Journey to the West: Upon seeing the Yellow-Eyebrowed Demon, why not pay homage?

"Recently, although there have been no natural disasters in the village, there have been man-made disasters."

The government levied grain three times a year, almost emptying the entire village.

"To survive, I had no choice but to lead my fellow villagers to impersonate bandits and rob passing merchants and outsiders..." the village chief said, bowing his head.

Bai Susu's eyelids twitched violently, her fists clenched tightly, and her eyes surged with overwhelming hatred: "It was you who killed my whole family!"

The village chief said, "We just want to live."

"He dared not draw his sword against the strong, so he became a demon who exploits the weaker." Huang Mei exposed his hypocritical mask and said coldly.

During the conversation, many torches suddenly appeared outside the dilapidated house. Behind the torches were villagers holding sickles and woodcutting knives, their faces appearing particularly sinister in the firelight.

"Village chief, are you alright?"

At the very front of the crowd, Fatty Tiger shouted.

The village chief's face lit up with joy, and he was about to escape from the dilapidated house when Bai Susu used all her strength to slam him hard into the chest, causing him to fall down again.

Huang Mei: "?"

Under his astonished gaze, Bai Susu picked up the shards of porcelain from the ground, turned around, and said, "My benefactor, let's take him hostage and escape from the village!"

Huang Mei laughed and shook his head, saying, "No need."

Bai Susu was taken aback: "Huh?"

"Do you dare to take revenge yourself?"

Huang Mei's smile faded, and he asked with a hint of testing in his voice.

Bai Susu's mind stirred slightly. She gripped the porcelain shard in her hand and plunged it fiercely into the village chief's neck.

Blood gushed out, splashing onto her jade-like face, going from warm to cold.

"Heh, heh..."

The village chief stared in disbelief at the little white flower he remembered, never imagining that he would one day die at her hands.

"Bang!"

In the blink of an eye, the village chief, his eyes quickly dimming, collapsed to the ground. Fat Tiger, who was outside the door, saw this scene and was overjoyed. He waved to signal the villagers to move forward, and soon they rushed into the house.

"vomit……"

Bai Susu suddenly started gagging, but because of her exquisite and beautiful appearance, she presented a beauty that resembled Xi Shi holding her heart, causing many young and middle-aged villagers to stare in disbelief.

Huang Mei glanced at her and asked, "Are you alright?"

While gagging from the smell of blood and the aftereffects of murder, Bai Susu waved her hand and said, "It's, it's alright~"

"You killed the village chief."

Fatty Tiger was also looking at Bai Susu, but then turned his gaze to Huang Mei and shouted sharply.

Huang Mei smiled slightly, his gaze playful: "Are you blind?"

Fat Tiger's face darkened, and he raised his arm and shouted, "Folks, take them down!"

Huang Mei, holding a spiked club, stood like an impenetrable wall in front of Bai Susu and said softly, "Close your eyes."

Bai Susu shook her head: "I want to see it with my own eyes..."

Why bother?

Huang Mei said something and then rushed towards the villagers who were attacking him.

Or rather, robbers.

Bang!

Bang!

bang...

With a series of explosions, the dilapidated house was instantly transformed into a living hell.

"vomit."

"Ugh~~~"

Bai Susu kept dry heaving, but because she hadn't eaten all day, she didn't vomit anything, which only made her stomach feel worse.

But she didn't close her eyes; instead, she kept them wide open, firmly imprinting this scene in her mind.

At that moment, to her, the figure wielding the spiked club was not a murderer, not a terrifying killer, but a savior, a hero who helped her avenge her blood feud.

A peerless hero!

In a short while, Huang Mei fought his way from inside the house to outside, annihilating all the armed villagers without getting a single drop of blood on himself.

He suddenly turned his head and stared intently, only to see a group of village women hiding in a corner. When they met his gaze, they all screamed and scattered like birds and beasts.

Huang Mei pursed his lips, not pursuing the unarmed women and children, but instead putting away his spiked club and turning to the front of the dilapidated house: "Come out."

Bai Susu stepped out of the room, her face deathly pale. Looking at the bloodied corpse on the ground, a sense of pleasure welled up inside her.

When he looked at Huang Mei again, his eyes were filled with gratitude and reverence.

"Thump."

Suddenly, she knelt heavily on the ground, kowtowed, and said, "I have no way to repay your great kindness, my benefactor. I am willing to be your slave and serve you for the rest of my life. Please take me in!"

Huang Mei reached out and helped him up, saying gently, "Let's go."

"My benefactor, please wait," Bai Susu said.

Huang Mei asked curiously, "Is there anything else?"

Bai Susu strode over to a bloodied corpse, took a tinderbox from its body, picked up a torch, and rekindled the head of the corpse.

"I know that my benefactor cannot lay a hand on unarmed women and children, but these people are also full of sins and must be punished."

Therefore, please allow me to burn down this wicked village, so that they too may taste the bitterness of losing everything.

Remembering Aunt Hong whom he had met during the day, and looking at the resolute-faced girl in front of him, Huang Mei waved his hand and said, "Do what you want to do."

"Thank you very much, my benefactor."

Bai Susu bowed deeply, then took the lead in going to the dilapidated house and personally set fire to the cage that imprisoned her, completely severing ties with that humiliating past.

Then, escorted by Huang Mei, the girl, her face full of determination, carried the torch and walked through the village, setting each house on fire.

In the darkness, many women and children watched this scene, and the vast majority of them dared not utter a sound.

But there were also some who were bold, like... a young girl.

"What right do you have to burn down our houses and cut off our livelihood?"

Bai Susu paused slightly, holding the torch to shine on the other person. She saw that the girl was probably a year or two younger than her, and her face was full of anger.

"On what grounds? On the grounds that your uncles and fathers ambushed and killed passing merchants and passersby, on the grounds that your peaceful lives are built on the backs of countless innocent souls."

You didn't kill anyone, but the food you ate, the clothes you wore, and the house you lived in were all soaked in the blood of innocent people.

"If I weren't powerless, I would have killed you all to appease the innocent souls in heaven," Bai Susu said firmly.

The woman's lips twitched, and she retorted, "It's all because the government forces us to do this; otherwise, who would willingly become a bad person?"

"The government forced you to do this. You can go to the government; this is what they owe you."

"Your fathers killed my whole family, and I only burned down your house. What right do you have to accuse me?" Bai Susu asked clearly and logically.

woman:"……"

Seeing that she had no answer, Bai Susu burst into laughter and then continued to set the house in front of her on fire.

finally.

She single-handedly set fire to hundreds of houses, the raging flames shooting straight into the sky, as if to burn away all the evil in the world.

Bai Susu dropped the torch, her cheeks flushed in the firelight, and turned to say, "My benefactor, there is one more thing."

Huang Mei looked at her with admiration and asked gently, "Is there anything else?"

Bai Susu pointed to the fields: "I want to burn the bodies of my parents and relatives, and take their ashes with me when I leave."

Huang Mei nodded and said, "Let's go, I'll take you there..."

Bai Susu smiled.

All around, however, was the sound of faint sobbing.