, who was accustomed to exercising, felt a little tired, let alone the pampered King Wei. He was about to suggest that he dismount and rest for a while, but suddenly his brows froze.

Perhaps it was God's will, because he subdued two frightened horses when he went out in the morning. Cui Weizhen paid special attention to the condition of his mount today, so he immediately discovered that something was wrong with King Wei's mount.

His eyes were cloudy and his expression was anxious...it didn't look like exhaustion, but rather like a prelude to getting sick.

His heart skipped a beat and he immediately shouted loudly: "Your Highness, be careful, get off your horse quickly!"

As if in response to his shouting, the horse under King Wei's crotch suddenly neighed sadly, raised its hooves, and galloped away into the deep forest.

King Wei is in danger!

[The author has something to say]

Sika deer is a first-level protected animal in my country. If the plot requires it, please do not imitate hunting. The prey in Huangzhuang are all raised in captivity and are not game.


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