When Xie Buzhi, the "green-shirted prodigal", entered Chang'an City with half a jug of leftover wine, the city was offering a reward for him - because he had beheaded the minister of household affairs last night, and actually used the gold-inlaid official hat to commit a "leopard kill" in the gambling house.
Everyone in the world knew that this lazy swordsman only knew how to play tricks, but they didn't know that the rusty iron sword on his waist had split the chain locks of the Eighteen Water Villages on the Yellow River three years ago. He came to Beijing this time to expose a scam about the "loyal orphan". The young hero who was held up to the altar was actually a puppet carved by poisonous sects in the Western Regions using poisonous insects.
When the wine flag on Zhuque Street was blown away by the sword energy, Xie Buji picked up seven hidden cherries on the tip of his sword, and drunkenly stepped on the top of the Imperial Envoy's sedan: "How come the 'chivalrous people' raised by you adults are dirtier than the mud on the soles of my shoes?"
The setting sun was like blood, and he walked toward the city gate, swinging the empty wine flask, and fireworks exploded behind him. The article read: The new champion confessed his crime in the street, and someone had put a cynical dimple on the corner of the portrait's mouth.
