He Shunsu didn't rush to reveal his identity. Sitting in the carriage, he asked, "Oh? Who are you? Aren't you afraid of biting off more than you can chew?"

Upon hearing this, Huang Pian immediately became smug. "If you know what's good for you, get lost! Who in Shengjing dares to stop me?"

"Insolence!" He Sushun shouted upon hearing such an arrogant tone.

With a forced smile, Huang Pian grabbed a long sword from one of the men next to him and pointed it at the carriage, saying sarcastically, "I don't know if I'm arrogant, but what good is it for you to act like a coward?"

Huang Pian had satisfied his verbal urges, but little did he know that if his knife had been used even slightly more forcefully, he would have been riddled with arrows by the ambushing arrows lying in wait.

"You are Huang Pian?" He Shunsu asked calmly, still not showing himself.

“Listen up, your grandpa is Huang Pian, and I’m not changing my name! If you know what’s good for you, get lost! I don’t have the patience to play with you!” Huang Pian gave He Shunsu his final “ultimatum.”

He Shunsu, sitting in the sedan chair, smiled faintly and continued, "Is Huang Wanqiu your sister?"

Upon hearing the name "Huang Wanqiu," Huang Pian became even more arrogant. He pointed at the carriage and cursed, "Who are you? What are you doing here pretending to be a ghost?! Men! Overturn these two carriages! I want to see what's inside!"

Upon hearing the order, Huang Pian's men immediately surrounded He Shunsu's carriage.

One of them boldly raised his nine-holed linked sword and was about to slash at Xiao Hai.

Xiao Hai showed no fear whatsoever, remaining seated motionless in the carriage.

With a "whoosh," a cold arrow shot out and pierced the head of the man holding the knife.