Chapter 39: The Three Great Wonders of the Pre-Qin Era
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Hao Ge was bound at the limbs, with a wooden plaque bearing his name hanging on his body.
The knight hung the rope that was tied to Hao Ge on the back of the carriage, looking at him with a mocking gaze.
"Drive!"
As the carriage set off, Hao Ge felt great pain, and what came next was even more painful. The surrounding crowd pointed at him and some even threw stones.
As the eldest imperial son, he had never suffered such humiliation. The physical pain, coupled with the psychological torment, immediately knocked him unconscious.
What followed was a cycle of fading into unconsciousness and then waking up only to pass out again.
Completely inhuman in appearance, he eventually breathed his last and was decapitated for public display.
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Inside the county government office.
"Everyone has worked hard," Xu Xuan said to Zhang Duxiao and the group of disciples.