With just one sentence, Tang's parents were rendered speechless and their faces turned ashen.

Of course, Qiao Jian doesn't care about the Tang family's affairs at all right now.

It was only when Qiao Xiaohuan told Zhao Sufang and others that Li Xiangdong found out, treating it as a joke.

When Qiao Jian arrived at Lijiapo, Li Xiangdong did not arrange for him to work in the village-run enterprise, but instead had him follow him directly.

Li Xiangdong didn't ask him to do any specific work.

Qiao Jian's biggest task every day was to follow Gui Yu and learn some close combat techniques.

Qiao Jian didn't ask any questions; he just did whatever Li Xiangdong told him to do.

Li Xiangdong was very satisfied with this.

Gui Yuhe was the bodyguard that Yu Shixin hired for Li Xiangdong.

Unlike Du Liang, Zhang Lu and Park Young only came when Li Xiangdong needed them.

Gui Yuhe moved directly to Lijiapo and lived and ate with Li Xiangdong every day.

Gui Yuhe is not tall and has an ordinary appearance; he is the kind of person who would be easily lost in a crowd.

However, he was incredibly muscular, with muscles as solid as iron, and his martial arts skills were extraordinary.

The winter of 1983 was exceptionally cold. Every morning, Gui Yuhe would practice martial arts in the courtyard, shirtless and wearing only a pair of trousers.

Listening to the bursts of air explosions he was making, Li Xiangdong wondered to himself, why did Uncle Liu send such a person over here?

Could it be that I am in danger?

After thinking it over and over, he still had no clue.

However, Qiao Jian really liked Gui Yuhe and enjoyed learning kung fu from him every day.

Although Gui Yuhe was not one to smile easily, he was very serious when teaching Qiao Jian kung fu.