Chapter 776: Job Hunting for the Disease

After hearing the battle plan of the Xin tribe leaders to resist the Han tribe, Maodun's men were also very interested. They could not avenge their leader's defeat by themselves, but if they relied on the Xin tribe, it might be another way.

So after making up their minds, Maodun's men also expressed their support for their plan, ready to return to the grassland to regroup the scattered old men, and then come directly to Zhudao to fight with them. If they all set an ambush this time, the mysterious weapons of the Han tribe might not be useful. All their people were hiding in the mountains, and they didn't believe that the Han tribe could hit the iron balls on the mountains.

But what they didn't expect was that the Han tribe not only planted spies in their ranks, but also had such a high status that they were directly involved in the formulation and implementation of their plans.

Knowing how much impact this plan would have on the Han tribe, the newly appointed Elder Jin Tiezhen did not dare to be careless. While listening to everyone's arrangements, he carefully remembered the locations of the ambush sites and prepared to pass on this important information after returning.

At the same time, in Hanyang City, north of the Han tribe, Luo Chong had just returned from work at the Industrial County Guidance Institute and saw an unexpected scene at the door of his home.

In front of the mansion of the leader of Hanyang City, a huge white rhinoceros was standing there. Luo Chong's two-year-old son Xiao Luocheng was holding a bunch of green grass to feed the huge beast. His daughter Luo Lan was supported by her mother and sat on the rhinoceros' neck. Next to her was Qubing, who was teasing Xiao Luocheng. After not seeing him for a year, the boy had grown to 1.82 meters.

When everyone saw Luo Chong riding back, they hurriedly came up to greet him. Xiao Luocheng was the first to run over, and kept calling him dad. Luo Chong hurriedly stopped his horse in place, then turned over and caught the little guy, and the guards led the horse away in time.

"Dad, look, Benben, I fed it grass." Xiao Luocheng, who was held in Luo Chong's arms, put one hand around Luo Chong's neck and pointed at the white rhinoceros in front of the door.

"Well, my son is really brave, but next time you are not allowed to stand in front of the horse, understand?" Luo Chong knocked his son's head and said. Little

Luo Cheng held his head with both hands and hurriedly responded, "Daddy, don't hit me, I know."

Luo Chong threatened him twice, then walked to the door and said to Qu Bing next to him, "I didn't expect that you have grown so tall in just one year. The same is true for Ben Ben. It has grown up, right?"

"Yes, chief, Ben Ben is seven years old and an adult thunder beast. I am also an adult." Although Qu Bing has grown to be almost as tall as Luo Chong, his face is still childish and he looks energetic. He stood straight in front of Luo Chong and answered questions.

"Really? But I remember you are only thirteen years old. You are not yet an adult." Luo Chong glanced at him, then held his son and walked towards Ben Ben.

This little guy, who was only about 100 pounds seven years ago, has now grown into a behemoth with a length of more than five meters, a height of two meters and two meters, and a weight of nearly two tons. It is even bigger than Rourou and Huishan in the past . The thick milky white armor on his body is a little yellow, but the body structure of the rhino is that the head is lower than the shoulders, so Luo Chong does not need to look up at it.

When Ben Ben saw Luo Chong coming, he also recognized Luo Chong's identity and rubbed Luo Chong affectionately with the huge horn plate on his head that was more than one meter long. Although Luo Chong did not often go to the farm to feed it, as the person who brought it back, he was still very impressed.

"That's because the leader has changed the standard of adulthood, otherwise I would have been an adult."

At this time, Qubing's low complaint came from behind Luo Chong.

"Haha, you kid should come to see me specifically, tell me, what's the matter?" Luo Chong asked with a smile, not caring about his complaints. The change of the system was not aimed at him alone, after all, it was for the good of the entire Han tribe.

Qubing hesitated, and seeing Luo Chong staring at him, he made up his mind and said it.

"Chief, I have learned everything taught in school. I also learned horse riding and archery. I, I want you to arrange something for me to do."

Luo Chong looked at the serious boy in front of him. The thirteen-year-old Qubing, if converted into the earth year of Luo Chong's previous life, should be exactly fifteen years old now. When he was fifteen, he was just in the third grade of junior high school.

Well, he is also an adult.

Luo Chong made some comments in his heart, and then continued to ask, "What do you mean, have you thought about what to do?"

"I, haven't." Hearing Luo Chong's question, Qubing said a little weakly.

"Then come with me to the study." Luo Chong said this, and led everyone back home.

After putting his naughty son on the solid wood sofa in the hall, Luo Chong took Qubing and the two walked into the study.

This was the first time that Qubing came to the study room in Luo Chong's new home. The furnishings inside immediately aroused his great interest. There were several types of sailboat models, palm-sized field artillery ornaments, astronomical telescopes in front of the glass window, maps of the Han tribe hanging on the wall, and copper tracks and a pile of messy model parts scattered on the low table used for drinking tea.

Luo Chong looked at Qubing standing there looking around, and he couldn't help but feel a little funny in his heart, as if he saw a child drawing lots when he was 100 days old. What he drew would know what the child would do when he grew up. So he also became playful and decided to find him something to do in this way.

"Do you see the things in this room? See if there are any that interest you. If so, I can arrange things in the relevant direction." Luo Chong sat behind his desk and looked at Qubing in front of him and said.

"Oh, then, chief, can I touch these things?" Qubing asked cautiously.

"Well, of course, but this is your own choice, so you'd better think it over carefully." Luo Chong reminded again.

"Yeah." Qubing nodded, and began to look carefully at the things in the room.

Luo Chong's study was very large, with two whole walls of antique shelves filled with various exquisite models of objects, from windmills and trains to bicycles and tricycles. There was only a small bookshelf behind Luo Chong. There was no way, there were still too few books in the Han tribe. He wanted to put up a few shelves of books but didn't have the opportunity.

For a young boy like Qubing who had never seen the market, Luo Chong's study was like a museum. Everything could arouse his interest. He picked up the model and fiddled with it, then raised the telescope to look outside. The dazzling array of exquisite ornaments amazed him, but when he finally saw the long sword on the shelf against the wall beside Luo Chong, he still hesitated and couldn't make a decision.

(End of this chapter)