Daming: The system rejected my request for salted fish

Fortunately, it was not a particularly complicated dialect, so Wei Wu could still understand it.

On the other side, after hearing Wei Wu's question, this person gave an answer decisively.

"That's right!"

Hearing this, Wei Wu nodded and then casually reminded him.

"Since you are a Han Chinese, let's go quickly! Otherwise you will get burned."

After saying that, Wei Wu lit another Molotov cocktail and threw it into a house about ten meters away.

However, just as Wei Wu was about to move forward, the Han man suddenly roared.

"Stop it! You bastard, why are you doing this? Why are you burning down other people's houses?"

"What are you barking about? I burned down the pirates' house. What does that have to do with you?"

"You set fire to someone else's house. How can others survive in this freezing weather? Your actions are no different from those of an animal!"

Seeing the indignant look of this Han man, Wei Wu's face instantly darkened.

"How are they any different from animals? Then let me ask you, the Japanese pirates have been harassing our coastal villages in Ming Dynasty every year, burning, killing, looting, and committing all sorts of atrocities."

"They slaughtered villages for fun, raped and looted without mercy, and even spared no babies."

"Why don't you ask the people how to survive? Instead, you pity the Japanese pirates. Are you Han Chinese?"

Wei Wu thought that his words could refute this guy speechless, but he was still too naive.

After hearing this, the guy not only showed no empathy, but also refuted it with strong arguments.

"The Japanese pirates were poor and the people had a hard time surviving. They did those regrettable things only because they couldn't survive."

"Our Great Ming is vast and rich in resources. If the imperial court can provide assistance, we can send them some money and food every year to help them with their lives."

"As long as life gets better, who would be willing to do such a dangerous thing!"

After hearing this, Wei Wu finally realized that he was wrong, and extremely wrong. Why should he reason with the other party?

The humanoid species in front of me is clearly a moral blackmailing saintly bitch, and she is also extremely hypocritical.

He committed a heinous crime by setting fire to the houses of the Japanese pirates, and it was regrettable that the Japanese pirates raped and looted the people of the Ming Dynasty.

"Why should I reason with such a person? He's really crazy. Wouldn't it be better to just win him over with virtue?"

Wei Wu muttered to himself and ignored him. Instead, he took out a marker from the system warehouse.

Under the puzzled gaze of the Virgin Mary, Wei Wu wrote the word "De" on the barrel of the gun and immediately turned the gun around.

Da da da da da da!

All the one hundred bullets in the drum were poured onto the Virgin Mary, and Wei Wu suddenly felt that the sky became much brighter.

Then Wei Wu turned around, holding a lighter in one hand and a Molotov cocktail in the other, and continued singing as he walked forward.

"I am like a fire in the winter, the blazing flames burn your doghouse. Every time I slowly approach you, the firelight illuminates you!"

As Wei Wu continued to advance, he set more and more houses on fire and the fire became bigger and bigger.

Soon, thanks to his hard work, the southern half of Kumamoto Castle was ignited by his enthusiasm.

I have to say, houses made of wood are easy to burn. He didn't even use a quarter of his stock of Molotov cocktails.

In the process of releasing his passion, he also encountered many Japanese pirates, for which Wei Wu perfectly interpreted what the magnanimity of a great country means.

Whenever he met someone, he would immediately give the other person a gift. Although it was not money, brass was the same as money in this era.

Even though the gift was delivered a little too quickly and was a little too hot, none of the Japanese pirates refused it.

All the Japanese pirates who received his gift prostrated themselves on the ground to express their gratitude to him, and were reluctant to get up for a long time.

However, as the fire grew bigger, those who went to the north of the city to earn the bounty also saw the flames and smoke here.