The jeep that entered Kuoshan Village was very new, but due to the road conditions, there were quite a few mud spots on its body.

But the more it is like this, the more it highlights how new the car is.

Just like the line in the Tang poem, "The cicadas' chirping makes the forest seem even quieter," it is the contrast that makes it stand out.

As the eldest brother, Han Hongbo led his six younger brothers to look at the brand-new Jeep, which was splattered with mud, from afar. They were all eager to go up and touch it, but they were also hesitant.

"Big brother, look at that person, doesn't he look like the person Auntie pulled out of the river the other day?"

As the brothers were eagerly anticipating driving the jeep, the youngest, Erbing, suddenly pointed to the person among the group of people coming out of the village committee.

"What do you mean by similarity? It is!"

Han Hongbo looked up and instantly recognized the other person.

After all, he and his cousin Han Hongjiang had put in a lot of effort to get the man out of his stomach.

It took the two of them working together to turn each other upside down and drain the water.

"Let's go, let's go!"

Upon seeing familiar faces, Han Hongbo immediately led his men forward.

In a way, they were each other's saviors.

They didn't expect any repayment; they just wanted someone to drive them around the streets.

As Han Hongbo and his brothers moved forward, Zhong Jiye also saw them.

He didn't know who saved him. While struggling to survive in the water, he saw someone go into the river, but before he could see who saved him, he was knocked unconscious.

When he woke up, he only saw Han Hongbo and his brother, who had run away after he woke up.

Before they left, they only said that they were from Kuoshan Village.

Zhong Jiye's high-profile visit to Kuoshan Village was intended to lure out Han Hongbo and his brother.

As it turned out, his strategy was correct.

Han Ganshan was originally there to accompany someone on their search, but when he saw his grandsons crowding around, he was about to put on airs as a grandfather when he discovered that Zhong Jiye had actually joined his grandsons.

Then, Han Ganshan understood.

My daughter took the mooncake tickets to town before, but then she came back saying the tickets got wet.

He was wondering why his daughter was so careless; it turned out she had actually gone into the river to save someone.

etc!

It was his own daughter who saved the person!

Upon realizing this, Han Ganshan instantly lost his composure.

He didn't even know when his daughter learned to swim. Of course, the most crucial thing was that his daughter went into the water to save someone!

Is rescuing someone from the water something that an ordinary person can do?

Even grown men could lose their lives if they were not careful when trying to save someone in the water. When did my daughter become so daring?

While Han Ganshan was lost in his own thoughts, Zhong Jiye had already taken Han Hongbo and the others for a spin.

"Those bastards!"

Han Ganshan watched the jeep leave the village and grew anxious. He didn't want his grandsons to expose his daughter.

Although Han Ganshan spoke with great righteousness about He Zhaojin and Liu Fuzu's affairs, his attitude was naturally different when it came to his daughter.

After all, if it doesn't concern me, I'll stay out of it.

But if this matter involves themselves, how many people can remain calm?

"Concern leads to confusion"—this saying has long been aptly summarized by our ancestors.