When the emperor and his men came over, they saw soldiers lying in front of the princess's mansion, wailing.

Even the general had a deep whip mark on his face.

The emperor looked at the monk next to him and whispered, "It seems that it doesn't matter whether I come or not."

Fu Xixi nodded, and couldn't help but sigh in his heart that the little princess was really amazing.

Yun Nian'an glanced at the luxurious carriage, and then at the secret guards assigned by the emperor standing behind him.

However, these secret guards gave Yun Nian'an a thumbs up from the bottom of their hearts. Even if they were under the continuous attack of so many people, there would be a time when they were exhausted.

But the young princess not only did not let them do it, she also dealt with those people herself. The key was how much trouble the action would cause.

There was even a secret guard who looked at the eldest brother and whispered to him, "Brother, where did the little princess learn martial arts from? And how can she use the whip so well? If it were given to me, I'm afraid I would be tangled into a doughnut!"

The secret guard who was called the eldest brother glared at his younger brother and said, "Shut your mouth! Can't you see that the battle ahead is getting tense?"

The little princess didn't let us go, she dealt with you personally, and you are still grumbling in the back. If you affect the little princess again, you won't be able to chop off your heads even if you have ten."

The soldier nodded after listening to what his eldest brother said. He thought that the emperor had sent all of them, the royal guards, to protect the little princess.

Even the princes did not receive such treatment, so it can be imagined that the little princess was very important to the emperor.

The emperor came forward with Fu Xixi, looked at the general and said coldly, "Why are you here? You are not allowed to enter the capital without being summoned. You brought a large number of troops to the capital without permission, which is a serious crime punishable by beheading."

The general turned around and saw the emperor coming, and immediately knelt on the ground and said, "Your Majesty, I have a grievance.

My only daughter, Princess Nan, was unexpectedly killed by the young princess for no reason, and not only that, but my poor grandson was also killed.

I have no intention of fighting, so I hurried to the capital. I heard that the emperor has been bewitched by the witch, so I was anxious..."

The emperor heard this and sneered, "Why? Do you think I am getting old and confused?"

"I dare not. That is not what I meant."

The emperor snorted coldly, "Oh, really?

That's not what I meant. How dare you come to Beijing without being summoned? The situation on the front line is critical now. You can imagine the consequences if you bring a large number of troops here.

Will the cities on the front line be immediately captured by the enemy? Have you ever thought about these consequences?

Is it worthy of the hat on your head just for the sake of love?"

The general couldn't help complaining in his heart when he heard what the emperor said.

Humph! His precious daughter is gone, and his grandson is gone too!

He killed his daughter and grandson, the little princess, but received no punishment.

He didn't care what was happening on the front line. Even if the enemy army broke into the Great Dynasty, what would happen? They slaughtered all the people of the Great Dynasty! What would happen?

These were all decisions made by the emperor himself. If the emperor had immediately executed the little princess to appease him!

How could he abandon the front line and come here with all his subordinates?

The emperor looked at the guards brought over from behind and said to the general, "General, you came to the capital for no reason and even wanted to attack the little princess. All these crimes...

Come, bring him down to me."

The general naturally refused to accept it, but he could not rebel and the troops he brought were far inferior to those of the troops defending the capital.

Thinking that he was a general after all, and the position of general was taken from him by my old father who had followed the late emperor in his campaigns.

Although he himself had not fought many impressive battles, nor had he made many military achievements, the emperor could not do anything to him just based on his father's previous merits.