Inheriting A Divine Cultivation Clan At The Start, All My Juniors Are Empresses

”Indeed, now that Qin Xiu’s capital is shattered, she is just a stray dog; she doesn’t deserve to die by your blade!”

”Is she still thinking about sparing the little girl’s life now?”

”And the little girl looks so lovely. I wonder if she’ll cry when we kill her!”

”Hahahaha!”

A burst of laughter.

Lu Yi didn’t intend to stop her subordinates; she looked at Qin Xiu with her long, spellbinding eyes, waiting for Qin Xiu’s response.

And Qin Xiu glanced at the little Qingyi in her arms, her gaze already narrowed. The lady on the opponent’s side appeared gentle as water on the surface, but they wouldn’t deign to use many soldiers to engulf her? Moreover, remembering such a strategy, thinking of the issue of army morale was indeed impressive.

”Alright.”

Qin Xiu thought calmly. It seems the Lu Yi she remembered wasn’t a woman of indecision. Besides her heavenly beauty and captivating figure, she was also an emperor.

An untrustworthy ruler!

What celebration is the celebration about? It’s a celebration with Lu Yi’s nation, or essentially her state to celebrate peace between the two sides. Then during this celebration, there was much tea, but unexpectedly afterward, they brought an army and directly attacked!

Haha.

Well-executed, truly a monarch. If the monarch were so merciful to the enemy, they wouldn’t be their sixth state’s ruler. Not to mention, in such chaotic times, they actually believed Lu Yi’s words, truly believing they could tread together?

Laughable.

Yet there’s no need to speak of it now; Qin Xiu wouldn’t lose her temper, which would lose her Royal Guard Captain’s dignity.

”Alright, isn’t it just wanting to kill me, the Guard Captain, before everyone? Okay, I can accept this challenge, but you need to ensure her safety.” Qin Xiu looked at the woman on the carriage behind the soldiers, her eyes fixed on Qingyi under the eaves.

”This is the last trust I can place in your integrity; know that a weak little girl poses no threat.”

”You wouldn’t fear even something so trivial, would you?”