A Ming calmly faced Lord Zheng and said:
"His days should be quite comfortable now. Maybe in the Liang State, he really found a size that suits him."
Lord Zheng nodded. After A Ming turned around, he pulled the axe out from A Ming's back and threw it towards the distant Chu army formation.
With two holes in his body, A Ming spoke with a slightly airy feeling:
"My lord, if after this battle I have to lie in a coffin for a long time again, remember to tell A Cheng to pour blood for me on time like last time."
"No worries, we might have to lie in a coffin together."
A Ming reached out, snatched a weapon from a Chu soldier's hand, and forcibly pressed the blade across the opponent's neck, saying:
"That's too crowded."
At the moment of crisis,
they could still argue about whether it was crowded.
