I am a winner with Chinese poetry

Perhaps even the regular troops would be envious of this. Thinking of this, Master Jia felt even happier, and even felt that the wound on his body didn't hurt as much anymore.

"That's right. It's really rare to find someone like Mr. Gu who can quickly recover his literary talent through poetry and prose. It's even rarer to find someone who can thoroughly study and master it. If you were to reach the border, there would surely be many people vying to recruit you!"

Uncle Cai nodded repeatedly in agreement. After completing so many missions, this one was undoubtedly the most satisfying. No need to worry about running out of spiritual energy, and no need to carefully save those powerful moves for crucial moments. The battle was incredibly satisfying.

"I've been wanting to tell you for a long time. This battle was truly exhilarating! I used to be so careful to conserve my energy, afraid I'd run out and have to hide and wait for it to regenerate."

"Now it's great, I can add to it anytime and anywhere. Master Gu, you are truly amazing. You can actually write such amazing poems. I, Old Huang, admire people with real talent like you the most!"

Old Huang patted his chest hard. Although he was still injured, it did not affect his happy mood at all.

Gu Yunzhou had a helpless smile on his face, and he secretly sighed in his heart: I really didn't expect it! My method of restoring my literary energy is so popular. It seems that integrating into the border is not difficult!

Although everyone was talking and laughing along the way, their nerves were always in a state of high tension, especially when they were getting closer to the seventh level, this tension became more and more obvious.

Suddenly, Gu Yunzhou pointed seriously at a few small black dots not far below and shouted, "Master, Uncle Cai, look quickly, are those barbarians down there?"

Hearing this, the few people who were already solemn instantly entered combat mode and looked in the direction Gu Yunzhou pointed, their eyes full of vigilance and alertness.

At this moment, on the ground below, there were more than a dozen strange-looking barbarians, chasing the humans in front of them with ferocious faces. As they were about to catch up, the humans being hunted showed despair on their faces.

"Quick, Yunzhou, control the Peng bird to fly down a little. Those damn barbarians dared to cross the border and come to our human territory to kill the people. Today, I will make sure they never come back!" Master Jia stood up with a face full of anger and murderous intent, with the sharp blade in his hand already unsheathed.

"The damn barbarians are getting bolder and bolder. We ran into them today. If I don't kill them swiftly, I'd be unworthy of being a human being!" Old Huang also cursed loudly. The axe in his hand was covered with a faint light. It was obvious that he was using his literary energy to enhance the power of the axe.

"Everyone, be careful. I think the one in the middle should be a small barbarian leader. Don't let anything happen to you!" Uncle Cai also stood up, but he has a relatively calm personality and likes to plan things over before doing anything.

"Manshi, don't kill these humans in the wild right now. They're hard to catch right now. Bring them back and you can exchange them for some goodies!"

The strongest, hairiest, and six-armed barbarian leader narrowed his eyes and gave instructions to the two barbarians who rushed to the front.

"Don't worry, Brother Manshan, I won't kill them. If we take these humans to the tribal market, we'll definitely be able to exchange them for a lot of things!"

One of the tall barbarians retorted excitedly, then stretched out his four arms impatiently and grabbed the last human left.

"Help, Mom and Dad, save me!" The slowest runner was a little girl who looked no more than twelve or thirteen years old. She looked at the barbarian with a hideous and monster-like face, her face full of fear and despair.

The little girl was so frightened that she collapsed to the ground, tears streaming down her cheeks, and she kept shouting, "Daddy and Mommy...save me..."

When the barbarian man saw the little girl's appearance, he became more and more excited. He quickened his pace and rushed towards the little girl, with greed flashing in his eyes.

A couple running in front heard the shouting and suddenly stopped running for their lives. They hurriedly looked back and saw a barbarian reaching out to grab their little daughter.

"Nier!" the wife screamed in horror.

"Don't hurt my daughter!" the husband shouted with his eyes wide open and his voice hoarse.

"No, my child!" The woman's face turned pale and she subconsciously reached out to grab her daughter.

Instead, the man turned around regardless and rushed towards his daughter.

"Let my daughter go, you bunch of crazy guys! Fen Niang, take the three kids and run away!" The man shouted anxiously to his wife who was still in shock while running.

"Haha, another one! Brother Manshi, this one's mine!" Another barbarian, charging in the front, was overjoyed. Their rule was that whoever caught the person first got it, and they only had to give one-third to their leader, Manshan. Therefore, he was ecstatic at the moment.

"Hmph, after I capture this human, I'll go ahead and capture a few more. This time, after I return and exchange my belongings, I'll hold a ceremony with Manzhu under the watchful eyes of the Barbarian God!"

A hint of excitement and anticipation flashed across Manhuang's face. He seemed to be seeing himself and Manzhu solemnly swearing an oath before the Barbarian God and becoming partners. This filled him with joy and excitement, and at the same time, he felt an inexplicable power surge within him.

This time they sneaked out because there was a special barbarian sacrificial ceremony in Manshan, which could bring them to the human side without anyone noticing.

Although this method has limitations and they can only lead a dozen or so barbarians at most at a time, they never approach human towns and usually only attack small villages near the border, and they always reap a lot of rewards.

Over the past period of time, small-scale conflicts have frequently occurred between the human race and the barbarians, and the fighting is in full swing. Now, the border is even more heavily guarded. They have spent a lot of effort to successfully evade the border guards and sneak into the rear area. Of course, they cannot return empty-handed.

"Ah!" Accompanied by a shrill scream, Manhuang picked up the human girl who was frightened and fainted with one hand, and subconsciously turned his head to look.

"Swish!" A flash of knife light as bright as snow flashed across the sky in an instant, and then, Manhuang's head, still with a puzzled look on his face, rolled to the ground.

"Manshi, Manhuang! Damn humans, how dare you offend our noble barbarians? This is truly unforgivable! Today, not a single one of you will escape! Barbarian warriors, listen to my command! Charge forward immediately and break the limbs of these humans, then bring them to me! Let these ignorant fellows experience the might of our barbarians!"