My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

"I don't know what's going on with those brothers? I don't know if Gu Hui still has a lot of them?"

"Didn't General Yin send someone to prepare things? Brothers should be fine."

For safety reasons, those who were bitten by snakes and had hallucinations were tied up.

The others who were not bitten were fed water mixed with white pills one by one.

Gu Hui carried Peng Ze onto the boat and threw him directly onto the bow deck, letting him blow the cold wind while she stood guard next to him.

At this moment, Peng Ze felt a little strange. Wasn't he just fighting on the battlefield to avenge his dead brothers?

The air smelled of blood, but now it smelled of salt and humidity.

The sun was very dazzling. He wiped his sweat and sat up. When he saw the person next to him, he was shocked: "Gu Hui?"

Gu Hui smiled at him: "Are you awake?"

Peng Ze was stunned, pinched his hand hard, and felt the pain: "Why is it you? Is my mother here? By the way, the cave!"

As he said this, he was about to stand up, but was pulled by Gu Hui. Just in time, when he sat down, his body tilted onto Gu Hui.

Peng Ze moved to the side as if he had been bitten: "Sorry, I didn't mean to."

Gu Hui raised her eyebrows: "It's okay."

After saying that, she looked at Peng Ze from top to bottom: "Someone has already gone to the direction of the cave, so just stay here with peace of mind! The poison on your body has just been cured. Don't get off the boat, in case you encounter him again Where is the poisonous snake?"

After speaking, she stood up and planned to get off the boat to help.

Peng Ze had ignored Gu Hui's rogue look and was relieved to hear that he had detoxified and someone had gone to the cave to save people.

Gu Hui took a few steps and stopped, then turned around: "By the way, General Ze, have you ever heard of the saying that a hero who saves a beautiful woman should pledge his life to her?"

Peng Ze: "?"

Gu Hui: "Today I save the hero, and I also want the hero to pledge myself to me! So, you can think about it from this moment, do you want to pledge your body to me once, or do you want to pledge your body to me for the rest of your life?"

The sea breeze blew Gu Hui's messy bangs, and Peng Ze looked at her face and turned away with a satisfied expression of teasing a woman from a good family.

He cursed.

On the beach, all the people who had been bitten had drank water and were sitting quietly in a heap.

Gu Hui followed Mrs. Peng and walked to the masked man and Wang Cuishan.

Mrs. Peng used her sword to pick off the masks of the masked man one by one. She didn't know how to pick up these poisonous things with her hands. She didn't know if they were all poisonous.

Rows of people were separated, and at the end was the Crown Prince of Southern Xinjiang on a stretcher.

As soon as the mask was lifted, Mrs. Peng and Gu Hui were stunned. They looked at each other, how could it be him?

…

In Kun City, two flying pigeons flew into the general's mansion.

General Peng and General Peng, father and son, were both there, each reading one letter.

The letter Old General Peng read was from Lu Zheng. The King of Nanjiang has been found and imprisoned together with the Princess of Nanjiang. It depends on what the Peng family wants, whether they should be escorted directly to Beijing or beheaded on the spot. .

The Princess of Southern Xinjiang was taken away by Mrs. Peng just to facilitate the use of the ship in Southern Xinjiang. After boarding the ship, she had people take the Princess of Nanjiang back.

Old General Peng said cheerfully: "Okay, okay, okay! Sure enough, he came from the Zhenguo Duke's mansion, and he looks like his grandfather!"

General Peng was talking about Lu Zheng. Lu Zheng's great-grandfather followed Emperor Taizu to conquer the world, otherwise he would not have been named the Duke of the country.

Lu Zheng's grandfather was the same generation as General Peng, and the two even worked together.

It just stopped when we got to Lu Zheng's father.

The only time Lu Zheng's father went on an expedition was to reinforce Southern Xinjiang. By the time he led his troops to Southern Xinjiang, General Peng and Mrs. Peng had already solved the problem. The result would be the same whether he went or not.

Lu Zheng's father got his share of the credit in vain and met his mother on the way back to Beijing. After that, Lu Zheng's father never left the capital again due to health reasons, let alone go to war.

The Peng family looked down upon his father.