Chapter 1406-I am willing

t and ambition, and you can't control him."Li Chen said blandly, "what's more, his legs are on him, and if he doesn't want to, I don't have the time to force him to do things."when Jin Luyao saw Li Ch...Chapter 1406: yes

Chueh an said, "I didn't have any cooperation or communication with Ning Wang before. Naturally, I wouldn't think about it so much, but now that I have come to my door, I will not harm Wang Ye."

"now the prince has ordered me to seal the mountain gate of Shaolin. This is to dig up the roots of Buddhism. I have no choice but to take another risk. This time, in order to ensure success, I asked Wang Yeh to cooperate, and I will never do it on Wang Ye's land."

speaking of this, Chueh-an looked up at King Ning and said, "if the prince dies at the crescent moon, what does this have to do with Wang Ye"

this sentence made the footsteps of King Ning who wanted to leave come to a standstill.

he turned to look at Chueh-an, narrowed his eyes and said, "how can this king trust you"

"monks don't lie."

Chueh-an saluted and said, "Land Immortals will never deceive their names and steal the world."

with a sneer, Ning Wang said, "Don't talk about the land immortals. This Wang Yanyun sixteen rides out. What master will not be trampled into flesh by the iron riders under the king's command this king must give a real guarantee!"

"what's more, the land fairy world is not invincible. Did you succeed in assassinating a prince who was defenseless" Isn't it also a failure "

this sentence seems to step on the sore spot of Chueh-an.

he really couldn't figure it out. The two assassinations carefully woven by himself ended in failure.

once it was the psychopath in Daomen.

once was a simple heart taught by Bailian.

but he didn't believe that Li Chen could move out of a land fairy land when he encountered the third assassination.

the expressionless Chueh-an said, "does Wang Ye think that Wang Ye will be spared when the prince returns to the capital"

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King Ning sneered: "it's no use talking to the king about this. When the king is playing with politics and the hearts of the people, he won't miss him in the temple, but he won't let him go. The political struggle is a political struggle, and killing people and goods is killing people and goods. The nature of the two is completely different. The king doesn't trust you now. If you want the king to cooperate with you, you have to come up with something that the king can trust."

Chueh-an looked at King Ning and felt very troublesome.

even if he is seriously injured by Jane's heart, it is only a matter of pinching the ant to kill King Ning.

but Chueh-an can't do that.

taking a deep breath, Chueh-an said, "what if Lord Zhao Xuanji promises to help Wang Ye if he is ordered by Shangshu Province"

as soon as this remark came out, King Ning burst out laughing and said, "it's really him!"

Chueh-an frowned. "is Wang Ye seducing my old man's words"

"if you don't tell me, the king can guess that there are only a few people in the world who have the courage and the ability to assassinate the crown prince. Whoever wants the prince to die most urgently will be the greatest suspect. King Wen has the same reason as the king. So King Wen's suspicion is the least. Among the rest of the government and opposition, apart from the old bones in the cabinet, who else can have this courage"

"it's just that the king still wants to verify it. Since you are willing to say it, it would be best."

the more he heard it, the more he felt that King Ning's intentions were deep and terrible. He said in a quiet voice, "then please speak bluntly whether your Majesty is willing to accomplish this great event."

"Yes."

King Ning made a U-turn in his attitude. He said, "if you can really kill the prince at the crescent moon, then his death has nothing to do with this king. Why is this king unwilling" It's just, how do you want Ben Wang to cooperate "he beginning of its establishment, the older generals always had a tacit understanding that the court struggle would not spread to the crescent pass, and the crescent pass would never care about the d...