We are all family, neighbors, and people with a common goal.

After the ambulance left, Li Cheng looked at the merchants and said, "Why can't we discuss this matter properly? Why do we have to do this?"

The merchants had a lot of grievances, and when they saw that Li Cheng was dressed like a small leader, they talked about what happened today and repeatedly emphasized that the people blocking the road were unreasonable.

When they said this, the people blocking the road were unhappy. They took the notice and started talking about their reasons.

They were talking in a chaotic manner, but Li Cheng knew what was going on. He knew that it was no use continuing to argue like this, so he asked them to go to the market management office.

It would have been fine if I hadn't said that, but once I did, both sides were unhappy. It turned out that ever since the meeting, the people from the market management office had stopped coming here. In other words, the seafood market had been shut down, so there was no need for them to stay.

Li Cheng cursed inwardly, thinking to himself, you guys run away so quickly, leaving the conflicts to the masses to resolve themselves.

Seeing that it was getting late, Li Cheng called aside the neighbors who were blocking the road and told them to leave it at that for today. The old man had already gone to the hospital, and if they continued to make trouble, the conflict would escalate and become even more difficult to resolve.

Everyone thought about it and said they would come back tomorrow. Li Cheng smiled bitterly and sent them away, then returned to the merchant.

Seeing the people blocking the road gone, the merchants were all grateful to Li Cheng. One of them said, "Leader, what do you think we should do? The market is closing, where are we going to do business? We can't let our whole family starve to death, can we?"

Li Cheng looked at the man who was speaking, then at the other merchants, and then pointed to the west and said, "That's where you will do business and make money from now on..."