Thus, when I fought him, the traitor was at his weakest and was killed by me.
Today, attacking and breaking through Fu City, the Martial Proclamation Marquis should be given the first credit."
Lu Yuan acknowledged Yang Jing's contribution.
This could be seen from the numerous injuries on his body.
Looking at Yang Jing in front of him, especially the several bloody wounds on his body, the pale face, and the somewhat decayed breath.
How could Lu Yuan not know that the Martial Proclamation Marquis' claim of being seriously injured was true?
Even those injuries were more severe than those of his queen.
It makes sense.
Yang Jing faced Gui Lianyun at his peak state, and also when his fury was at its highest.
Under such circumstances, after the two fought, it would be strange if Yang Jing didn't suffer heavy losses, wouldn't it?
For such a hero who had made great sacrifices and finally helped him kill Gui Lianyun, Lu Yuan naturally respected and appreciated him.
