How many chapters of fat man died in the snow

The fat man Chu Lushan died in Chapter 185. One of the six adopted sons of Xu Xiao, the old cool king of Chu Lushan, holds the spy system of Beiliang. In the bonfire, Chu Fatty is an extremely contradictory figure. Loyal to the master, can block the knife for the adoptive father, but extremely flattering to His Royal Highness Prince Xu Fengnian. It can be said that I can change anything in my life, except my master.

it can be said that disregard for human life is too bad for the world. It can be said: the world only knows that I am a big villain, cruel and dissolute, but I don't know that I slaughtered the whole world for one family!

Chu Lushan and Chen Zhibao are actually somewhat similar. They are also semes. Under different appearances, they hide the same heart of gratitude and kindness. The fat man in Huaiyang Pass lamented that he was a good head. Finally, he remembered the appearance of Xu Fengnian riding around his neck many years ago. Although the article didn't specify it, he actually had the intention of death.

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He slowly got up and turned to give an embarrassed smile to the Taoist priest of Longhushan, whose eyes indicated that it didn't matter, but his heart was hard to avoid sadness. It's no big deal to accept this from a disciple. Once it gets out, it can't be laughed at by the whole world, so this old face can't be placed in front of a large group of disciples and grandchildren of Longhushan.

King Beiliang, who was helpless, had a plan. Hehe said, "Huang Maner, your brother has returned from the parade, and it seems that he will not be in town. Why don't you go out and have a look?"

The little prince suddenly looked up, and his expression remained inflexible for thousands of years. However, his ordinary dull eyes burst into a rare brilliance, which was very stinging. He grabbed the old man's hand and rushed out.

It's a pity that this Beiliang Wangfu is famous for its winding corridors. Otherwise, there would be no room for a "tide-listening pavilion" which was criticized by the court officials and scholars. Xu Xiao, whose hand was hurt by his son's grip, had to remind him several times that he had gone the wrong way and walked for a long time before he came outside the mansion.