Rebirth: The little puppet emperor, tearing apart the regent with his own hands

So isn't this the end game? The protagonist is immortal, so how can he fight?

Luoyun asked Su Qing: "What are your plans in the future?"

What's the plan... Su Qing sighed and said: "Just take it one step at a time. If it doesn't work, just run away. Anyway, Yu Wenwen is half dead and can't stop it."

Luo Yun said: "Where do you want to run? The Huns have offended you to death, and the north is definitely not possible. The three directions of southeast, south, west, and the Western Region are definitely not possible. They are not enough for Zhang Liu to lead his troops to plow all over. You have to go south. , you have to cross the river, you can’t get through Yu Wenqing’s hurdle, do you want to go to the Eastern Wei Dynasty?”

Su Qing said speechlessly: "I'm just saying, I haven't lost yet, you want me to run away?"

Luoyun said: "Didn't you say that even the world prevents you from killing Yu Wenzhang? If the protagonist's halo is not removed for a day, how can you defeat him?"

Su Qing said: "Although I said I couldn't kill him, I didn't say I couldn't hurt him. Didn't you see that he is still paralyzed on the bed?

I have plenty of ways to make a person unable to live or die. As long as he has not ascended to become a god, there are plenty of ways to deal with it.

Okay, let’s not mention Yu Wenzhang, let him lie down for now. The most important thing now is to know what to do next.

The Huns are nothing to worry about, all that's left is the finishing work. Next, we need to deal with those people in the royal city. I don’t know if Zhang Liu’s memorial has arrived..."

After a few days, the Huns finally could not withstand the pressure of the Western Wei Dynasty and sent their prince over.

Su Qing took a look and saw that he was a fair-looking boy who looked to be about fifteen or sixteen years old. He was not short, about 1.75 meters tall, with red lips and white teeth. There was a hint of cowardice in the look he looked at himself, not like a Huns.

Su Qing had a gloomy face and sat in the front seat without speaking. Zhang Liuze said coldly: "Our country is negotiating peace with your ministry with great sincerity, but your ministry is just so perfunctory and deceiving us?!"

Although Zhang Liu has lived in the army for a long time, he actually looks more elegant. He even looks a bit easy-going when he's not sullen. But once his face darkened, the aura of the God of Death would immediately emanate from his whole body, which was very frightening.

His words successfully made the young man shiver, and several people knelt down with a plop. The man next to the young man said hurriedly: "Your Majesty, please calm down, Your Majesty, please calm down. We will never dare to deceive you. This is indeed our hostage. We hope you will see it clearly!"

Zhang Liu looked at the timid young man who was kneeling on the ground and did not dare to raise his head, and said coldly: "Mingjian? See for yourself, where is there any trace of the Huns in your prince? This is clearly what we Central Plains people look like! Messenger Sir, if you want to trick us, at least find someone decent to come over! Do you think we are fools?!"

Zhang Liu was being conservative. How could he not look like a Huns? He is not even comparable to the legitimate sons of those high-ranking families in the Western Wei Dynasty. He does not look like a superior person at all, but more like the unworthy bastards born by concubines.

"My lord, my lord," the Hun envoy cried bitterly, "I really don't dare to deceive your lord. This is indeed our crown prince and the only son of Hu Yanzhuo Shanyu who is still alive.

His Royal Highness, the Crown Prince, was born to the Great Chanyu and a stolen Han woman. Because he is mixed with Han blood and is completely unlike the Great Chanyu, he has always been neglected. For important matters, he will not be called at all. Because of this, he became the only child to survive..."

Zhang Liu frowned and said, "Are you older than the other children?"

The envoy said: "Our Great Chanyu was very sure of this war, so we decided to take them to the battlefield.

Firstly, it was to increase their knowledge and knowledge, and secondly, it was also to accumulate military merit for them. Who would have thought that the defeat was overwhelming and several princes and highnesses had already died on the battlefield..."

Hearing this, Su Qing glanced at the Crown Prince and saw that he was still lying on the ground and did not dare to raise his head, looking like a scapegoat who had been pushed up.

Su Qing sighed, and then asked: "Do you have proof of his identity as the prince?"

The Hun envoy said quickly: "Yes, yes."

As he said that, he pushed the young man, causing him to stagger and almost fall to the ground. The young man turned back and looked at the envoy, who quickly motioned for him to take out his identity certificate.

The young man also seemed to suddenly react, and quickly took out a small gilt wooden box from his arms. The wooden box was decorated with exquisite and complicated patterns using gold powder and other pigments. Su Qing recognized it at a glance. This is the totem of the Xiongnu tribes.

Because the patterns on the wooden box are exactly the same as those painted on the walls of Hu Yanzhang's carriage, except that this wooden box is smaller and more exquisite, and the hollows of the box are inlaid with colorful gems.

The young man held it in both hands and presented it to Su Qing. Su Qing took it and opened it. He saw a roll of sheepskin lying quietly in the wooden box. Next to it was a small, delicate gold seal with a Wearing a purple ribbon is called a golden seal and purple ribbon.

The gold seal and purple ribbon were actually inherited from the Han Dynasty. Perhaps it was spread to the grasslands and learned by the Huns when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was conquering the Huns in the north, so the Huns also passed this down.

Gold seals from the Han Dynasty were usually engraved with the official rank or name of the person wearing them.

When it comes to the Huns, a wolf is engraved on the gold seal.

The green wolf is the symbol of the Great Chanyu among the Xiongnu, and the gold seal on the peace treaty book was probably carved with this seal.

Su Qing took out the sheepskin scroll, which was tied with a delicate purple ribbon. Su Qing opened it and looked at it.

The first half of the parchment contains a brief introduction to the young man's life, and the second half is his appointment letter, which roughly means giving him the title of Crown Prince, similar to the edicts used to pass down the throne in ancient palaces.

This young man’s name is Huyanzhuo Chasina.

Su Qing glanced at the kneeling boy on the ground through the parchment and thought: It's really sad that he can't even bear his mother's name.

A descendant born from a Huns will inherit his father's surname and then take one of his mother's surnames, followed by his first name.

For example, Huyanlu Ana'er used her father's surname Huyan, and then added a word "lu" from her mother, followed by her name Ana'er.

The boy's last name was directly his father's name, Hu Yanzhuo, and then his own name, Chasna.

It can be seen that this child is indeed very unpopular.

Su Qing closed the wooden box and handed it to Zhang Liu. After Zhang Liu took it, he put it away directly in front of the Huns.