Legend of Zhen Huan: Rebirth of Zhen Huan

As he spoke, An Bihuai's hand had already stretched out in front of the man.

There was no expression on the man's face, but his body did not hesitate at all and he pushed An Bihuai to the ground with one hand.

This sudden action, coupled with the pain in his limbs, sobered An Bihuai up a lot, but he still insisted:

"You...what do you want to do? Are you going to kill yourself by treating me like this?"

As he said this, he shouted towards his aunt and servant:

"Someone, come quickly, are you all dead? Don't you see that this prefect has been held hostage?"

At this time, the aunt was so frightened that she was stunned. Only the servant heard the order and prepared to run to call for help.

The man looked at the servant who wanted to report the incident with contempt, then leaned down and whispered in An Bihuai's ear:

"Master An, do you know why you got this position as prefect?"

"If it weren't for my master, you would probably still be the little magistrate of Songcheng County now, sir?"

"I never thought that you would not take the person who planned for you seriously after you just got the official position. If so, I will report this matter to my master truthfully when I return. Lord An, you can take care of yourself!"

After saying that, the man snorted, suddenly loosened his grip on An Bihuai's clothes, and prepared to turn around and leave.

An Bihuai was confused for a moment, and he thought to himself:

Didn't that unfilial daughter ask for this position for me in front of the emperor? But he said...his master? What's going on?

But he had no time to think about it at this moment, because the man had already strode towards the door and happened to run into the people brought by the servant.

"Where did you come from, you ignorant fool? How dare you disrespect my master? Today I will let you know how powerful our master is!"

As he said this, he ordered his men to go up and fight with him.

There was a hint of ruthlessness in the man's eyes. With just a few moves, he knocked several people to the ground. At this moment, An Bihuai ran over with several concubines, panting:

"Stop it, stop it right there! You are so ignorant, how dare you attack my distinguished guest!"

As he spoke, he did not forget to justify his previous words and actions:

"I've drunk too much, have you drunk too much?"

"Go down, go down, go down quickly!"

After saying this, he quickly smiled at the man:

"I just spoke out of turn after drinking. Please forgive me, brave man."

Hearing this, there was no ripple on the man's face. He just stood there expressionless, motionless. The air seemed extremely strange at that moment.

In order to ease the embarrassment, An Bihuai continued to laugh:

"I originally thought that my daughter had asked for this position for me in the palace, but I never thought it was the master of the warrior..."

"Just a little Concubine An, huh!" the man sneered.

Aunt Zhao and others were listening on the side, looking at each other, and felt that now they had something to say.

An Bihuai didn't care about the man's attitude at this time. He just wanted to figure out what was going on. So he changed his arrogant attitude and said with a smile on his face:

"I am here to deliver a message, but I cannot let you delay your mission because of my drunken words."

"Since your master has shown me kindness, I cannot fail to repay him. I hope you will show me the letter."

When the man heard this, although he despised An Bihuai in his heart, he had no choice but to complete the queen's order, so he took the letter from his arms and handed it to An Bihuai.

An Bihuai carefully took the letter and was about to open it when the man looked at the aunt next to him and said:

"My master has ordered that no one except you should read this letter."

Hearing the man say this, An Bihuai hurriedly waved to the concubines and asked them to stay away.

Then he opened the letter and read it by himself.

When he read the letter, he was first surprised, then angry, and finally a sinister smile appeared on his fat face.

That look made Aunt Zhao and her group break out in cold sweats.

After reading the letter, the messenger stretched out his hand and said coldly:

"Since you already know the contents of the letter, please let me handle it."

As he said this, the man took out a flint from his pocket and burned the letter.

An Bihuai was lost in thought as he thought about the contents of the letter. Suddenly, a question popped into his mind, so he looked at the messenger and asked:

"The letter does not reveal the identity of the writer. Could you please tell me who your master is? I will have a chance to thank you in person in the future."

The man answered without thinking:

"Since it's not written on it, it means my master doesn't want you to know her identity. I'm only responsible for delivering the letter, not answering your questions."

"But if you have anything for me to bring back, I will definitely pass it on."

Seeing that the man was so determined, An Bihuai knew he couldn't get anything out of him, so he changed the subject:

"Since your master is unwilling to reveal his identity, I cannot force him to do so. Please go back and convey my gratitude to your master and Lord Li."

"in addition……"

An Bihuai said this, with a hint of ferocity in his eyes, and he hesitated to say:

"I will definitely remember your master's reminder to me."

Hearing what An Bihuai said, the man bowed to him and said goodbye and left.

After the man left, An Bihuai suddenly threw the vase next to him to the ground:

"Bitch, they are all bitches!"

"I thought you, a bitch, had gotten all this for me. I never thought you'd be worse than Lord Li, whom I've never met!"

"It's a pity that I raised you up with all the good food and drink! You ungrateful bastard! You damn bitch!"

"If you don't let me live well, I won't let you live well either!"

As he spoke, he destroyed everything movable that he could see around him.

Aunt Zhao was frightened at first, but after hearing what An Bihuai said, she understood the general idea.

She winked at the aunt beside her, and then the few of them seemed to have telepathy, walked up to An Bihuai with a smile, and started to coax him from left to right.

Unexpectedly, An Bihuai went crazy, beating and kicking the concubines, cursing:

"You bitches, you are all bitches. I have supported you all, but in the end you all betrayed me!"

After being slapped, Aunt Zhao fell to the ground. With tears in her eyes, she pulled An Bihuai's clothes and said:

"Master, you really misunderstood me when you said that. I have been with you all these years, and I never left you. How could I betray you?"

"Master, you said such cruel words just because of the one or two people who left. I'd rather die!"