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Chapter 569 Section Chief Wu is a good person! (Seeking monthly votes)

When Wu Aiguo saw Li Kuiyong again, the guy had changed drastically.

Clearly, the family's financial situation has improved significantly.

It was still the father and son. Although their cotton-padded jackets were neither new nor old and had many patches, they gave people a strangely neat feeling.

Her cheeks have become fuller, and her complexion has become much rosier, instead of the sallow look she had when we first met.

The biggest change is in height!

He used to be at most 1.64 meters tall, but now that it's just the beginning of December, it seems he's at least 1.69 meters tall.

Sure enough, once they can eat their fill and receive some nutrition, the extraordinary physical qualities of certain gifted individuals will become apparent.

In fact, Wu Aiguo felt that Li Kuiyong had excellent physical talent.

When Zhong Yuemin, the protagonist of "Blood Romance," met Li Kuiyong in the fourth grade of elementary school, their abilities were simply incomparable.

When the story unfolds, Li Kuiyong is already a local tyrant at a young age, and Zhong Yuemin is still far from being his match.

He can possess such formidable strength by relying on unorthodox fighting techniques.

This is despite Li Kuiyong's family being in dire financial straits and constantly going hungry, yet he still possesses such skill.

If one is well-fed and clothed from a young age, and also receives advanced martial arts training, their strength will obviously be far greater than what is shown in TV dramas.

At the very least, they are at the level of elite students in a provincial-level martial arts team.

"Section Chief Wu, you're busy!"

Upon seeing Wu Aiguo, the father and son hurriedly greeted him.

"Haha, just wandering around!"

Wu Aiguo laughed heartily. He praised, "You and your son are truly hardworking!"

"There's no other way; this is how we make a living!"

Li's father parked the cart loaded with honeycomb briquettes by the roadside and chatted warmly with Wu Aiguo: "There are still several young children in the family, so we can't afford not to work hard!"

Clearly, he heeded the advice and replaced his tricycle with a handcart.

"Li Kuiyong, don't you often help out?"

Wu Aiguo chuckled and said, "I think this kid has a lot of strength!"

You can learn basic wrestling skills, but you can't do it without strength.

"Sigh, let's not even talk about my rascal!"

Clearly, Li's father had very mixed feelings about his eldest son, Li Kuiyong.

"Hey, as long as we have enough to eat and wear, that's all that matters, brothers, don't worry about anything else!"

Wu Aiguo found it amusing; he hadn't expected Li's father to be so ambitious.

Judging from his current situation, as long as he doesn't put too much pressure on himself, he probably won't overwork himself and leave.

Li Kuiyong's fate should have been changed.

After chatting for a while, the father and son took their leave.

Judging from their light steps, the weight of a cartload of honeycomb briquettes was clearly nothing to them at this point.

"This Section Chief Wu is really a good person!"

As they grew further apart, Li's father couldn't help but sigh.

Li Kuiyong, who was behind him, did not utter a sound, but he agreed wholeheartedly.

Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes!
Another point is that wherever there is profit, there will be exploitation!

The father and son were porters from Xicheng District. They traveled all the way to Dongcheng District to pick up honeycomb briquettes, so how could they not encounter some trouble?
Some local bullies set up hidden checkpoints.

If you're transporting a truckload of honeycomb briquettes to Xicheng, you have to pay a toll of one or two cents.

This thing is called 'rules'; otherwise, all sorts of troubles would arise, making it unrealistic to expect to earn money peacefully by hauling honeycomb briquettes. Even though Li Kuiyong was quite dissatisfied with these 'rules,' he was helpless to change them.

Fortunately, through Wu Aiguo's connections, they met Brother Tiger.

Don't be fooled by how docile Tiger Brother is in front of Wu Aiguo, almost like a kitten.

However, he was quite famous in the Deshengmen black market.

Even in the martial arts world of Xicheng, he was not an unknown figure.

Tiger had a fairly deep impression of Li Kuiyong.

After all, Tiger Brother has never heard of many people who could earn Wu Aiguo's attention in terms of martial arts skills.

Still hoping to recruit them, I was a little more enthusiastic when we met and took the initiative to chat for a while.

Naturally, they were spotted by someone with ulterior motives, and then the father and son no longer had to pay tolls. Moreover, the thugs in the coal station area became much more polite to them.

At first, the father and son didn't understand what was going on.

When a fellow江湖人 (jianghu person) who lived in the same alley heard this, he took the initiative to explain to the father and son, and didn't forget to say at the end: "You two are really lucky!"

This incident had a significant impact on Li Kuiyong.

I really admire Tiger's imposing presence!
Of course, Li's father is quite strict with him, and he doesn't have any intention of getting involved in the underworld yet; otherwise, he would probably have become wild by now.

After delivering a truckload of honeycomb briquettes to the designated location.

Under the buyer's instructions, the father and son quickly moved a truckload of honeycomb briquettes to the location, took the money, and left in a hurry.

Immediately afterwards, another truckload of honeycomb briquettes was brought over from Dongcheng District.

After receiving the money, the father and son, though exhausted, returned home with light hearts.

My mother had already prepared the meal. Although it was still just cornbread made from mixed grains, we were able to eat our fill.

Add two steaming hot poached eggs with scallions, and you'll be completely satisfied.

My three younger siblings also get a scallion and half a poached egg, a meal I wouldn't have dared to dream of a few months ago.

Neither father nor son was willing to back down, after all, pulling a cart full of honeycomb briquettes for more than ten miles was quite tiring.

If you don't eat well and make sure you're full, that last trip will be a real ordeal.

"Kuiyong, is Kuiyong home?"

I had just finished eating, and the aroma of scallions and poached eggs still lingered in the air when my friends from the alley called out from outside.

"Dad, I'll be right back!"

Without saying a word, Li Kuiyong went straight out the door, his hurried steps allowing him to catch a glimpse of his father's warning look.

He had a terrible headache!

He had no interest in studying and wanted to drop out of school to help his father pull a cart and earn some money, but his father wouldn't allow it.

Fortunately, for some reason, his father stopped stopping him from practicing wrestling and even occasionally took him to the overpass to watch real wrestling masters perform.

Although he didn't go there often, Li Kuiyong was truly talented.

His already solid wrestling skills have improved significantly in a short period of time, which is reflected in the fact that he no longer has any rivals in the alley.

With his fierce courage, he would be considered a formidable figure even within the neighborhood.

As a result, he caught the eye of a rising gangster in the next alley, nicknamed "Little Rascal," who frequently tried to recruit him.

In the TV series "Blood Romance", although Li Kuiyong did not directly join the gang of scoundrels, their relationship was quite close. He often went out with them and helped them fight, which was a common occurrence.

At that time, his vision was limited, and he felt that was exactly what he wanted.

Having witnessed the prowess of Tiger Brother and Wu Aiguo, he looked down on the brat who only knew how to fight and be fierce.

(End of this chapter)