Daming: The system rejected my request for salted fish

To put it bluntly, Huang San is just a second-rate guy. Without Huang Bairen's care, he is nothing.

But Gazi is a coolie who works as a porter at the dock. He doesn't have much in the way of things, but he has a lot of strength, and he's seeking revenge.

He was so angry that he was willing to give up his life, so how could he be pushed away by a mere second-rate guy?

So in the following time, although Huang San tried his best to resist, he still couldn't escape the fate of being killed by Gazi.

After everything was settled, Gazi sat there with his eyes blank, surrounded by the pieces of flesh and blood he had bitten off.

To outsiders, he now looked like an evil demon Shura who had returned from hell, but Wei Wu found something wrong.

Because now Gazi no longer looks like a human being, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't look like a human.

Instead, he now exudes an aura of death, the kind of feeling that comes from being completely hopeless and having no attachment to life at all.

To be honest, any normal person would probably have the same experience as Gazi.

With great revenge achieved, life has lost its purpose, and all that remains is the endless sadness and despair brought by the departure of loved ones.

Now he is close to death mentally, and if no one guides him and he cannot get out of it on his own.

Then the final result is the complete death of the spirit, and a body without a soul naturally cannot live long.

Seeing him like this, Wei Wu sighed inwardly and couldn't help feeling compassion.

"Gazi, I misjudged you. Just by collecting a small amount of interest, do you think you have avenged your great hatred?"

"Huang Bairen was just an accomplice. The real perpetrators of the massacre of your village and your loved ones were the Japanese pirates. Do you really want to watch your enemies go unpunished?"

Hearing Wei Wu's words, the lifeless Gazi immediately looked up at Wei Wu.

Seeing that his words had an effect, Wei Wu immediately spoke again:

"Marquis Huo Qubing once said, 'Until the Xiongnu are defeated, how can I care for my family?' Now that the Japanese pirates are still defeated, how can I even avenge my blood feud?'"

Having said that, Wei Wu suddenly turned around and walked towards his yacht.

It’s not that he didn’t want to say it, but the next words were not suitable for too many people to hear, so as to avoid the news leaking out.

At the same time, it is also a test for Gazi. As the saying goes, it is difficult to persuade a dead ghost with kind words, and mercy will only lead to self-destruction.

If Gazi doesn't listen, then no matter how much he says, it will be useless. He will still die if he is destined to die.

But if Gazi listened to him, thought what he said made sense and was willing to follow him, then Wei Wu would lend him a hand.

Fortunately, the result did not disappoint Wei Wu. When he stepped onto the deck of the yacht, Gazi also stood up from the ground.

Although he was covered in blood and was a little shaky when walking, he still followed Wei Wu onto the yacht, leaving a long trail of blood.

Seeing Gazi board Wei Wu's boat, the people around him did not stay any longer and went about their own lives.

On the other side, Wei Wu returned to the yacht and went straight to the salon area on the deck and sat down on the sofa.

Not long after, Gazi also came to him with a long trail of blood, and then knelt down in front of Wei Wu with a plop.

But Gazi didn't say anything, because he didn't know what to say, he just stared at Wei Wu blankly.

Seeing this, Wei Wu smiled slightly, and then said:

"I'm not going to preach to you, I just want to ask you, do you want to kill the Japanese pirates?"

Hearing Wei Wu's words, Gazi's lifeless eyes suddenly showed a strange look.

Do you want to kill the Japanese pirates?

To Gazi, this sentence is not a question, but a definite affirmation.

But he knew his own limitations. Whether he could kill the Japanese pirates was secondary; whether he could find them was the key.

Even if he heard the news of the Japanese pirate invasion, he would not be able to leave Tongzhou without a pass.