The Boss Who Transmigrated Went Wild

Watching the thatched hut turn to ashes,

suddenly,

Grandma, your husband's mother is here.

"Son, what happened? How did it suddenly catch fire?"

The elderly person tripped over a stone because they were running too fast.

The man reacted quickly and helped the old woman up.

"Mother, what brings you here?"

"I saw your place was on fire, so I ran over to check. Son, everything was fine, how did it suddenly catch fire?" the old woman asked anxiously.

"Mother, I burned it," the man said softly.

"Why, son? What are you trying to do?"

The old woman was very anxious.

"Mother, I have to go. Take good care of yourself from now on. I won't be able to take care of you anymore. I'm sorry, Mother," the man said guiltily, knowing he had no way out.

"My son, whatever you do, you must take good care of yourself. Your mother is waiting for you to come back," the old woman said with a smile.

"Okay, I understand, Mother."

After a while, the man took out some silver notes from his chest.

"Mom, take this money. I earned it myself. It's not much, but it's enough for you to live on. Mom, take good care of yourself, and I'll come back to see you when I have time."

The old woman took the money, and the man smiled, as happy as a child giving their parents a surprise.

"Master, should we move the old lady to town and find someone to take care of her? We could buy a maidservant to serve her until she's old. Once she leaves, she probably won't come back," Wu Tang reminded him.

Feige walked over and pulled the man over.

"Go to town, buy someone, just an old woman, the two of them can talk to each other,"

"it is good"

The man walked up to his mother. "Mom, I have some business to attend to in town. I'll be right back."

The man went alone; Feige did not go.

After the man left, the old woman came over and took Feige's hand.

“Thank you,” the old woman suddenly said.

Feige looked at her,

"I know you're no ordinary person. Now that you've come, my son is better. It must be you who saved him. Thank you so much, old woman."

Suddenly, the old woman released Feige's hand and knelt down.

"Get up, don't be like this, it's fate."

Feige helped the old man up.

"He might not come back. Be prepared. This is the condition I set for saving him. He works for me, and I won't treat him unfairly."

"Okay, as long as you're alright, this old woman will be fine."

……

Soon, the man returned, followed by a woman in her forties.

The man bought it from a human trafficker, and he told her about it on the way. She thought it was quite good.

Soon the two people walked in.

"Mother, this is the person I found for you. She will stay with you from now on. I'm sorry, Mother, I can't stay with you."

The old woman's eyes were already red.

"Mother is fine, you go ahead."

"Mother, her name is Huanniang. She will take care of you and stay with you. Mother, I will miss you." The man's eyes reddened.

"Okay, Mother understands. You can go ahead and do your work."

So the old woman took Huanniang and left.

On the way, the man gave Huanniang 2000 taels of silver, explaining the whole situation to her clearly. Of course, he didn't give her the indenture.

……

“Let’s go, I’ll see those people,” Feige said.

The man led the way, and after half an hour, the group gathered there chatting.

The man walked over,

You're all here.

Upon seeing the man, the men stood up, then became frightened.

Suddenly, the man made his move.

He killed them all in a very short time.

Then they threw their bodies off the cliff.

"Why did you kill them all?" Feige asked.

"It's easier to change mountains and rivers than to change one's nature; keeping him around will only cause trouble," the man said expressionlessly.

……

Inside the palace, there was nothing. The emperor spent his days trying every possible way to make money, and as a result, the ministers were in a state of chaos, all feeling that the emperor had gone mad...

Of course, it wasn't just the emperor who went mad; the princess and the richest merchant in the land also went mad... Without money, they were nothing... even going out was difficult.