Chapter 1285 The Immortal Will Not Become an Immortal (43)

"As for you, just use the tactics you use when interrogating prisoners, with a straight face and a cold face. My Zishu has interrogated so many prisoners, so he has some experience."

Liu Xianghe felt a little guilty after talking about it.

He doesn't need to act, he just wants to be real. But Bai Ao couldn't do this when facing Emperor Jianing.

Bai Nao took a deep breath: "Go back."

This made Liu Xianghe very dissatisfied.

Liu Xianghe had practiced martial arts since he was a child and spent a lot of time practicing martial arts every day. Since his martial arts skills were better than Bai Ao's, he picked her up and pressed her on the bed.

Gritting his teeth, he said: "I said, I don't agree, Bai Zishu!"

Most of Liu Xianghe's body was pressed against Bai Nao's body, his hands clasped Bai Nao's hands, and their two faces were very close to each other.

The emotion in his eyes was shocking.

"Bai Zishu, listen carefully, I don't agree!"

Bai Nao was not used to it and frowned: "Get out of here."

Liu Xianghe refused: "When I talk to you properly, you don't let go. I'm sorry, I make the decision now. Don't say that to me anymore."

"Isn't the end of a person's life death? Death, what's the big deal? Why do you die? The process from birth to death is the most important."

"Bai Zishu, I should thank you. I didn't want to die before because I thought that the Liu family has given so much, so why should they be suspected? If you praise your fame, you have to worry about the emperor attacking you and pretending to do it."

"It's boring to live like this. It's boring. It's really boring. Is the Liu family powerful? It's quite powerful, but can a few members of the Liu family defend against the Huns? The so-called generals make the sacrifices of soldiers more valuable."

"If Liu Jing'an thinks that he can stand high and praise his achievements in this way, he will be no different from an ordinary general after all. I, Liu Jing'an's son, am even less qualified."

"Bai Zishu, I have also been with the marching army. I have never been a vanguard. I have only seen groups of them rushing forward. I was shocked by how they were not afraid of death. Now that I think about it, I, the prince of Subei, am really unworthy. My virtue is not worthy of my place, my talent is not worthy of my reputation, I have no achievements, no brains, no martial arts, but I enjoy the respect of the soldiers in Subei and the tolerance of the people in Subei. My honor comes from my father and clan, those who went to the battlefield. I am the most unworthy person, born only to enjoy."

"If the Li Dynasty dies, the next monarch will rise just like I did before."

If you don't realize this, you will always be just a second-generation ancestor.

Liu Xianghe spoke very quickly, curling his lips in defeat.

I have never felt so bad.

Before coming to Kyoto, I always thought that my father was the king of Subei. He defeated the Xiongnu dozens of times. He had great military exploits and was powerful in all directions.

What does he have?

Maybe there is only one father like this?

With this father, everyone in Subei would give way to him.

What does Bai Zishu have? She doesn't like her mother, father, and clan who are holding her back.

Liu Xianghe heard that aristocratic families cultivated children who were both prosperous and deprived of each other. When one person is in trouble, support comes from all directions.

Therefore, when the descendants of the clan make mistakes and encounter those who protect their shortcomings, they have something to rely on and become more arrogant.

Bai Nao's behavior was very inconsistent with the family's standards. He personally attacked his brother-in-law, sent him to prison, and sent him to the guillotine.

Even if her brother deserves it the most, she will still be criticized.

"Bai Zishu, let's each take a step back, okay?"

Bai Nai was too lazy to struggle. She had the ability to protect herself, but her martial arts skills were really not as good as those of those who specialized in martial arts.