The second prince's heart skipped a beat, and he immediately panicked.
How is that possible?
He clearly watched his mother change the bow, so there couldn't be any mistakes, but the weight of it clearly indicates that it's the real Sunset Bow!
All eyes were on him, making the second prince feel increasingly uneasy, and cold sweat instantly covered his forehead.
But having come this far, with no way out, he could only raise both arms and try desperately to lift them upwards.
The bow, weighing over 100 pounds, could normally be lifted with both hands, but the second prince had injured his leg while fighting for a horse. Just as he lifted the bow a little, there was a "crack" sound, and his broken leg broke again.
"Ahhh—" The second prince screamed and fell to the ground. The Sunset Bow pressed down on his broken leg, making it impossible for him to get up. He could only cry and call out "Mother Queen".
The queen stood up hastily, but before she could call for help, a figure rushed forward at lightning speed and picked up the Sunset Bow with one hand.
Everyone held their breath, only to see Si Jin smile faintly and look at the Second Prince beside him, "I already said, Second Brother, don't try anything with your leg injured. Just watch."
He deliberately lowered his voice to provoke, "So anxious that they've even started calling me 'Mother Empress'."
The second prince took a deep breath, and tears streamed down his face uncontrollably—that venomous snake, You Sijin.
"It's you!" he exclaimed, tears welling in his eyes. "It was you who changed the Sunset Bow!"
"What are you saying, Second Brother?" Si Jin laughed. "The Sunset Bow is a 140-jin (70 catties) black iron bow. When have I ever changed it?"
Si Jin naturally wouldn't admit that he had already replaced the Sunset Bow with the real one. Since some people love to make a fool of themselves, then he would just have to watch them make a fool of themselves.
Having said that, Si Jin stopped looking at the Second Prince, picked up a heavy black iron arrow, and effortlessly drew back the bowstring, shooting it fiercely towards the dense forest.
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The arrow was released at an extremely fast speed, and soon the accompanying guards came to report: "Young master has shot through a tree."
The second prince, though delirious from his injuries, still gritted his teeth and seized every opportunity to continue mocking Si Jin: "It's just a tree; only shooting the prey counts as an autumn hunt..."
Guard: "Through the trees, the arrow pierced the necks of two deer, pinning them to the ground."
Second Prince: "..."
The scene was silent for only a moment before a loud cheer erupted. Sunset drew his bowstring taut and shot two deer through the trees! This was an unprecedented start to the autumn hunt in Miao territory!
The Miao people are generally not very strong and prefer to use lightweight weapons. The young master is the only person in the last three hundred years to draw the Sunset Bow to its full potential!
"This is an auspicious omen; the young master is truly a blessing to the Miao region!"
"May God bless the young master! May God bless the Miao region!"
The praise grew louder and louder, and Si Jin instantly became the center of everyone's admiration, while the Second Prince, even though he was so badly injured, was ignored by everyone.
He seemed like a useless piece of trash abandoned by the world, bullied and ridiculed by everyone, but it shouldn't be like this, the second prince thought: He should be the one who draws the Sunset Bow today, the one everyone is watching!
Everything was planned, but it was all Yu Sijin's fault! Today, he's going to make sure that bitch dies without a burial place.
With Si Jin's command, the autumn hunt began. Amidst the sound of galloping hooves, Xiao Yao anxiously warned, "My lord, the Second Prince has laid an ambush in the dense forest, and he's after you."
"Really?" Si Jin glanced at Ji Linyuan, mounted her horse, and said with a hint of barely perceptible excitement in her voice, "I'm so scared."
Xiao Yao: [d(д) Could you be any more perfunctory?]
To witness Si Jin's death, the second prince, despite his aching legs, insisted on entering the dense forest to see it for himself.
Sure enough, not long after entering the forest, Si Jin and Ji Linyuan were surrounded by a large number of venomous snakes, and many Gu worms that had been buried beforehand crawled out from the trees and the ground.
It wasn't an assassin they arranged, but a poisonous snake or worm?
Si Jin's lips curled slightly, and the corners of his eyes turned a little red: for the first time, he felt that the scheme set up by the idiot was somewhat interesting.
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