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Su Li was surrounded by several thugs.

Those men looked menacing as they approached step by step, their eyes gleaming with greed and ruthlessness.

She saw that the group had already rushed up to her.

Su Li stood ramrod straight, her face showing no sign of panic, and her eyes even revealed a hint of calm and disdain.

When the leader of the thugs saw Su Li's appearance, his heart skipped a beat, and a bad feeling welled up in his heart.

Before he could think it through, he heard a series of chaotic footsteps coming from the alley behind him. Then, a dozen or so strong young men wielding sticks surged out like a tide.

Their eyes were fixed on the thugs, burning with rage, as if long-suppressed beasts had finally found an outlet for their fury.

"Protect the girl!" someone shouted from the crowd, the voice so loud it made the alley tremble slightly.

These men seemed to have been lying in wait for a long time, and as soon as they received the signal, they rushed over like arrows released from a bow.

The leader of the thugs turned deathly pale instantly and shouted, "Oh no! Run!"

These thugs, who usually ran rampant at the city gates, panicked and tried to flee.

But as soon as they turned around, they found that a group of people wielding sticks had suddenly appeared behind them. The two groups gradually closed in on each other, trapping them firmly in the alley.

These dockworkers work on the dock year-round, and are strong and muscular.

In contrast, those thugs and hooligans idle away their days, sometimes going hungry and sometimes full, and are skin and bones.

At this moment, they were trapped in the middle, their faces filled with terror and despair.

"Brothers, we've finally waited for this day!"

A burly man roared, his eyes flashing with hatred.

"The other day, they robbed my mother of the money she had worked so hard to save for groceries. Today, I'm going to teach those bastards a lesson!"

As he spoke, he swung the stick in his hand through the air, making a whooshing sound.

Another young man said through gritted teeth:

"My sister was extorted for several tens of coins by them. That was the money she earned from selling her embroidery work after several days of work! Those bastards are simply a scourge to our area!"

The crowd echoed his sentiments, and anger spread through the group.

Seeing that they couldn't escape, the thugs had no choice but to face the challenge head-on.

But they were no match for these dockworkers; after only a few rounds, they were beaten and knocked over.

Su Li narrowed her eyes, a slight, almost imperceptible sneer appearing on her lips. With a swift movement, she deftly slipped out of the crowd.

She had long anticipated that Su Zhen wouldn't let it go so easily. After all, she had caused Su Zhen to lose such a large business deal, and she was afraid that Su Zhen would no longer be able to continue her business of reselling goods.

Knowing Su Zhen as she did, it would be strange if Su Zhen didn't seek revenge.

Before long, the thugs who had been surrounded in the middle were beaten to the point of near death, lying on the ground groaning.

Zhao Ji, who was in the lead, raised the stick in his hand and shouted:

"Alright, that's enough. Don't kill them. Let's take them to the authorities. We've done a good deed for the people. These guys are vicious and ruthless, they'll do anything for money!"

The men stopped what they were doing, raised their sticks, and replied in unison, "Yes, Brother Zhao is right!"

At this moment, a man saw that the leader of the thugs was still struggling to get up, and he was immediately enraged. Without hesitation, he swung the stick in his hand down.

With a "bang," the thug immediately collapsed to the ground and fell silent.

Zhao Ji glared at the man, who scratched his head sheepishly and said with a sheepish grin, "Oh, Brother Zhao, I held back. I just knocked him unconscious."

"Alright, enough talk, brothers, lend a hand." Zhao Ji shook his head helplessly and directed the men to drag the thugs up one by one.

These thugs were like dead dogs being dragged along, utterly powerless to resist.

Su Li stepped forward, clasped her hands in a fist and bowed to Zhao Ji, and said respectfully, "Brother Zhao, thank you for your help again this time."

Zhao Ji waved his hand, a hearty smile spreading across his face, and patted Su Li on the shoulder, saying:

"Hey girl, don't be so polite with your big brother! We've been fed up with these thugs for ages. Taking care of them this time was just doing our duty to the people! It was nothing more than a small favor. If you ever get into any trouble again, just tell me, and I'll definitely stand up for you!"

As he spoke, he patted his chest forcefully, looking every bit the righteous and chivalrous man.

Su Li's lips curled up slightly. "Brother Zhao, I will remember this kindness. If there is ever any need for my help in the future, I will go through fire and water without hesitation!"

As she spoke, she suddenly turned around and said in a clear and loud voice, "Brothers, you've all worked hard today. Come to our shop later, and I'll treat you to drinks and a meal!"

The crowd was taken aback at first, then burst into cheers, their faces beaming with joy.

"Alright! You're so generous, young lady!"

"I've heard that Miss Su's shop has excellent food and wine. I'm really in for a treat!"

Everyone was talking at once, and laughter echoed through the alley.

They escorted the thugs and marched in a grand procession toward the government office. After dealing with the matter, they followed Su Li excitedly toward the shop.

The group chatted and laughed along the way, as if the fierce battle they had just experienced was just a trivial episode.

The sun is gradually setting in the west.

The afterglow filtered through the gaps in the branches and leaves, casting dappled light and shadow on the path behind Linshui Village.

Su Zhen carried the empty food box and walked briskly down the winding mountain path.

She wore a faint smile, and her eyes revealed a hint of smugness.

"Hmph, Su Li, this time those thugs will take care of you. Let's see how you dare to mess with me now!" Su Zhen muttered under her breath, her voice full of resentment.

The image of Su Li being brutally beaten by thugs kept flashing through her mind.

Imagining the scene of her fourth uncle's family telling her with mournful faces that Su Li had an accident when she got back, she couldn't help but feel a surge of joy.

"I'd better beat her half to death, cripple her, so she'll never have the energy to ruin my plans again!"

Su Zhen clenched her fists so tightly that her nails dug into her palms.

As she walked, she began to plan her next move.

"Once something happens to her, I'll spread rumors about her throughout the village, completely ruining her reputation so she'll never be able to hold her head up again! That way, I can do my business smoothly, and no one will be able to get in my way anymore!"

Thinking of this, a sinister glint flashed in Su Zhen's eyes, as if she could already see Su Li's disgrace and ruin.

Lost in her own calculations, Su Zhen was completely unaware of the strangeness around her.

Just as she reached the halfway point of the mountain, a gentle breeze blew by, bringing with it a faint sense of danger.

However, Su Zhen was completely unaware and remained immersed in her beautiful dream.

Suddenly, a pair of rough, powerful hands reached out from behind her.

Before Su Zhen could react, a handkerchief emitting a pungent odor was quickly covered over her mouth and nose.