Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

It must be admitted that Li Xin felt that what Dou Liang said did make sense.

Just this sentence moved him - using an assassin to defend against an assassin sounds very scientific.

It can be seen from the fact that the peers are enemies, the assassin and the sword of the assassin are enemies of each other. It is also known that the one who understands you best is always your enemy. So Dou Liang, who is an assassin, knows other assassins best. If he can sincerely guarantee Li Xin's safety, then he can really save a lot of effort and get twice the result with half the effort.

But is Dou Liang sincere?

Li Xin didn't know this. He doesn't know how to read minds, and he hasn't studied psychology, so how can he see through people's hearts? However, judging from common sense, Dou Liang should be sincere, and the possibility of bitter tricks is extremely small.

The argument that can best support this conclusion is: Dou Liang does not need bitter tricks.

As he said just now, he had the ability and the opportunity to kill Li Xin when he made his first move. Even Wang Gui did not deny this, but emphasized that if he did so, he himself would die.

Therefore, if Dou Liang really wanted to kill Li Xin, he didn't need to spend so much time trying to do any bitter tricks. He just needed to continue to lie dormant and wait for the next opportunity to make a move. You know, if he hadn't come to visit himself, Li Xin and Wang Gui wouldn't even know who he was, so how could they be prepared?

Secondly, Dou Liang's attitude today is very sincere.

Well, this reason sounds a bit nonsense. But to be honest, it is the reason that most impresses people.

Accept that Wang Gui unscrewed his shoulder joints, tied them into rice dumplings, and put them in a stinky sack, just to see Li Xin—if Wang Gui had the slightest intention to kill, Dou Liang would never be able to see Li Xin alive. letter. It's a bit too bitter just as a bitter plan, far beyond the level of acting.

If it is not good, it will really kill people.

Li Xin didn't think for too long, took a deep breath, and said, "Relax him."

Wang Gui didn't act immediately, but asked with his eyes: "Are you sure?"

Li Xin said again: "Relax."

Without further delay, Wang Gui stepped forward and loosened the rope on Dou Liang's body.

Dou Liang smiled and said thank you, then stood up, drooping his hands.

"Take his hand too." Li Xin just remembered.

"My lord." Wang Gui didn't seem very happy.

"Continue. If it's too late to interrupt, I believe in you." Li Xin smiled.

Wang Gui pursed his lips, clicked twice, and fixed Dou Liang's shoulder joint like a mortise and tenon joint.

"It's comfortable!" Dou Liang smiled brighter, and moved his shoulders happily under Wang Gui's vigilant gaze, without any intention of doing anything.

Li Xin ordered his servants to take Dou Liang down to take a bath and change clothes, and get him something to eat by the way. Dou Liang was very happy, and followed the maid to the back kitchen chatteringly.

Only then did Wang Gui open his mouth and said, "My lord intends to keep him?"

Li Xin nodded and said, "Why not use it if it works?"

"In case he." Wang Gui said worriedly.

Li Dao: "Trust my judgment."

The prince has already said that, so naturally Wang Gui can't say anything more.

Li Xin didn't move in a hurry, and said to himself: "Wang Jing. Wang Jing." He couldn't remember what grievances he had with this guy, so he couldn't help getting up and walking to Cui Yingying's room, saying Maybe ask her what will be gained.