Yefutidaolu

Chapter 73: Get Started

The wind arrows attacked Shui Cangcang.

Then, it disappeared silently in front of Shui Cangcang.

Shui Cangcang's face was very, very gloomy.

He was sleeping soundly, and he felt that he had never slept so comfortably in his life.

Then there was a strong whistling sound, interrupting his dream.

As soon as he opened the window and wanted to stop the person, he was hit directly in the face. It was obviously a fatal move. Fortunately, the opponent's level was not good enough and he easily resolved it.

At the same time, Shui Cangcang took a look below and instantly understood what the situation was.

This made him even angrier.

To be fair, he actually admired Li Jun very much.

Li Jun was lying there half dead, surrounded by the Ku Dali men and the foremen, who obviously wanted to destroy the results of his and Gao Jian's fifteen days of overtime work.

He had worked so hard for the past fifteen days just for these docks.

As a result, the young man's eyes suddenly became cold.

"Who are you?" The middle-aged man in the second realm who summoned the wind realized that this seemed to be a hard point.

His wind disappeared silently.

And... he wanted to continue summoning the wind, but found that the wind no longer obeyed his command.

Shui Cangcang floated out of the window.

There seemed to be a faint rainbow under his feet, allowing him to float in the air.

He said calmly, "Wind is the messenger of heaven and earth. It is the anger of yin and yang that causes wind. When disaster wind comes, it often carries murderous aura. On a certain day, turbid dust flies everywhere, and the sound of the wind is like the voices of thousands of people. From these aspects, you have the disaster wind."

"This kind of wind can blow away houses and break trees. It is said that the Great Peng rises from the North Sea and migrates to the South Sea. It soars up to 90,000 miles with the help of the horns of a goat. During this time, the wind under its wings is the horn wind. The whirlwind is like a goat's horn, which can blow away trees, lift houses into the clouds, and people will fall to the ground and die."

"I will use rainbow to break your disaster wind. Rainbow is also the energy of yin and yang. When yin and yang are harmonious, it becomes rain and dew. When they are angry, it becomes wind and thunder. When they disperse, it becomes rainbow. When rainbow appears, the storm dissipates. This is what is meant by 'clear sky after rain'."

As he spoke, Shui Cangcang had already fallen to the ground.

There is often a rainbow across the sky after a rainstorm. This is because wind and rain are manifestations of the yin and yang energies. The rainbow causes chaos in the yin and yang, causing disastrous winds to fail to arise.

With just one move, Shui Cangcang completely destroyed the opponent's magic.

The Shui family's practice method is to first open up the Baihuiqiao, which will enable one to have a sharp mind and an excellent memory, and one can easily become well-learned, thus laying the foundation for the future.

The second orifice opens the crimson palace, which keeps the essence and spirit from being lost, and gives one amazing endurance.

With such inexhaustible brain power, one can read all the tens of thousands of books in the Shui family's scripture library. Combined with the Shui family's magic, it will be like water, penetrating every pore.

The man seemed to be unaware of what was going on and was still trying to summon the wind, but the world around him no longer responded to him, or rather... it no longer had the ability to respond to him.

And according to Shui Cangcang's words, he has realized that his whereabouts have been completely seen through by the other party.

Then there is only one decision left.

Run!

As for the hundreds of gold that the foremen paid him to spend?

He has done his best!

But the middle-aged Wind Summoner in the second realm suddenly retreated!
Then, his body broke into dozens of tiny pieces and slid all over the ground.

From beginning to end, Shui Cang didn't even move.

It was as if he had run into dozens of knives and cut himself into pieces.

Shui Cangcang looked at the foremen and then performed his usual movements.

He pulled out the folding fan from his waist and opened it with a swish.

Shui Cangcang's anger seemed to have almost subsided, and he returned to his gentle and elegant demeanor. He looked at the foremen and said, "Go away. Don't let me see you making trouble again."

There is a jade pendant hanging under the folding fan.

The jade pendant is as pure as the moon, bright and shiny, with a tender green hue, just like spring water in it, with light from the sky connecting directly to the water.

There is a word engraved on it: "Water".

water……

The foremen suddenly realized something.

The son of the Shui family?
Impossible! Everyone knows that the son of the Shui family is as gentle as jade, handsome and graceful, and a handsome man. How could this half-dead lunatic be the son of the Shui family? !

"Young Master, Young Master!" At this time, the servant boy finally ran out.

Just when Shui Cangcang stood up, he had already followed her, but he couldn't fly, so when Shui Cangcang landed on the ground, he was going down the stairs.

When this book boy appeared, everyone else's hearts died.

How to say it, this book boy is obviously not an ordinary person. Although he is still a child with his hair combed into a pigtail, this person... actually has energy and blood.

This shows that the book boy is also in the same realm, but he doesn't know whether he opened the Tanzhong or the Jianggong acupoint.

At this age, he has already reached the first level of cultivation. It is not surprising for him to become a true disciple in a sect in the outer city.

But I came to be this man's book boy.

Add to that the Shui family's jade pendant, and these foremen felt their blood run cold.

But these people immediately turned around and ran, busying themselves while running. Some were tearing their clothes, some were throwing away flags, and some were cutting off their badges and throwing them to others.

This is the Shui family!
If they were remembered, the so-called forces behind them would all suffer a devastating disaster!
Their power is only of some level in the outer city, but even their clan leaders, gang leaders, and chamber of commerce bosses are just dogs for others in the inner city.

Being able to serve as a dog for the big shots in the inner city means you can act tyrannically in the outer city.

Look at those gods in the outer city, who serve as dogs for the bigwigs in the inner city, and easily enjoy bloody food in the outer city, becoming fat and bloated with stomachs full of fat intestines.

And the young master of the Shui family...even in the inner city, he is a first-class nobleman.

The forces behind them are probably not even qualified to be his dogs.

What on earth did this bunch of peasants do?! Why would the son of the Shui family support them?!
With this doubt in mind, all the foremen dispersed.

I'm afraid this news will spread quickly.

Shui Cangcang put away his folding fan and said to the book boy, "Save him."

The servant nodded immediately, then took out a pill from the bag behind him and gave it to Li Jun.

The effect was almost immediate, Li Jun's bleeding stopped instantly, but he still needed to rest for the wound to heal.

"Thank you...sir." Li Jun felt a little weak and managed to sit up.

Ku Dali nearby wanted to come and help, but because Shui Cangcang was there, they didn't dare to get close, and there was no need for them to get close.

After all, the injury has been stabilized by the servant.

And...Shui Cangcang killed that god-like master in front of them.

"Li Jun, right? Take good care of yourself. I'm counting on you to work for me in the future." Shui Cangcang said with a smile.

Li Jun's expression suddenly became confused.

What’s going on? Why did the topic change so quickly?

"You have the talent to manage people. Although there is strength in numbers, the internal friction of all the docks in the outer city of Cangzhou is also very serious. The so-called steep mountain is not built with a single stone, the towering pavilion is not built with a single wood, and the fox fur coat is not made of a single armpit hair. How to sort out so many people is a science. You are close to righteousness, strong and resolute, loyal in words and unselfish in deeds, and you command thousands of docks and hundreds of thousands of people by yourself. They are all convinced by you. They all know that you will not spare any matter and will not be swayed by profit. It can be seen that you have talent in this area."

"So, I'd like to take this opportunity to ask you, do you want to come to the Shui family and work for me?" "Am I that powerful?" Li Jun scratched his head.

In fact, he felt that he had only said a few words and spent some time on talking. What really made those foremen back off was actually their brilliant ideas.

"Hey, don't underestimate yourself. The way to manage people is to achieve harmony among them. If everyone is suspicious of each other, dissatisfied with each other, and slanderous and defamatory, how can anything be accomplished? If you can achieve harmony among them, then you have the talent to manage people. It's a pity that you are buried in the countryside." Shui Cangcang said.

"The boss has done me a favor, so sir, please don't say such things at this time..." Li Jun said with a wry smile.

"That's true, but... where did Gao Jian go? Did you ask anyone to look for him?" Shui Cangcang stopped the topic and asked where Gao Jian had gone.

Generally speaking, Gao Jian would tell others what he was going to do that day before leaving, to prevent others from finding him.

As for the topic of Li Jun, Shui Cangcang did not continue.

He really admired Li Jun, but not to the point where he had to have him. In comparison, Gao Jian's incense method was more important.

Moreover, Shui Cangcang felt that... the current situation might have been caused by Gao Jian.

Was he bullying me? From now on, people from the outer city shouldn't have the guts to mess with these docks anymore, right?
But no problem.

"I've already asked someone to look for him. Besides, there's such a big commotion here... the boss should be able to see it—" Li Jun suddenly stopped talking here.

Because Gao Jian has arrived.

The dragon appeared in this area with a neigh, and even blocked the foremen who had just escaped.

They knew Gao Jian, and they didn't dare to challenge him, so they could only be driven back.

"I heard the sound of magic over here, what happened?!" Gao Jian asked loudly on his horse.

"It's nothing. I have already dealt with the person who came to cause trouble." Shui Cangcang said.

While he was speaking, the servant boy was already combing his hair. His originally messy hair was now combed neatly, and his lifeless face looked better.

Gao Jian glanced at the foreman, then at Li Jun, and then at the relieved workers.

He was a smart man and realized what was happening almost immediately.

So he dismounted, found an unused rope from the dock, and threw it to the foremen.

"Mr. Gao, we are all..." The foremen seemed to want to say something.

"Tie yourself up." Gao Jian said.

"Mr. Gao, we are willing to compensate! We will compensate! We will invite the best doctor..." Someone else spoke, but his words were a little incoherent.

But this time, before he could finish his words, Gao Jian had already drawn his sword and threw it out.

Rusty Knife pinned the other person to the ground, choking back the rest of his words.

There was silence.

Shui Cangcang didn't say anything either.

Then, Gao Jian walked over and pulled out the knife.

The man was sweating coldly from the pain, but he didn't dare say a word.

If it was just a lofty idea, they might still have the heart to resist, after all, they were just outsiders with unstable foundations.

After all... they still didn't know what Gao Jian had done. They only knew that the other party had dealt with those mass graves. As for other things, they didn't know.

But the young master of the Shui family behind them made them dare not move.

Just a name is enough.

"Tie yourself up!" Gao Jian shouted angrily.

The foremen said nothing more and obediently tied themselves into a long dragon with ropes.

They are very skilled in this method of tying people. They tie one person's hand and then tie the next person. In this way, the long rope can tie up a large group of people. As long as they hold the person in front, the ones behind will not be able to escape.

They used this method when transporting laborers, carrying hard laborers to other places, or buying and selling human beings.

I just never expected that one day I would be tied up.

Then, Gao Jian looked at the bitter people and said, "They usually bully you a lot, right?"

The Kudalis looked at each other and then nodded.

Of course.

Who would look down upon these poor people?
After all, they had nothing, except for the shoulder pole wrapped with ropes and their worthless strength.

The tributaries of the Baishan River formed a dense water network that spread throughout the outer city. These small water networks were always filled with various boats, usually leaving only a narrow waterway in the middle, and the water surface was just like a congested road.

This is a slum on the water, and the poor people move back and forth on the docks of the waterways.

Most of the hard-working people who live on the water cannot survive in other places in Cangzhou, so they come to Cangzhou to find a way to make a living.

The low mountain village that Gao Jian had once rescued had only a few hundred people in the entire village, all of whom were old, weak, sick and disabled.

What about the strong laborers among them?
Of course, it is to come to a big city like Cangzhou Waicheng.

There is no other way to survive, so I have to come to these places.

As the saying goes, when a man leaves his hometown, he is as worthless as a dog.

They have no foundation and no skills, and suddenly come to this kind of place, they can only sell their labor.

A foreman is someone who sells their labor for money.

Because they have no foundation, anyone can bully them.

Leaving home to beg, selling children.

His eyes were gouged out just because he accidentally bumped into a noble person while walking.

When you get sick, you collapse on the ground due to exhaustion and then your wages are deducted, and you are not given money for medical treatment. You either rely on your own luck to get through it, or you die of the illness.

After dying of illness, the body can only be left exposed because there is no one to clean it up.

Occasionally there would be conscientious workers who would help them clean up, but the workers themselves could hardly protect themselves.

They are overworked and become disabled, but they still have to work. Not to mention compensation, even rest is difficult to get.

They are covered with scars and suffer from long-term malnutrition. Many of them are only in their twenties or thirties, and even their hair has almost fallen out.

People crowded on the water, suffering from a wandering life.

Rickshaw pullers struggling with hunger, displaced disaster victims, blind people crying for help, skinny street children and exhausted dock workers.

The splendid and prosperous Cangzhou seemed very close, but in fact it was very far away from them.

Thousands of farmers with no way to make a living left their homes and flowed into such cities to sell their cheap labor.

These bitter people have always been like this.

Therefore, Gao Jian said to them: "If you have a grudge, take revenge, but don't kill them...you have to save it for others."

When these words were spoken, the whole audience was stunned.

The Kudalis looked at this brilliant idea in bewilderment.

"What are you standing there for? Get started. I'm here to help you today, but don't take it all on your own. There are more than a thousand docks. If you kill anyone, what will happen to the other brothers?" Gao Jian said.

Now everyone else finally understood.

They looked at the foreman who used to act tyrannically.

(End of this chapter)