…

The edict to punish the rebels was hundreds of words long, and every word and every sentence was so sonorous and powerful.

It was as if just these few words could destroy the Mongols and chop Zhao Min to pieces.

After a brief discussion on the matter of sending troops, Liu Bowen left.

Zhang Wuji also fulfilled his duty as a good host. As an emperor, he actually personally escorted Liu Bowen out of the city.

…

Looking at the backs of Liu Bowen and his group, Zhang Wuji finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"This annoying person is finally gone."

But at this moment, Zhou Zhiruo quietly walked to his side.

"Your Majesty, I have already given you one hundred lashes. I wonder if Your Majesty would like to impose any other punishment."

Zhang Wuji smiled and pulled her wrist: "Zhiruo, stop it. How did you know that I wanted to use your hand to beat Liu Bowen?"

Zhou Zhiruo rolled her eyes at him and said, "If I can't even guess this, then I've followed you for so long in vain."

Zhang Wuji smiled and said, "Zhiruo, then tell me how you guessed it."

Zhou Zhiruo said: "You are my man, I understand you even better than I understand myself."

"You always let the maids do things like getting some paper and pen, but at that time, you called my name. It was obvious that you wanted to teach Liu Bowen a lesson, but you were too embarrassed to speak up yourself."

"I have no choice but to do this embarrassing thing for you."

Zhang Wuji didn't care about the public watching him, he hugged Zhou Zhiruo in his arms.

"Zhiruo, you are so smart, you are worthy of being my woman."

Zhou Zhiruo was horrified: "Zhang Wuji, are you crazy? Don't you see where you are?"

Zhang Wuji said: "I don't care where this place is. Now, I just want to take off your clothes and see if those hundred whips really hurt you."