Because he was angry.
Huo Quai's young hero has a strong personality and has always dared to act.
So what to do behind it? Design frame-in? Huo Quzhi is not this kind of person at all.
Huo Quzhi's anger is actually two main ones:
Li Dare you kid dare to assassinate my uncle, whoever gave you the courage is too bad to take the general seriously. See if I don't kill you!
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty deliberately suppressed Wei Qing because of the rise of Huo Quai. often embarrassed Wei Qing.
Huo Quai's illness respects Wei Qing like a father, and he is angry in his eyes and heart. The reason why he wanted to shoot Li Kang in public was to kill the chicken to show the monkey. venting his dissatisfaction with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in his heart, and at the same time warning those villains who see the wind and rudder.
So to a certain extent, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also belongs to the order of monkeys.
Huo Quzhi said he would do it, and shot Li Kang with an arrow.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was furious when he learned of this, and personally beat Huo Quai. But fight to fight, and protect the calf to protect the calf. After beating Huo Quai, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also helped to lie and told everyone that Li Kang was killed by Lu Ding.
Wei Qing's heart was actually very sympathetic to Li Guang, and he also felt guilty about Li Guang's death, so he suppressed the matter and made no noise.
Wei Qing is really a kind-hearted person, once it is reported to the imperial court, Li Kang will be a capital crime.
Li Kang's reckless and irritable character will cause trouble sooner or later, and Li Kang's death is completely self-inflicted.
ENDS).