The Lady in the General’s Arms is a Bigshot in Mystic Arts

Finally, Jiang Fu closed his eyes lightly.

The general became famous at the age of fourteen when he set out to fight against Suzaku. Since then, he has been undefeated and invincible. However, he was seriously injured when he went to fight Suzaku, and he is still in a wheelchair.

It turned out that the army had been set up as a spy.

Zhao Heng was getting closer and closer to her. His voice was very soft, with a bit of madness, and said, "Junior Sister, you should not be like them."

Jiang Fu lowered his eyes, took a step back unobtrusively, and said in a soft voice, "Ministers listen to the emperor in everything."

Zhao Heng paused, turned his gaze to Jiuqu who was tied to the chair strangely, and suddenly burst out laughing, with a bit of joy in his laughter, he said loudly, "How, what do you think sir?"

"Junior Sister knows more about current affairs than you and Shen Rulan!"

"I really should thank you sir, otherwise how could I meet such a good junior sister..."

That last sentence speaks volumes.

Jiuqu was tied to the chair, and he looked at Zhao Heng who was looking crazy, his blood was surging and his mind was buzzing.

After Zhao Heng laughed a few times, he turned his head to look at Jiang Fu, and said with a smile, "Junior sister, do you want to enter the palace and become a concubine? I will definitely give you the best."

"As long as you are willing to give him a knife, I will immediately declare you a queen."

Cong Yin suddenly raised his head, feeling that the dog emperor has gone completely crazy, there is no **** help!

But what she was more worried about was that Jiang Fu would agree that although the dog emperor was a lunatic, he was the queen, the mother of a country, and she had a hard life in the past, how could she resist...

Zhao Heng looked at Jiang Fu with a very determined look.

Jiang Fu stood in front of her, the green shirt in the blue sky and water perfectly matched her, making her skin translucent and snow-white.

She looked at Zhao Heng's face and suddenly smiled.

"No hurry." The girl's red lips parted slightly, she fixed her eyes on Zhao Heng and said, "Before that, I might as well do a fortune-telling for His Majesty, I don't know if His Majesty is interested in fortune-telling."

Zhao Heng didn't expect that she would want to tell his fortune, so he looked at her and said, "Okay, well, a fortune-telling is a fortune-telling. I heard that you are very accurate in fortune-telling."

Jiang Fu stood there gracefully, still looking terribly calm, she said slowly, "Is that so, how did Your Majesty know?"

Zhao Hengdao: "Didn't you make a fortune for Shen Rulan before, Jiuxing Pass?"

He turned around, found a place to sit down, and said with some inexplicable emotions in his eyes, "It's pretty accurate."

Cong Yin was right behind Jiang Fu, so he couldn't see her expression, he could only tell from her words that she was calm.

But what direction is this going? She wants to tell the dog emperor a fortune teller?

Jiang Fu stood there without moving, she nodded slightly, and said, "The Emperor still knows this."

After a slight pause, she continued, "Then the emperor should also know that Mr. Shen spent 10,000 taels of gold to find a fortune teller from a commoner girl."

Cong Yin: "???" She felt that Jiang Fu was infected by the dog emperor, what did she mean by that, asking the dog emperor for fortune?

Sitting there, Jiuqu breathed a sigh of relief, raised his eyes and glanced at the girl in green shirt standing there, her fingers moved quietly behind her, and she was about to untie the rope.

Zhao Heng didn't expect Jiang Fu to say such a sentence at all, but it aroused his interest. It's been a long time since anyone has been so bold in front of him.

He leaned there and looked at the girl in green shirt standing in front of him with great interest, and said with a smile, "Junior Sister is asking me for fortune-telling money?"

Jiang Fu nodded: "Ministers are very accurate in fortune-telling, and this hexagram will never let the emperor suffer."