Water Margin: The opening scene involves assassinating Emperor Huizong of Song and forcibly taking L

It's not good to refuse directly.

"I've only been marching with them for two days,"

"We arrived in Yanzhou on the third day."

"Most of the time along the way, I was leading men to scout ahead to see if there were any Yanzhou garrison troops,"

"I don't have much time to spend with them either."

"I only heard them talk about the King of Liang and General Lu."

The guard's eyes lit up.

"Everyone says that the King of Liang of the Great Liang Dynasty is a god descended from heaven,"

"Winning every battle, I wonder what amazing feats the King of Liang has accomplished,"

"Let people say that."

Chapter 1939 The Nine-Foot Giant

Lang Eyanming laughed and said, "That's too much."

"I just met a drill instructor surnamed Lin from the 800,000 Imperial Guards of Tokyo,"

"I heard he was framed by a treacherous official,"

"My wife has been detained in Tokyo by treacherous officials,"

"He then traveled thousands of miles away."

"Going to Tokyo alone,"

"We rescued the instructor's wife."

"Then a nine-foot-tall man fell to the ground on Mount Tai, the Eastern Peak,"

"Winning number one in wrestling,"

"He distributed a great deal of wealth to the people."

"Then the Liangshan Uprising began,"

"They defeated many Han Chinese generals."

"Later on, there are stories like uprooting trees to make ladders and causing a ruckus in Tokyo while carrying a thousand-pound gate."

"Then they defeated the Liao and Western Xia states."

"It's too much to explain in a short time,"

"These are the kinds of stories that storytellers in the Central Plains are telling now,"

"When you arrive in the Central Plains later,"

"You can hear it for just a few coins."

The guard replied, "The leader is right."

"I've heard that in the entertainment districts of the Central Plains, there are singers, sumo wrestlers, shadow puppeteers, storytellers, acrobats, and people who speak the local dialect and slang."

"Never stops, day or night."

"If only I could go to the Central Plains and have a few days of fun,"

"It would be worth selling all my family's possessions."

The woman serving nearby heard this,

He couldn't help but roll his eyes at the guard and said,

"Go have your fun, while my child and I starve."

The guard laughed and said, "Of course we'll take you all with us."

The woman standing to the side ignored her husband's daydreaming.

He asked Lang Eyan, "Has the chief ever been to the Central Plains?"

Lang Eyan said, "A few years ago, I went to Huanzhou with merchants from the Central Plains."

"There are also 'Wazi' (entertainment districts) in Huanzhou,"

"But inside there are only singing, sumo wrestling, storytelling, and acrobatic performances,"

"There are more programs if we go further inland."

Upon hearing this, the guard immediately replied,

"How about it? Does it make you forget everything?"

Lang Eyan nodded and said, "It is indeed beautiful."

"Especially the kicking, the performer lying on the table,"

"You can spin bottles and plates on your feet and kick them around."

"I heard about the people performing in Tokyo,"

"You can spin a bottle with every toe."

"If it weren't for the people in the tribe,"

"I'm not coming back."

The guard asked, "Going to the entertainment district must cost quite a bit, right?"

Lang Eyanming laughed and said, "It costs twenty coins to enter the Huanzhou Wazi."

"Food is much more expensive inside than outside,"

"If the performance is good, a reward may be given, or no reward may be given."

"I've heard that some entertainment districts in Tokyo charge two hundred wen just to enter,"

"However, I heard from Han Chinese that if you arrive late at the entertainment districts of Tokyo, there won't be any seats available."

"I'm sure they'll perform even better."

The guard clicked his tongue in astonishment: "Why is it so expensive?"

Lang Eyan laughed and said, "I've heard that there are many skilled people in the entertainment district."

"The money earned in a year is equivalent to that of a thousand acres of fertile land."

The guard said, "The Han people are living such a happy life."

"Unlike us, who spend our days herding cattle and sheep and farming,"

"Hunting is my only pastime."

The woman said, "All you think about is pleasure."

Do you have as much money as the Han Chinese?

"I brought you to Tokyo,"

"I guarantee they'll sell me and my child for money within a few days."

The guard said awkwardly, "Don't talk nonsense."

“I am much stronger than a Han man,”

"They can make a living,"

"I should earn more money than them."

The woman ruthlessly thwarted her husband's idea of ​​moving to the Central Plains, mocking him.

"Han people know how to make porcelain and forge iron. What can you do?"

The guard said, "Not all Han Chinese have any skills."

"Many of the Han Chinese that the tribes seized only knew how to farm."

The woman seemed very afraid of going to unfamiliar places, and persisted relentlessly.

"Farming is a skill too,"

"A Han Chinese farmer can harvest two bushels of grain from one mu of land,"

"You won't even harvest a bushel if you plant an acre."

"Even if you own land, you'll starve to death sooner or later."

"Besides, you don't even have land."

"All you can do is herd cattle and sheep,"

"The Central Plains are all fertile land,"

"Where are the pastures for you to graze your cattle and sheep?"

"If you go to the Central Plains, you'll starve to death sooner or later."

"Snapped!"

The guards were deeply disturbed by the woman's heartless words.

He raised his hand and slapped her across the face, cursing.

"You woman, I'm speaking to the chief,"

"You have no right to speak."

The guards, their dreams shattered, were furious.

It took a lot of force.

One slap down,

A handprint immediately appeared on the woman's face.

The woman covered her face.

He opened his mouth and began to wail.

Although I'm not forgiving in my words,

But they dared not resist.

The Tangut people were allowed a degree of freedom in choosing their partners.

They even committed suicide together.

However, the traditional male-dominated society still prevails.

This is similar to the situation in the Central Plains.

Lang Eyan heard the woman's wailing drown out all other sounds.

He couldn't help but frown.

Seeing this, the guards shouted,

“Shut your mouth, or I’ll lock you in the sheepfold for the night.”

The woman was clearly afraid that the guard would actually do that.

He immediately covered his mouth, afraid to make a sound.

Chapter 1940 The Way Out

"I'm used to being relaxed at home most of the time,"

"Please don't take offense, Chief."

Lang Eyan laughed and said, "It's nothing, it's just that I talk too much."

"You two started arguing."

The guard glared at his wife again.

"It's all that woman's fault for being so talkative."