Although Binghan's martial arts were not very powerful, he was a disciple of the general after all, so it was enough for him to control Liang Kui, who only had brute force.
Finally, Chu Ci was helped into the car by Feicui, and Bingshuang held Liang Kui, and against his boss's will, followed the group to a mountain village where they had lived during the flood.
They robbed quite a lot of things. Although robbery itself was wrong, they were not the vicious bandits like those in other places.
Many of the looted items were distributed to nearby villages. This was also because the Huaijiang River flood had lasted for a long time and the government had done nothing. At this time, merchants continued to raise prices, which led to a very bad impression of wealthy families.
The carriage that Chu Ci and his companions bought was obviously very expensive, low-key and luxurious, so it was naturally mistaken for a wealthy family traveling with their money to leave the Huai River, a place that could burst its banks at any time and had become a dangerous area.
That's why he didn't care about the lives of the three of them at all. However, he didn't expect that he would be robbed instead of robbing them. Some of the medicinal herbs that he had saved with great difficulty some time ago were also identified by Feicui, who took a lot of them to make medicine for Chu Ci.
I don’t know if Chu Ci scared him. These days, I saw Chu Ci was just recuperating here, without any other intentions, and she didn’t act like those spoiled rich girls. This group of people didn’t do anything else.
After taking these few medicines over the past few days, Chu Ci's cold gradually got better. She didn't feel so uncomfortable anymore and was much calmer. So Binghan and Feicui found that their Majesty, who had been so powerful that day, had become taciturn again. Although he didn't seem as timid as before, the way he quietly read a book was not much different from before.
This made him even more convinced that his Majesty had been pretending all along just to survive in this cannibalistic palace, and that it was not until that day when he felt really uncomfortable that he did those dangerous things.
Liang Kui was subdued by a little girl. Perhaps because he couldn't save face, he didn't come over for the past few days. When he finally came over, he reminded the great god that his illness was almost recovered and asked if he could leave their small temple.
It was not until he saw the marks casually marked on the map in Chu Ci's hand that he felt like he had found a treasure. After asking a few questions, he hurried away to gather his brothers.
In fact, Chu Ci didn't say anything, but just marked a few places that could alleviate the flood. As long as these places were temporarily opened up, they could survive the Huaijiang River flood season. It would be much easier to control it then.
More importantly, although Liang Kui looks big and strong, he is actually a scholar. It's just that when the flood came, the government did nothing and only knew how to embezzle and extort money from the people. In the end, they allowed the flood to become more and more serious until it reached a point where it could no longer be controlled.
In the end, he saw that his original village was about to be submerged, the villagers were displaced, wandering everywhere, hungry and cold, and seeing a large number of people die. This is what it means to become a bandit, just to earn food for his fellow villagers.
Seeing that his hometown was saved, the man left in a hurry and no longer mentioned asking Chu Ci to leave quickly.
Half a month passed like this.
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