Jiang Jin Jiu's so-called method of punishment sounded utterly childish from the start. Naturally, he had just made it up on the spot.
Moreover, the moment he opened his mouth, he threw out an exorbitant condition that the other side could never possibly accept, all to cut off any chance of Duan Zhengchun trying to smooth things over.
Duan Zhengchun wanted to turn a major matter into a minor one, but unfortunately, the two sides were simply not operating on the same wavelength.
Although Duan Zhengchun only cared more about women, his concern for creatures known as daughters was not entirely nonexistent—but it was pretty damn close.
And don't even try to argue with that.
In the original story, this guy had only just learned that A Zhu had been indirectly killed by Kang Min. Before the first seven days after A Zhu's death had even passed, he had happily gone running off to flirt with Kang Min and drink with courtesans.
Was that even something a human being could do?
This one matter alone was enough to show just how outrageously scummy this Dali Prince of Zhennan truly was!
But no matter how scummy he was, no matter how little he cared whether his daughters lived or died, at a time like this, in front of so many subordinates, he no longer had room to back down.
Otherwise, he would truly have no face left to remain in the martial world, much less return to Dali to inherit the throne.
Thus, after a single disagreement, the two sides predictably came to blows.
Because the disparity in strength between the players was far too great, there was nothing particularly noteworthy about this battle.
Among the Dali guards, Chu Wanli fought the most fiercely. Nearly all his moves were suicidal attacks.