At this moment, Zhang Wuji felt incredibly ashamed, wishing he could find a hole to hide in.
Seeing Ye Weiming on the other side holding Wang Baobao and confronting the Yuan-Mongols, he felt even more humiliated. But as the leader of the Ming Sect, he quickly stepped forward and bowed his head, saying, "Uncle Ye, I'm sorry! I let you down, and I deserve to die for it!"
"Wuji, there's no need to blame yourself."
Ye Weiming didn't blame Zhang Wuji in the slightest. Instead, he encouragingly patted his shoulder and said earnestly, "As the saying goes, you learn from your mistakes. Everyone makes them. Just remember this lesson and don't trust others so easily next time."
However, the more Ye Weiming talked like this, the more shameful Zhang Wuji felt.
After all, Ye Weiming originally had Zhao Min as a hostage to negotiate with the Yuan-Mongols, holding the upper hand. But because of his own stubbornness and blind trust in Zhao Min, things turned out this way!
