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Chapter 539 An Unexpected Collision! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
It's clear that Liu Haizhong isn't good at socializing.

After expressing his gratitude, he didn't know what to say next, and the atmosphere became a little awkward.

Fortunately, Wu Aiguo deliberately guided him to recount the details of his negotiation with the big scoundrel in great detail.

Clearly, Liu Haizhong is quite wary of the big jerk.

During the recounting, he repeatedly mentioned the big jerk's arrogant words and his reckless nature.

Even in front of the factory security personnel, they dared to point at Liu Haizhong and his son Liu Guangqi and hurl insults at them, using nothing but foul language.

In the end, although the big bastard withdrew his extortion against Liu Guangqi, he remained quite arrogant and unrestrained throughout.

It's like someone who's fearless and impulsive, ready to fight at any moment if their anger flares up.

Before leaving, he warned Liu Guangqi to stay away from Xicheng in the future, or he couldn't guarantee he could control his temper.

In short, according to Liu Haizhong's understanding, he has really embarrassed himself this time.

At the same time, they harbored deep vigilance and fear towards such a scoundrel, and had no desire to have anything to do with him whatsoever.

After talking for half an hour, Wu Aiguo finally saw Liu and his son off.

He secretly shook his head; Liu Haizhong had clearly spent too much time in the factory and wasn't very familiar with the outside world.

As I said before, he is a master craftsman of the seventh grade at Hongxing Steel Rolling Mill!
Otherwise, if you want to ask the security department to intervene, you'll incur a considerable favor.

Liu Haizhong didn't know how to use it, so he just pointed at the big jerk's nose and cursed him. Who knows, the other party might even think more highly of him.

Of course, this is Wu Aiguo's idea, and Liu Haizhong probably wouldn't agree with it.

"Come, come, these are the finest pastries, the three of you can share them equally!"

At the very least, Liu Haizhong knew to bring gifts to express his gratitude, which made Wu Aiguo's advice worthwhile.

My two younger brothers have been eagerly waiting for this moment.

Upon hearing this, they pounced on it like hungry tigers.

After Wu Aiguo gave him a hard thud on the forehead, he finally calmed down and knew to properly distribute the things to his younger sister.

"Big brother, you're so kind!"

As the little girl enjoyed the delicious pastries, her eyes involuntarily narrowed into crescent shapes.

She was very perceptive and realized that only her eldest brother in the family was willing to treat her as an equal.

Unconsciously, a wish arose in her heart: that her older brother would stay at home so that she could live a good life every day.

Among the gifts were two packs of Peony cigarettes, which Wu Aiguo tossed directly to his father, Wu Zhi, who had been eagerly waiting for them.

A pack of Peony cigarettes costs about 50 cents and is known as a budget-friendly version of Zhonghua cigarettes.

It's not that I can't afford it, it's just that this stuff is considered a cigarette for officials.

Before he knew it, the day arrived for Wu Aiguo to go to school to collect his graduation certificate.

A high school diploma is not unusual in Beijing.

However, if placed in a village on the outskirts of Beijing, it would still carry considerable weight.

In his memory, his grandfather had told him that.

It doesn't matter if he doesn't get into university or junior college; as long as he has a high school diploma, the village committee can arrange a good position for him.

Previously, Wu Aiguo had actually considered going to the countryside to see the situation.

In my memory, things were pretty good back in my hometown.

Located in the Yanshan Mountains and not far from Miyun Reservoir, it boasts both mountains and water, so the scenery is bound to be stunning.

At this time, the mountains and forests had not been developed.

There are plenty of wild game and various edible wild vegetables inside.

There are various mountain delicacies and many medicinal herbs. Because it is in the mountains, the management is not as strict as in the city.

It's quite common for families to secretly cultivate some land and raise more chickens, ducks, and pigs.

At least in terms of food, they are definitely better off than ordinary working-class families in the city.

Not to mention, there are all kinds of wild fruits to eat in the mountains and forests all year round.

For those with the skills and experience to survive in the mountains, that place is a natural treasure trove.

Wu Aiguo naturally thought so too!

He wanted to improve his martial arts skills, which required not only a large amount of meat but also high-nutrition, high-protein foods to replenish his body's needs. He also needed a lot of traditional Chinese medicine for dietary supplementation and medicinal baths to enhance his abilities.

These things aren't unavailable in the city, but they're just too conspicuous.

He strolled into the school, and many graduating students greeted him warmly.

When did I become so popular?
He was puzzled, but when some of his close friends came over, he learned the reason.

As the saying goes, good news doesn't travel far, but bad news travels a thousand miles. Liu Guangqi's story has already spread far and wide at the school.

Meanwhile, news of Wu Aiguo's initiative in offering help also spread.

Regardless of the era, everyone likes to be friends with someone like him who dares to help others out of a sense of justice.

No one can guarantee that they won't encounter trouble in the future and need Wu Aiguo's help.

Even his homeroom teacher was very kind to him.

Having successfully obtained his graduation certificate, Wu Aiguo was planning to go to Beihai Park with a few of his friends.

Suddenly, many students were seen rushing towards the school gate.

Before the younger students could even find out what was going on, some of the running classmates shouted, "Something's wrong! There are street thugs blocking the school gate!"

While shouting, he was actually moving very fast.

I don't know if he went to help or just wanted to watch the show.

Not only did many students who were receiving their diplomas rush over to see what was going on, but some teachers also hurried over as well.

Doesn't the school have a phone?

Wu Aiguo was a little puzzled and asked doubtfully, "Why don't we just make a phone call to the police station and see which thugs dare to cause trouble?"

"That's not good?"

The younger brother next to him hesitated and said, "Nothing has happened yet, and we're already calling the police? The school leaders might not be happy about that!"

"If something unexpected happens, then it won't be a matter of whether you're happy or not!"

Wu Aiguo rolled his eyes at the guy. He was young but valued his reputation a lot, which wasn't necessarily a bad thing.

The group of them didn't rush to the school gate to see what was going on.

When we were almost there, we heard a huge commotion.

Not far away, Wu Aiguo immediately saw several teachers standing side by side at the school gate, confronting a group of obviously not-so-good young men.

The leader, a burly young man with an arrogant expression, shouted at the teachers, spitting as he spoke, looking utterly eccentric.

Upon closer inspection, he also saw Liu Guangqi, whose face had become much less swollen, and several of his close classmates, who were now looking at the tense situation with panicked expressions and trembling.

"Patriotism is here, everyone don't panic!"

I don't know which idiot suddenly yelled that.

As a result, everyone's eyes, including the street thugs blocking the door, turned to Wu Aiguo standing inside.

The leader, in particular, casually pushed aside the teacher blocking his way, glared at Wu Aiguo with piercing eyes, and sneered, "You're the one who gives bad advice, right?"

(End of this chapter)