Conspiracy in Gusu City
by Zhang Yao
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In midsummer in the south of the Yangtze River, there is no cloud in the blue sky. On both sides of the avenue covered by thick shades, there are thousands of hectares of green, covered with red dots. The river is crystal clear and you can see countless fish swimming there. Qinglan's reflection is reflected in the water, and the green tips of birds are singing softly. It's a beautiful scenery. "". A series of crisp hoofbeats broke the noon tranquility. Wearing a long sword, disheveled clothes and a tired look, Bo Pei, the aristocratic son of Chu State, was galloping away, turning a blind eye to the beautiful scenery in front of him. His chest was burned by a fire of revenge, almost suffocating him. Fei Wuji, the young master of the crown prince, had always been jealous of his father, Bo Chue Wan, who served as King Zuo Yin of Chu. He repeatedly made slanders and instigations in front of Prime Minister Nang Wa. Nangwa was angry and sent troops to attack the uncle's house. He ordered his house to be burned down and all his clan members were killed, hoping to eradicate the whole family. It happened that Bo Chu was hunting in the countryside that day and survived.
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