Chapter 853 (1/2)

Gao Yang felt the pulse for Pei Lang and said: ”Rui Wang called me to come to see you. I will come.” He finished his pulse and said, ”it's almost stabilized. But before King Ding, your legs were tortured. I have to give you needles, otherwise your legs will be useless soon. ”

Pei Lang was stunned. Fu Xiuyi was extremely cruel to him. He seemed to hate the Betrayer. Although he didn't want his life, he probably didn't want to keep him. So he didn't pay much attention to his incomplete limbs. In fact, if there was no one to rescue him from the fire, according to Fu Xiuyi's words, his knee bones would have been dug out in the next few days.

Hearing Gao Yang speak at the moment, Rao is Pei Lang always calm, and can't help but feel the sense of survival.

”Fu Xiuyi's attack is really cruel,” Gao Yang took out a row of gold needles from the medical box and asked him to do it well. He took up his trouser legs and began to give him needles slowly. He said, ”it's hard to see how cruel he is on the outside.”

When it comes to the emperor's opinion, it doesn't matter whether he is a doctor or not. Yu Gaoyang's identity is not only not cautious, but also It's a little strange.

Gao Yang didn't lift his head. He was so devoted to Pei Lang that he suddenly opened his mouth and said, ”do you want to ask, what kind of friendship do you have with Rui Wang?”

Pei Lang stopped for a moment and then said with a smile, ”doctor Gao, would you like to tell me?”

”To tell you the truth, I am the man of Rui Wang.” Gaoyang road.

This time, Pei Lang said nothing. He was surprised by Gao Yang's identity, but what surprised him most was that Gao Yang told him the secret so openly. What is Gaoyang, a spy sent by Daliang to the Ming and Qi dynasties? What was the purpose of lurking in the Ming and Qi royal family to poison emperor Wenhui?

Or was he just bribed by Rui Wang and rebelled?

”Are you surprised why I should tell you such a big secret?” Gao Yang seems to be able to guess what Pei Lang thinks in his heart, and continues to say.

”Not bad.” Pei Lang said frankly: ”I really don't understand.”