I heard that if you take this kind of poison, you will have two attacks. One is worse than death, and the other is life-saving.
The King of Central Plains was captured, and the enemy gave him this poison in order to control him.
The king of the Central Plains was angry, the king of the Central Plains hated him, the king of the Central Plains resisted, and then failed.
He finally made it to the Central Plains to redeem him, but the price was to hand over the farming skills of the Central Plains.
The King of Central Plains knew that he could not go home.
But he is not willing to stay in a foreign country for the rest of his life.
The King of Central Plains waited for the poison to take effect, and then took his enemy with him and rushed to hell together.
Unexpectedly, he waited and waited, and before the poison took effect, he heard the enemy say he liked him.
Isn't this ironic?
Demining: (lazy)
Intention: Never forget the original intention