Arrogance and domineering, starting in the 1990s

Chang Tian leaned forward slightly and asked curiously, "What did you say?"

"He said Wu Shu has a mild form of dissociative identity disorder, which, in layman's terms, means he has a bit of a split personality..."

"The main characteristics are cruelty and ruthlessness, acting without regard for consequences, madness, and unpredictability. Such people are usually either extremely wicked or extremely evil."

"But he also has clear moral standards, always plans before acting, and is deep-thinking and logically meticulous. Behind every reckless act is countless calculations."

"This is the contrast between two extremes. If it were an ordinary person, the torment of this constant struggle with their own thoughts would have driven them crazy long ago."

"And...and he seems to act very contradictorily at times, making him unpredictable."

"In short, the more you get to know a person, the more you'll find that they seem quite different from everyone else you know."

"It's like someone from another era."

"Of course, I mean, uh..."

Seeing that Qian Jinjiang was at a loss for words, unsure of what words to use to describe the other person.

Chang Tian seemed to have a slight idea, and he tentatively asked, "A sense of superiority?"

"Yes! It's a sense of superiority! A sense of superiority stemming from a clear understanding of everything, a feeling of looking down on others!"

If Wu Shu were to hear Qian Jinjiang's words at this moment, he would certainly admire Qian Jinjiang even more.

Because the other party almost uncovered the mystery of his time travel...

He had never arrived in 1993, but he was fully aware of the developments and changes that would take him over the next twenty years, even without any special system or cheat codes.

He was only given a body with superhuman strength.

This knowledge and vision alone put him on a pedestal, allowing him to look down upon the masses.

So he always naturally exudes a sense of superiority that he himself is unaware of.

As for Tian Le and Zhang Jun, that was how it was when they first met Wu Shu.

Therefore, they only thought Wu Shu was eccentric and arrogant, and never considered it from a scientific or metaphysical perspective.

Only if Qian Jinjiang harbored fear of Wu Shu would he have created a special character sketch of him to scientifically understand him.

Chang Tian rubbed his temples, looking somewhat pained.

This is a lot of information; he needs to digest and summarize it properly.

He initially thought it was a self-directed conspiracy, but unexpectedly, it revealed a "mentally ill" person.

And this "mentally ill" person inadvertently saved Old Huang.

Moreover, the other party is an uncontrollable entity.

"Mental illness" itself isn't scary; what's scary is that mentally ill people possess astonishing physical strength and are armed...

This pushed the danger to its extreme, especially since they were in the same carriage.

They're all on the way to Moss, Moss...

Thinking of Moss, Chang Tian suddenly asked, "Company Commander, did this Wu... Wu Shu say what Moss was going to do?"

Qian Jinjiang shook his head. He really didn't know what the other party was going to do, but it certainly wasn't going on vacation.

"Maybe he's like those middlemen, reselling goods?"

"Anyway, it won't be about dealing with tanks and cannons."

After making his guess casually, Qian Jinjiang even cracked a slightly humorous joke.

After all, being able to share what's on your mind with others is a way to relieve stress.

...

After listening to Chang Tian's report, Huang Futai, an elderly man in his sixties, was both amazed and moved.

I never expected that someone so young would have such a wealth of "experience".

It's just that this name is a bit of a disaster, Wu Shu.

Ignorant and incompetent?

Why did my family give me such a name?

"Xiao Tian, ​​go and leave your contact information later, and tell him that I owe him a favor."

Chang Tian hesitated for a moment, then replied, "I understand."

Unlike his brother, Changdi was surprised when he heard Old Huang say he owed the other party a favor.

He muttered to himself, "It was just a lucky break, like a blind cat catching a dead mouse."

When Chang Tian heard his younger brother's strange words, he glared at him. He knew that his younger brother was on good terms with Xiao Wang.

Although Xiao Wang didn't say anything when Wu Shu kicked him, his younger brother remembered it.

He knows his own brother well; he's probably hoping the other person is someone with ulterior motives so he can teach them a lesson.

But it was precisely because of this understanding that he realized Wu Shu was no benevolent person.

He secretly gave Changdi a wink, wanting to have a chat with his younger brother and give him some advice, but Changdi deliberately ignored the other's signal.

He understood his brother well; he kept repeating the same few phrases: "A small act of impatience can ruin a great plan," and "Think thrice before you act," etc.

Chang Tian felt a bit helpless seeing his younger brother pretending to be stupid. He could only go and do what Old Huang had told him to do first, and then deal with the other party when he came back!

...

"Brother Shu, there's someone outside wearing a Zhongshan suit who says they want to see you."

Wu Shu has a terrible temper when he wakes up, so he spends the first hour of each morning in a state of complete blankness.

This is the time of day when he is most difficult to get along with.

"Let him wait."

After Wu Shu finished speaking expressionlessly, he went to wash up. After he finished, he sat on the table and looked at the six eggs that Zhang Jun had peeled for him that morning.

He didn't eat it; instead, he snatched a freshly peeled one from Dai Kun's hand.

Feeling the eggs were at a comfortable, slightly warm temperature, Wu Shu ate them with great pleasure.

Dai Kun wasn't annoyed that his eggs were taken; he just happily went to the plate and took the eggs that Zhang Jun had peeled.

Wu Shu curled his lip in disdain upon seeing this, thinking that eating cold eggs so early in the morning would easily cause flatulence.

None of these people know anything about health preservation!

After eating and drinking his fill, Wu Shu seemed to have come to his senses. He leaned against the window and lit a cigar.

Just as he was getting a little bored, Dai Kun whispered, "Brother Shu, that guy in the Zhongshan suit from last night is here again."

"But since you were asleep, I turned the door away."

"You came so early again today, is something wrong?"

"Why didn't you say so earlier if there was something fun to be had?" Wu Shu was bored after eating his fill, and upon hearing Dai Kun's words, he became dissatisfied again.

Dai Kun's linguistic artistry can be said to be constantly evolving.

He did not argue that he had already said this and that when he got up.

Instead, he subtly offered a reminder, and upon seeing Wu Shu's dissatisfaction, he put on a self-reflective act.

Wu Shu, of course, would not admit that he had forgotten that someone was waiting outside the door, but simply tossed Dai Kun a cigar.

Tell him to call the person in.

Chang Tian had been waiting at the door since seven in the morning, and it was almost nine o'clock now, but the other party still hadn't invited him in.

He was a little annoyed; they were the guards, the people closest to Elder Huang.

Even officials of the seventh rank are treated like servants in front of the prime minister's gate, let alone them.

Just then, the door finally opened. Inside, they found Wu Shu sitting with his legs crossed, a cigar in his mouth.

He had a playful expression on his face.

He immediately assumed that the other party was deliberately making him wait and putting on airs.

So, even though he came to express his gratitude, his words became sarcastic.

"Mr. Wu, you're up really early. It's not even noon yet, and you're already up."