After Prince Guo was reborn, Zhen Huan became invincible

Prince Guo gave Moge a meaningful smile and said, "We can save you, but you have to be obedient and shut up first."

Mog was extremely weak at the moment. Although he didn't know who the two people in front of him were, judging from their faces, they were good people. He believed that he was saved.

So Mog tried to use his last bit of strength to force a smile, and nodded gently: "Yeah."

Then Prince Guo took off one of Moge's shoes.

Moge looked at Prince Guo taking off his shoes in confusion. Before he could react, one of the shoes was stuffed into his mouth.

He instantly felt something was wrong.

Prince Guo and Zhen Huan smiled at each other, and Zhen Huan comforted Mo Ge in a gentle voice: "Don't be afraid, we are not bad people."

Mog was so shocked that he wanted to die on the spot. If he wasn't a bad person, how could he do such a thing as stuffing a shoe into a patient's mouth?

Prince Guo leaned close to Zhen Huan's ear and whispered, "Huan'er,............."

Zhen Huan almost laughed out loud. She felt that this trick was feasible and that this Junggar Moge would not get away with it.

Soon, Prince Guo found some vines nearby, twisted them into a hemp rope, and tied one end of it around Moge's waist, making sure it was strong enough. He held the other end of the vine in his hand, then stood up and said to Zhen Huan, "Let's go."

Moge looked at everything that Prince Guo did and instantly anticipated his current situation. He felt like crying but had no tears. It would have been easier for him to die from the poison earlier. Now these two people were clearly not here to save him, but to torture him.

At this moment, he wished that the poison in his body could spread throughout his body and reach his heart as soon as possible, so that he could die more quickly. However, as a Junggar, he had lived on the grassland since childhood and was a strong and tough man. He could endure more hardships than the people of the Qing Dynasty and had a longer lifespan than them.

For Prince Guo, who has practiced martial arts for many years, dragging a body like Moge with bare hands is a piece of cake.

Prince Guo held Zhen Huan's hand, grabbed one end of the vine, and dragged Moge, and soon they arrived at the place where they had just tied the horse.

Moge was dragged by Prince Guo, but he didn't feel any particular pain. His thick skin was fine, and he only felt a slight pain in his back.

Prince Guo was afraid that Moge would scream out in pain, so he blocked his mouth first to prevent him from shouting and attracting his accomplices.

Prince Guo first tied the vines that bound Moge to the horse, then carefully carried Zhen Huan onto the horse's back and quickly climbed onto the horse himself.

After Prince Guo hugged Zhen Huan tightly, he loosened the reins and shouted, "Gee...Gee...Gee..."

The horse was running fast under the whip of Prince Guo. Moge felt a pain in his back sweeping through his whole body. The clothes on his back were worn to pieces and even showed signs of fire as the horse accelerated forward.

The fire grew bigger and bigger, and smoke began to come out of Mog's back.

He struggled in horror, but his mouth was blocked and he could only make whimpering sounds.

Prince Guo noticed Moge's situation. He had to solve this problem as soon as possible, otherwise Moge would die on the road and his plan would fail.

Seeing that they were getting close to the stream, he drove the horse towards the stream without hesitation, hoping to use the power of water to put out the fire on Mog's back.

Finally, they reached the stream. Prince Guo jumped off his horse with Zhen Huan in his arms and threw Moge into the stream. The cold water immediately drowned Moge and extinguished the flames on his back.

Moge looked at Prince Guo with resentment. If he hadn't been dragged away by him, he wouldn't have caught fire.

When Prince Guo saw that the fire on Moge's body had been put out and there were few healthy skin spots left on his back due to burns, he felt very relieved.

It is not a pity for Moge to die. He had a huge impact on me and Huan'er in the previous life. Now that he encountered it early in this life, it is impossible for him to die easily.

Zhen Huan couldn't bear to look at Moge's pitiful appearance at this moment, but she didn't sympathize with him at all, because she knew that she couldn't have sympathy for bad people.

Prince Guo then stripped off all of Moge's clothes, leaving only a pair of shorts, and told Zhen Huan not to look at them for fear of polluting her eyes.

This time, Prince Guo did not move forward quickly. He moved forward quickly before to torture Moge, and it was the same now.

Mog had no clothes on and his back had just been burned by fire, leaving no healthy flesh. He was still being dragged on the ground. The pain from his back was a thousand times more painful than the burns from the fire. Without clothes to protect his body and the gravel road on the ground, his wounds became even more serious.

He babbled in agony, but because his mouth was blocked by a shoe, he couldn't make any loud sound. At the same time, tears were streaming down his face. In addition to the physical pain, he missed his mother so much at this moment. Without him, how would his mother live in the future?

About half an hour later, Prince Guo and Zhen Huan arrived at Qingliang Terrace.

In order to conceal his intentions, Prince Guo first sent Zhen Huan to the secret passage of the house where she lived, and asked her to go back to the house first, and he would come soon.

Zhen Huan nodded obediently and walked into the secret passage.

Prince Guo quietly found A Jin and asked A Jin to take Moge to the prison cell in Qingliangtai where prisoners were interrogated.

Originally, there was no place like a prison cell in Prince Guo's Qingliang Terrace. However, after Prince Guo was reborn, he thought that it might be useful in the future, so he built a secret prison cell early on. This prison cell is located underground in the Qingliang Terrace and is very hidden and safe.

Prince Guo took out a small porcelain bottle from his bag and handed it to Ah Jin, saying to him, "He was poisoned by a snake before. You should take this medicine internally and apply it externally to save him. Remember, don't let him die so quickly. I will go there to interrogate him personally tomorrow."

"Also be careful not to let the elite soldiers sent by the emperor see this person."

After Prince Guo finished his instructions, he turned and walked towards the secret passage of the house where Zhen Huan lived.

Ah Jin took the small porcelain bottle, feeling somewhat confused, but still followed the prince's instructions.

He knew that the prince must have his own plans, so he didn't dare to ask more questions.

Ah Jin felt that Prince Guo valued this man so much that he had to interrogate him personally, but he couldn't let the emperor's men see him. So there was only one way.

A Jin put a sack on Moge's head without hesitation. The sack was so big that it covered Moge's entire body.

When A Jin came to the cell where Moge was imprisoned, he dragged Moge in. He took out a small porcelain bottle, poured out some ointment, and gently applied it on Moge's wound.

Then, he fed Mog some more potion. After doing this, A Jin left the cell and ordered people to guard him outside.

As soon as Zhen Huan entered the room, she saw the Fourth Prince sleeping in Jiang Caiping's arms.

When Jiang Caiping saw Zhen Huan coming out from behind the screen, her face instantly turned red with embarrassment. She felt that it was a little inappropriate for the Fourth Prince to lie in her arms.