Ancheng walked into the house and asked directly, "How have you thought about what I asked you before?"

After a moment of silence, Shengzi gave Ancheng a cruel smile: "I've made up my mind. I'll do as you say."

An Cheng said "Oh," and helped Sheng Zi up: "I thought you would refuse. You valued your brothers so much before."

“Before… I did value it. But…” Shengzi thought of the words he overheard after Ancheng left, and his initial hesitation instantly turned cold.

Because his so-called brothers were whispering that after finishing this job, they planned to get rid of him, this burden who was holding them back, so that they could start over.

"But what?" An Cheng already knew, because he had long anticipated the disloyalty of Sheng Zi's brothers.

There's nothing wrong with wanting to get rich; everyone wants to get rich.

However, the fact that they don't care about brotherhood is too heartless and despicable.

Shengzi looked up: "You don't know?" He didn't believe it.

An Cheng shrugged, quite frankly: "I know, but I like hearing you say it."

"You have a really twisted sense of humor. You only feel happy when people expose your wounds in front of you."

"Fine. If you don't want to talk about it, then don't."

"I'll say it anyway," Ichiko said, somewhat annoyed. "They want to kill me. Are you happy about that?"

"Why should I be happy or unhappy?" An Cheng coaxed. "Alright, let's leave here first, and then you can take your revenge however you want."

Faced with Ancheng's attitude, Shengzi felt like he had punched cotton, neither hitting nor hitting anything.

He took a deep breath and changed the subject: "The Lan family you mentioned yesterday..."

"If you're thinking of taking it out on the other person, forget it. They're just an idiot."

An Cheng mentioned that the other party looked disgusted.

Shengzi coldly said, "Then let's use that person from the Lan family as a sacrifice."

Anjo: "Alright."

"Have you resolved things with your other families?" (referring to a woman who gave birth)

An Cheng chuckled lightly: "Of course. I've already had their property moved onto the ship, and as for their people? I've also had them killed and thrown into the sea with practiced ease."

Shengzi nodded: "That's good. But..."

He gave An Cheng a deep look, his expression meaningful: "I hope you won't betray me. Otherwise, knowing my nature, I will take my revenge on you severely."

An Cheng's eyes flickered, and he tightened his grip on his wrist: "How could that be? We've grown up together since childhood. I would never betray you, no matter who else I betray. Don't worry."

"...I reluctantly believe you." After saying this, Shengzi grimaced as Ancheng helped him into the truck.

Seeing this, the other brothers in the courtyard also laughed and got into the other waiting trucks.

They had heard from Brother Sheng that Brother Ancheng was going to take them to get rich, and it would be a huge fortune, enough for them to spend for several lifetimes.

Several trucks drove to a small, secluded port. At that time, there were still many people quietly moving goods at the port. Shengzi opened the car window and looked out. There were several large ships docked at this small port.

Shengzi frowned and asked, "We don't have much cargo. Are these ships enough?"

An Cheng smiled reassuringly, "It's enough. The master I know is very capable; his space-expanding talisman can make these few ships function as dozens. Besides, if we have too many ships, it will be easy for others to discover us."

Shengzi nodded: "I understand."

Ancheng waved to signal people to move the goods. It took them about two hours to unload the goods from the trucks.

Ancheng then gave an order and led Shengzi, his brothers, and the unconscious Lan Xingcheng towards the mountain near Baihe Village.

Shengzi frowned: "...I heard that strange things have happened in Baihe Village?"

"Don't worry. With the master here, there won't be any problems. Besides, the place we're going to is much farther than Baihe Village."

Although Shengzi felt a little uneasy, his trust in Ancheng over the years prevailed.

He still believed in Ancheng after all.

...

After Lan Yao's trucks left, she snapped her fingers as she watched the porters still busy unloading goods. All the porters present fainted instantly.

Lan Yao curled the corners of her lips: "It wasn't in vain that I followed the spiritual imprint I left behind. Now all of these things are mine."

The jade Pixiu urged, "Master, move quickly. I have a feeling that little girl named Hua Niu will come looking for us."

Lan Yao hummed in agreement, moved closer, and began using her mental power to move things.

But as she moved the load, Lan Yao realized something was wrong.

She stroked her chin and muttered to herself, "Why do I feel like there's so much stuff in these ships? There's no way we can move it all."

She had some doubts, so she used her mental power to examine the area carefully and found yellow talismans in several hidden places at the bottom of the cabin.

She made a rubbing of the yellow talisman and asked the jade Pixiu, "Pipi, do you know what this is?"

Before the jade Pixiu could speak, the jade abacus interjected, "Master, I just scanned it with the space-time trading device, and it says that this is a space talisman that can expand space."

Lan Yao exclaimed "Wow!" with excitement in her heart: "What should I do? I want it."

If this talisman is used outside, it can conceal her spatial abilities.

But let's not rush into that; we need to move the wealth that's right in front of us first.

During this time, Lan Yao saw the things that she had deliberately left in the open, things that belonged to the Lan family.

Jade Pixiu: "This really saves the master a lot of trouble. And it comes with so many freebies."

Lan Yao smiled and said, "That's right. It was worth it for me to leave this as a token of my appreciation."

Actually, she could have taken it all back then, since there was already a mental imprint on it.

However, Lan Yao had a habit of keeping something in reserve, so the things she deliberately left behind were marked by her.

That way, no matter which side fails, she can find the other side based on the pre-prepared plan.

The jade Pixiu reminded, "Master, you need to speed up. That little girl is coming soon."

Lan Yao frowned. She still had two boats to move. Staring at the two boats, she gritted her teeth and stomped her foot, trying to move them into her own space.

The process was painful and difficult, but fortunately she succeeded in the end.

Lan Yao had no time to celebrate. She quickly took out a potion to restore her mental strength. She had just taken two sips when Hua Niu stood not far away. She looked around first, then tilted her head and asked with a puzzled look, "Brother, do you live here? Your family must be very rich. How about you share some of your things with me?"