Back in the 1980s, hiking in the mountains was also a way of life

After Wang An and the other two left, a man surnamed Li, looking thoughtfully at Gas's rear end, said to Captain Zhou:

"Captain Zhou, the more I look at this kid, the more he seems to resemble the big, clumsy guy the higher-ups are looking for."

Upon hearing this, Captain Zhou paused for a moment, then waved his hand and said with a determined expression:

"You're talking nonsense. That's absolutely impossible. Listen to this kid's accent; he's clearly from Northeast China."

"Didn't the document above say that the big, clumsy guy we were asked to find spoke with a Tianjin accent? The Northeast accent and the Tianjin accent are worlds apart."

Just as Li, surnamed Jingcha, was about to speak, he heard Captain Zhou say again:

"Besides, this kid is one of our colleagues. How could you possibly associate him with that big, dumb guy?"

Li, the tea connoisseur, nodded and said:
"Yes, I was overthinking it."

After Li finished speaking, he cleared his unrealistic thoughts from his mind.

However, this policeman surnamed Li never expected that his opinion was actually a fact.

Unfortunately, apart from Wang An's height, which somewhat fits the description of "big, clumsy guy," he is absolutely not the kind of person that Jingcha is looking for in any other aspect.

Team Leader Zhou patted Li, the man surnamed Jingcha, on the shoulder and said with a smile:
"In our line of work, you can't judge a book by its cover. Good and bad people don't have their faces written all over them, hehehe."

After saying that, Captain Zhou continued to lead the team to check other pedestrians and vehicles.

What they didn't know was that they had personally let go of the person they were really looking for.

Mu Xue walked quite a distance away from the car before saying with a look of lingering fear:

"Brother-in-law, what if they find out? We have lots of money under the car seats!"

After Mu Xueli finished speaking, Wang Li immediately added:
"Holy crap! I was so scared. I was really afraid they would just search the car."

To be honest, Wang An was also quite nervous, mainly because, putting aside everything else, the huge amount of cash in the car was inexplicable.

Besides, with so much money, who wouldn't be envious? What if they find a reason to arrest Wang An and the other two, secretly steal the money, and then find another excuse to release them? Wang An would really go berserk.

Having been reborn, Wang An only wants to live a happy and carefree life, so it's best not to activate this crazy rampage mode.

Although Wang An was very nervous, he still wanted to maintain his image as the older brother in front of his two younger brothers. So, after they finished speaking, Wang An lit a cigarette and calmly said:

"What are you afraid of? Look at the pathetic state you two are in. Just remember this: no matter what, don't panic. Panic won't solve anything."

After taking a couple of puffs of his cigarette, Wang An said again:
"So what if the money gets discovered? If you can fool them, great; if not, then we'll deal with it. Damn, a living person can't be killed by holding their pee, can they?"

"So what if you lose money? Just keep earning it. What's there to be afraid of? It's like me fighting a tiger. If you're afraid, you won't fight back, right? If you don't fight back, the tiger will kill you."

After a long and rambling lecture, Wang An gave his two younger brothers a serious talk about their thoughts and feelings.

Wang An knew perfectly well that a person's courage and composure were honed gradually, and Wang Li and Mu Xueli hadn't yet developed these qualities. So, he only needed to encourage them so that they could shoulder important responsibilities on their own in the future. They drove at high speed, stopping to rest but not stopping, and by dusk, the three of them had arrived in Zhaowuda, Inner Mongolia.

Wang An felt that traveling at night was far too unsafe.

So Wang An decided that the three of them would take turns driving frantically during the day and then find a guesthouse to rest at night.

So as soon as he arrived in Zhaowuda, Wang An asked passersby for directions to the Gong'an Guesthouse. After finding a gas station and filling up his car and gas cans, he drove directly to the Gong'an Guesthouse.

After having dinner in the guesthouse's canteen, the three of them went to bed early to rest.

The next day, the tenth day since Wang An and his two companions set out, it was just before dawn, and the guesthouse's canteen hadn't even opened yet, when Wang An and his companions left the guesthouse to continue their journey.

Fortunately, the small restaurants outside had already opened by then, so the three of them ate a very famous local specialty, "duijia," and drank a local specialty, Mongolian milk tea.

The "duijia" is somewhat similar to roujiamo (Chinese hamburger), but it is completely different from roujiamo because both the bread and the meat inside are very dry, with absolutely no soup.

Mongolian milk tea is considered a local specialty because it is salty, made by boiling milk, tea bricks, and salt.

Wang An had drunk this Mongolian milk tea a few times in his previous life before he entered the Libazi (a place in China known for its intricate customs and traditions), when he was smuggling goods all over the country. Drinking it again this time brought back a flood of memories.

Mu Xueli and Wang Li were a little unaccustomed to drinking this for the first time, but after slurping a few mouthfuls close to the rim of the bowl, they finally got used to it.

The main thing is that this stuff has a milky and tea flavor that's mixed together, and then salt is used to enhance the taste. It's very fragrant to drink, especially after swallowing, your mouth is full of the aroma of milk and tea, and it's simply unforgettable.

After breakfast, Wang An and his two companions continued their journey in their car.

Around 10 a.m., Wang An and his two companions arrived at Zhelimum. However, just as they passed Zhelimum and headed towards Siping, in a no-man's-land, the robbers reappeared.

The "no man's land" mentioned here is actually the area where three provinces meet.

Generally speaking, places like this are where there are the most donkeys and horses, because these are the places with the weakest infrastructure and are often overlooked by other regions.

The reason it is said that they appeared again is because Wang An and his two companions had already encountered many robbers on their journey back and forth.

Upon seeing these robbers, Wang An, who was sitting in the back, and Wang Li, who was sitting in the passenger seat, didn't take it seriously. They simply opened the car window out of habit and fired a few shots into the air, hoping to scare the thugs away with the gunfire.

After all, whether it was the robbers they encountered on their way to Yi Province or the robbers they encountered on their way back from Yi Province, as long as the other party had a gun, Wang An and his two companions always operated in this way.

The main strategy is to use firepower to clear the way and deter anyone who tries to take advantage of the situation.

Before this, all the robbers had been scared away by the powerful firepower of Wang An and his two companions.

After all, as a robber, having one or two hunting rifles or old guns like the Type 38 rifle is already quite good. Trying to fight against a fully automatic rifle like the Type 56 assault rifle is like throwing an egg against a rock.

However, this time, Wang An and his two companions miscalculated. After Wang Li and Wang An fired several shots, the men didn't move an inch. Instead, they remained standing in the middle of the road, blocking the way, as if they were certain that Wang An and his men wouldn't dare to fire.

Wang An narrowed his eyes upon seeing this, his gaze filled with hostility! (End of Chapter)