Rebirth of the Legend of the Red Age

Chapter 203: Disciple Zhu Yiqiang

With the birth of Wang Jianye, Wang Li's home was very lively for a while, because there was finally a child at home on weekdays.

What is worth mentioning is that in the past two years, except for Zhang Fang's family who still has a boy, new children were born in the other families.

Li Ren's family had a second daughter, born in 65. Zhao Gang's family also had a daughter, born in 66, right around the same time as Wang Li's second son. Lai San's eldest daughter was also born in 65.

Now, whenever these families gather at Wang Li's house, the courtyard of Wang's family becomes as lively as a kindergarten, with a dozen children of different ages playing in the courtyard or in their mothers' arms.

In short, everyone lives a very happy life.

It was a weekday, and Wang Li was waiting at the garden gate for others to come and sell waste.

His eldest disciple Lai San walked in with a boy of about fifteen or sixteen years old.

At this time, Lai San looked a little anxious, while the young man seemed a little hesitant.

Wang Li stood up and walked towards them, asking: "How come Lai San has time to come to my place today? Shouldn't you be in the martial arts hall now?"

The two men came to Wang Li, and Lai San said: Master, I want your help with something.

Wang Li looked at his serious expression and said: If you have anything to say, come inside and talk to me.

After saying that, he led the two of them to the living room in the second courtyard.

At this time, the living room in the second courtyard had become the place where Wang Li's family entertained outsiders.

When Lai Xiaomei saw that it was her brother who brought people here, she immediately poured them two cups of tea and then left.

Obviously she also saw the anxious expression on her brother's face, and knew that there must be something wrong, so she told her man.

At this time, the young man led by Lai San was already stunned by the decoration and big house of Wang Li's house.

After all, he was born in a poor family and had never lived in a courtyard as big as Wang Li's. Although the second courtyard of Wang Li's family was not as luxurious as the third courtyard.

But it is also quite simple and the wood used is not ordinary. Although it is deliberately simple, it still has a great shock on this young man.

When Lai San saw that there was no one else around, he told Wang Li the reason why he came here.

It turned out that this young man was Lai San's eldest disciple. He came from an ordinary family, but was born with great strength.

He was considered a neighbor of Lai San's family. About two or three years ago, when Lai San passed by his house, he saw this young man carrying a large basket, carrying bricks and tiles, obviously wanting to repair his house.

What caught his attention was the size of the basket he was holding, which must have been at least 200 kilograms. This young man was only in his teens at the time, but he was able to carry the basket and walk around the house, which clearly showed that he had supernatural powers.

Lai San then became interested in this talented young man and asked his neighbors about his character, personality and family affairs.

We learned that the child's father died early, and he and his mother were the only ones left at home. He is also very filial and sensible.

This made Lai San decide to take him to a martial arts gym to teach him kung fu.

He found the young man, first made a brief introduction of himself, and then told him that he wanted to teach him martial arts. After hearing this, the young man was obviously very interested, but he hesitated for a moment and did not agree with Lai San's suggestion.

Lai San knew at a glance that he was probably worried about his family.

So he found the child's mother again, introduced himself again, and emphasized the child's talent.

He also told him that there was no charge for learning martial arts, and he didn't have to go every day, as long as he had time. If his family had any difficulties, the martial arts school could also help.

After hearing what he said, the child's mother immediately agreed to let her son go to Lai San's martial arts school to learn martial arts.

After all, as a civilian family, and a single-parent family at that, it would be difficult for the child to make a name for himself in the future. It would not hurt for him to learn more skills now.

In this way, Lai San's martial arts school had one more apprentice who was recruited by him. After two or three years of getting along with each other, the two had a deeper understanding of each other.

Lai San also officially accepted this young man as his eldest disciple some time ago.

After talking for so long, it turned out that the young man's name was Zhu Yiqiang. He and five other fellow apprentices, including Wang Xiaohu's son, formally became Lai San's apprentice.

The other three apprentices were all relatively well-qualified and their parents were of high status; only these two were of commoner origin.

Therefore, the young man brought by Lai San can be regarded as Wang Li’s true disciple.

After hearing Lai San's introduction, the young man stood up and kowtowed three times to Wang Li, as if to greet his master.

Wang Li smiled slightly, took out a dagger from the wooden box in the corner of the living room, walked to the young man and said: Since you are the first third-generation disciple of my lineage, I will give you a special gift. It is made of materials from an animal and is given to you for self-defense.

Lai San recognized the dagger as soon as he saw it, because Wang Li had given the same dagger to several of his fellow apprentices. He knew that this thing was very precious, made of the teeth or claws of an unknown giant beast and was very sharp.

Therefore, he immediately said to his apprentice: Why don’t you thank the master quickly, this is a good thing, and remember not to use it to cause trouble.

Zhu Yiqiang immediately took the well-made dagger with both hands.

After all these formalities were over, Wang Li took the initiative to ask Lai Sandao: Tell me, what is the matter that you came to see me for?
(End of this chapter)