Wanwan is not Wanwan: Who will spoil you after you are reborn?

Xie Moxuan was angry. When she jumped, did she think of her aunt, Guangguang, or him?

She just jumped down without caring about anything. How would the rest of the people survive? How would he survive?

However, no matter how angry he was, the first thing he did after waking up was to find a way to go down to the river to look for people.

But they searched for three days, along the river for three days, and they fished out many bodies, but not even one of her shoes.

He comforted himself that no news was the best news, maybe she was still alive!

As long as it wasn't her body that was fished out, anything was fine.

wrong!

The silhouette of that woman just now...

Xie Moxuan stood up straight abruptly, wanting to take a closer look, but the boat on the opposite side had already sailed far away, and the two people were no longer visible.

He punched the guardrail in frustration, cursing himself in his heart for being stupid and wondering why he didn't look more carefully just now.

At this time, hurried footsteps were heard.

Gu Beichen walked quickly to Xie Moxuan's side and asked, "Did you notice anything unusual about the boat that just passed by?"

His gaze fell on the ship that had already sailed far away, and his eyes were dark and unclear.

Just now, when the boat passed by, his heart seemed to skip a beat, but when he looked at the boat again, he saw nothing.

He was sure she must be on that ship!

Xie Moxuan's breathing quickened when he heard this. "Beichen, do you think..."

"Canglang, pass the order down, have the ship turn around immediately and return to catch up with the ship ahead!"

Gu Beichen stared at the ship that was getting farther and farther away with burning eyes. At this moment, several small boats suddenly came into his sight.

There were five men in black on each small boat. The small boats were moving very fast, like an arrow shot from a bow, and were encircling the previous large ship.

"It's too late!"

Gu Beichen threw out these words, then he touched the ground with his toes, flew up and crossed the guardrail, and after a few jumps, he quickly landed on the nearest boat that happened to be passing by.

The people on the boat were obviously startled by this sudden appearance. "Who are you? How dare you be so bold? Do you know that we are..."

Immediately afterwards, the sound of a sword was heard, and a cold light flashed everywhere.

However, before they could do anything, they were swept by Gu Beichen's long legs and fell into the water one after another, with the sound of "dong dong dong" being heard.

Gu Beichen used this as a springboard and leaped up again, landing on another small boat in the blink of an eye. He followed suit, and the people on the boat fell into the water one after another, while he continued to move forward.

However, the boat in front seemed to have sensed something was wrong and had already drawn its sword, waiting for Gu Beichen to get close so that it could stab him like a hedgehog.

Gu Beichen took out a whip from somewhere, and with a flick and a pull of the whip, the five swords left his hands and fell into the water. The five people on the boat were stunned for a moment and could not avoid the fate of falling into the water.

He looked ahead and saw that the distance to the big ship was too far. However, he could first try to get to the small boat in front and then find a way to get across.

Gu Beichen picked up the oar and threw it forward. Seeing it fall into the water and then float to the surface, he flew up and walked quickly on the water for a distance. Then he stepped on the oar floating on the water, and then flew up and flew to the small boat in front.

The people on the boat noticed the movement behind them, turned their heads and looked behind them. They were frightened by the person so close to them, and they panicked and wanted to dodge.

The boat lost its balance, and for a moment everyone on the boat flipped over.

Gu Beichen stepped on one of them's head and flew forward again.