Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

"Who allowed you to walk around like this and despise Chao Gang?" Tuli Khan looked at Que Teqin calmly and said, "Don't you know what crime should be for ignoring the emperor? Are you really not afraid that Ben Khan will take you down for questioning? "

When Que Teqin heard this, he couldn't help showing some approval in his eyes. He didn't know why, Tuli Khan looked particularly courageous today, completely different from the submissive feeling he had a few days ago. At least at that time, Tuli didn't dare to mention words such as "there is no king" at all, and he was very conscious that he didn't dare to pretend to be a king in front of him.

Although I don't know what medicine Tuli took wrongly today, he looks very playful and interesting today.

Playing, there is always a little change to make people feel fun.

Que Teqin said with a smile: "This king has worked so hard for so many years, which is obvious to all. Is it possible that because of taking so many steps in the court meeting, he will be taken down by the Great Khan? That would be too chilling. If the Great Khan insists on If you want to pursue this king's crimes, then I will be willing to be punished, there is no other way."

Tuli Khan sneered and said: "You act arrogantly and domineeringly, and you secretly win over so many ministers in the court. I am afraid that it is not a day or two that you have a heart of disobedience. How dare you have the face to say that you have worked hard in front of Ben Khan? Okay, Ben Khan will take you down today, and try your crimes carefully. Come, take King Youxian for me!"

The last sentence is loud and powerful, and it can be described as a model of a king. However, what happened afterwards became a little embarrassing.

None of the guards surrounding the court made a move, they all stood there quietly like wooden clay sculptures, as if they had not heard Tuli Khan's order at all.

For a moment, Chaotang fell into a strange silence.

Que Teqin looked at Tuli Khan with a sneer, as if looking at a buffoon. He had almost bought off the palace guards long ago. Among the twelve commanders of the imperial guards, five belonged to him. Who dares to do anything to the guards in the hall now?

Tuli Khan has long been a tiger with his teeth pulled out, even worse than a cat, how dare he show his prestige?

Que Teqin was a little funny.

For him, it's actually quite good to make a fuss like this. At least Tuli Khan could recognize the truth earlier and step aside obediently, and he would have less trouble.

"Why don't you do it? Do you want to rebel?" Tuli Khan glanced over the faces of the guards. His expression was very stern, like the cold wind on a glacier.

The guards, however, remained unmoved.

"Of course there are right and wrong king's orders. If you obey all the king's orders, wouldn't that be foolish loyalty? It's too late for the ministers to obey the right king's orders. If the king's orders are wrong, the Great Khan will see them, and no one will listen to them. Que Teqin said seriously. It was clear what he meant. As long as he doesn't nod his head, Tuli Khan's order can only be a wrong king's order that no one obeys, just nonsense.

He purposely revealed a face of relief and said: "It seems that my hard work can still be seen by everyone."

When Tuli Khan heard this, the anger on his face melted instantly, and he began to laugh out loud.

Que Teqin's expression changed slightly, he squinted his eyes, and asked slowly, "Why is Khan laughing wildly?"

"Do you really think that Ben Khan won't be able to do anything to you after you win over those tribes and palace guards?" Tuli Khan asked in a very dangerous tone.

Que Teqin's unconcerned smile explained his answer. He laughed and said, "What proof does the Khan have for saying that? Dare I ask the Khan, how can you be worthy of the ancestors of the Ashina family when you slander a loyal minister like me who is so loyal to the Turks in public?"