The origin of the story is that the Goryeo mission was ambushed and exiled by the Ming army as the background. At the beginning, he created the image of Cui Zheng as a sturdy (tie) and fierce (zhi) male, and then he was attacked by a small group of Yuan soldiers. On the way, severe punishment was used to punish the subordinates who stole the food, resulting in the death of one person.
After meeting the princess, many people think that Cui Zheng and Li Shuai are because they like the princess. But in fact, it was the princess who asked Cui Zheng for help and gave him an aunt towel, which inspired Cui Zheng's infinite imagination.
On the other hand, Li Sui exchanged the relics given to him by the deputy envoy for a long spear, and killed the person who spit on the deputy envoy's body. Lan Buhua took a fancy to her, and the princess thought she was saving her.
The next day, Cui Zheng decided to ambush Lan Buhua to capture the princess, and his subordinates, including the adjutant, opposed it, but Chen Yu agreed because he liked Li Su, but everyone agreed to act. (indicating that Chen Yu is more military-minded)
During the battle, Li Sui chased after the princess and defeated Lan Buhua, showing his extraordinary martial arts and martial virtue. The heart of the princess has become a mysterious hero. When Cui Zheng greeted the princess, the princess didn't pay much attention to it, instead she cared more about Li Sol. [Cui Zheng is unbalanced, who gave his aunt the towel? 】The princess then asked Li Sui to be a bodyguard, but Li Sui refused. After being beaten by Fatty, Cui Zheng said he wanted to kill him, but was stopped by the princess. Cui Zheng was very angry and gave him a sword. The result - look at the distressed little eyes of the princess.
Later, Lan Buhua led the troops to catch up. Cui Zheng said that he would use the car as a bait, refused the adjutant's request to drive, and appointed a young man who was loyal and righteous to ride to his death [everyone refused to accept]. Afterwards, Li Suo asked to join, and Cui Zheng expressed that he was very happy, let's go (die). When parting, the princess gave Li Sui her aunt's towel as a token and tied it to the gun. (At this time, Cui Zheng had 10,000 grass and mud horses in his heart)
Lan Buhua saw through the tactic, and sent a few soldiers to give Li Sui's head to upgrade Li Sui. On Cui Zheng's side, because Cui Zheng was obedient to the princess, he didn't want to wait for Li Su. Everyone, including the adjutant, was disobedient, and no one listened to him, which was very embarrassing.
Then the upgraded Li Sol came back, and the princess eagerly looked at the aunt's towel on the gun, but didn't see it, and frowned on the side. When Li Sui came over, he took out his aunt's towel from the crotch of his trousers and returned it to the princess, only to be snatched by jealous Cui Zheng and threw it to the ground.
This embodies a straight and good man who is obedient to the goddess, saves her a hundred times, does not care about his own life, and also helps the goddess when he offends others, and a cold man who occasionally saves you and ignores it. Girls treat them differently.
Later, the princess proposed to carry it, and Cui Zheng said yes, but was scolded by the monk as "idiot!", but Cui Zheng insisted on carrying it. Later, the Yuan soldiers caught up, and Cui Zheng was shot half to death in order to protect the princess. And Li led the rescue of the kidnapped princess. He used a 360-degree flying gun to turn his body and rescued the princess handsomely. Then he wanted to ask if the princess had been slapped, but was exchanged for a slap in the face. Li Su angrily grabbed the princess' hand and said, don't be self-willed. Among them, Li Su also dismantled the princess' stool.
In the end, Cui Zheng, who was shot half to death to protect the princess, was not only betrayed by his subordinates, but even the princess did not take care of him. He wandered alone, and no one left him. (It's so miserable) But later, he met with the big army, and the princess quickly let him down the steps and let him come back.
As a result, when they arrived at Xiaotucheng, Lan Buhua had people come to persuade them to surrender. The hero Li Lian hacked one to death without saying a word, and Chen Yu also shot the other for his good friend.
In the evening, Chen Yu said that at the critical moment, he still had to rely on the command of Cui Zheng, a young straight man of steel, and was rejected. Sure enough, the next day almost wiped out the entire army.
Dan Sheng was shot to death that night, and the male god Li Sui said angrily that he would cut off the princess's head and hang it on the city gate. PS [At the beginning, he killed the messenger who persuaded him to surrender without saying anything.] At this time, our steel straight man and good man still stood by the princess, calling everyone cowards, and accusing Li Sui.
As a result, Li Rui taught the philosophy to the steel straight man, all beings are equal, men and women are equal, and he was provocative.
The next day, the princess, who couldn't stand others' accusations, walked out helplessly. After a period of time, the high-cold male god Li Sol took her hand and said you don't want to go out (capacity). So Straight Man of Steel (Cui Zheng) hurried out to save the siege. In the end, the straight man of steel was turned over, the adjutant burped to save him, and the male god was captured.
Lan Buhua wants to subdue the male god, but unfortunately this sentence is used in the wrong object, only Cui Zheng is the one they don't care about.
After the final battle, Chen Yu was left to return to his hometown with the relics of the male god.
Poor General Cui Zheng never cared about him.
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