The male god only wants to serve the country [Quick Cross]

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Chapter 136 Rebirth

    After the cruel words, Xiao Yunqi was about to leave, but just turned halfway, Xiao Yunqi froze in place, he looked back at Yu Heng in disbelief: "What did you just say?"

    Jin Ziyang was puzzled Looking at Xiao Yunqi, Yu Heng didn't speak at all just now.

    Yu Heng laughed playfully: "Did you hear it clearly? Xiao, Shizi? As for making me look good, who does Xiao Shizi think is the real protagonist?" Seeing Xiao Yunqi's shocked pupils shrinking, Yu Heng said with a smile He said , "Farewell."

    He dragged Jin Ziyang onto the carriage and left quickly.

    Xiao Yunqi stood there for a long time before getting on the carriage stiffly, as if he hadn't recovered yet.

    On the carriage, Jin Ziyang asked curiously, "Did you talk to Xiao Yunqi just now? What did you say? Why didn't I hear it? Did I run away at that time?"

    Yu Heng said, "It's nothing important. It doesn't matter if you know it or not."

    Jin Ziyang stopped asking, so he ignored it, if it wasn't important, how could Xiao Yunqi be so shocked.

    And what did Yu Heng say? It turned out that Yu Heng condensed the sound into a line and told Xiao Yunqi that he was also a transmigrator.

    Because he had written a letter to let Gu Laosan and his wife come to Beijing, Yu Heng wore official uniforms and went to work at the Hanlin Academy on the second day. Jin Ziyang originally wanted to go to the Ministry of Rites to ask for leave to go home, but thinking about his bad luck, Worrying that something might happen to him on his way back, he simply wrote a letter and sent it back to the official post, asking his mother to come to Beijing. There was only one widowed mother in his family, and it didn’t matter if he went back or not, so Jin Ziyang followed Yu Heng into the Hanlin. The hospital began to work.

    Yu Heng's side has started to run his own business, but Xiao Yunqi's side is still immersed in Yu Heng's sentence "who is the real protagonist". He originally thought he was the protagonist, the only protagonist, but he never thought about Gu Yuheng. It's no wonder that the despicable peasant also came across, no wonder that Zhao Ke would say that he plagiarized and plagiarized, all because Gu Yuheng was in the middle of it.

    Xiao Yunqi thought that he had not gained the upper hand in these few confrontations with Yu Heng, and finally began to doubt, is he not the protagonist, but a villain cannon fodder? Is it just to set off Gu Yuheng's clown?

    The more he thought about it, the more unwilling Xiao Yunqi became. He is also a transmigrator. He has a distinguished status and outstanding talent. Men are subdued by his personality, and women are submerged by his charm. Isn't he better than Gu Yuheng? better?

    So why, why is Gu Yuheng the protagonist, he is the supporting role or even the cannon fodder?

    Xiao Yunqi thought about it for a long time, and finally he made a decision. Since there can only be one protagonist, then the protagonist must be him. As for Gu Yuheng? Xiao Yunqi showed a sinister and vicious smile. There were so many ways to make people disappear. Gu Yuheng was not a mortal. He wanted to see how long Gu Yuheng could last.

    Gu Yuheng quickly learned that someone was inquiring about his whereabouts and arrangements. He followed the clues and knew that the person was sent by Xiao Yunqi. Naturally, he also understood Xiao Yunqi's thoughts. In the end, Xiao Yunqi was still Decided to strike first as the strongest, to exclude dissidents.

    That being the case, Yu Heng naturally wouldn't be soft-hearted, and began to release some news, whether it was true or false, there were times when Yu Heng deliberately let Xiao Yunqi's people approach him, but he pretended to be vigilant and pushed them away. .
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