Chapter 197: Chapter 149: Spirit of a Bachelor【Extra 8 for Silver League Gold Rank Reader 8868】 Chapter 197: Chapter 149: Spirit of a Bachelor【Extra 8 for Silver League Gold Rank Reader 8868】 Previously, Wu Tiejun did not tell Fei Xinyu the whole truth, or rather, he did not tell the most crucial part of the truth.
Wu Tiejun had successfully taken the White Python Squad away from He Bibiqu, those one hundred elites among elites.
Although managing that team was difficult, they were still the most elite force accumulated over the years by the Tiannan Rainbow Guard.
They were proficient in their duties, highly skilled in combat, willing to fight, and every each one of them was an extraordinary talent.
These people, were mostly from remote areas of Tiannan, without a wealthy family background, and hardly any good foundation when growing up. Furthermore, they were all illiterate, not even recognizing a basket full of basic characters.
All these factors had limited their growth.
Because they were illiterate, they knew nothing that could be learned from books. Hence, being stubborn, standing up to superiors, and continuing with their own ways, were almost normal for them.
They were unruly, self-willed, and at the slightest disagreent, they would thrash their huge fists into soone’s face like ill-tempered n.
This lead to the fact that all the Chief Managers of Tiannan would prefer to suppress them, not giving them the chance to advance in ranks.
Of course, so of these decisions were due to personal vendetta, but a few managers had a deeper understanding: promoting such people is actually harming them.
They were unlike Wu Tiejun, who had family power to rely on, and no one dared to bully them. If they had a fight with their superior officers, at worst they would just receive a disciplinary punishnt.
It’s different for this bunch.
Once they have to deal with internal strife in the bureaucracy, it would be beyond their abilities to handle, if they beat up their superior officers, it would an a dead end for them.
So, if they were promoted and had to leave Tiannan, it wouldn’t take long before their entire family would be executed and their heads displayed in public.
And He Bibiqu had the sa thought.
However, unlike his predecessor, He Bibiqu had always been worrying about the future of these people: they couldn’t beco officials, couldn’t get promoted, but weren’t short of ritorious services…What to do about this?
You can’t just let them get by and achieve nothing their whole lives, right?
Not until Wu Tiejun was demoted to Tiannan, did He Bibiqu vaguely sense that a chance for these people might have co.
He Bibiqu clearly realized that this was a successful strategic move by Wu Tiejun’s family, or a purposeful arrangent by the military departnt.
Because for soone like Wu Tiejun, even if he committed serious mistakes, considering his ability, previous rits and strength, he would not have been demoted repeatedly in such a humiliating manner.
Therefore, it was very possible that this could be a test from the high command.
And the elite group under his command shared one common trait with Wu Tiejun. They were unruly but respected those who were stronger than they were.
Upon realizing this, he started to gradually allocate these n under Wu Tiejun’s command.
By the ti Fei Xinyu arrived, He Bibiqu felt even more confident.
He had put significant effort into gathering the brats around Tiannan and put them all under the command of these two.
This would achieve three benefits: out of sight, out of mind, reducing many troubles for himself; without these people, managing the team would be much easier, and finally, it would not be a waste for this people who have followed him once, to find a ladder to climb–Others might not know about the backgrounds of Wu Tiejun and Fei Xinyu, but how could He Bibiqu not know?
The backgrounds, relationships, strengths, skills, and rits of these two clearly indicated that they were not ordinary people.
As they spend more ti together, when it’s ti for you to leave, would you leave these old subordinates behind?
Take them all away, go make a na for yourselves.
Developing feelings over ti is not rely a saying.
It must be said that He Bibiqu’s plan went rather smoothly.
Initially, the number of soldiers that He Bibiqu had arranged for these two was only sixty.
However, after they took charge, they swiftly turned their small team into a solid force. No matter what task they were assigned, they would always complete it perfectly.
Those originally unruly soldiers had obediently followed these two and seed to have learned much more about being sensible. Whether it was their combat skills or professional capabilities, all had greatly improved.
The fact that they could win the favor of their subordinates and put them to good use , made He Bibiqu envy.
He decided to talk to Wu Tiejun about it: I will give you another hundred soldiers; but they are only here for training. Once the training is done, they have to go back to their original place, and you shouldn’t have other plans.
Wu Tiejun imdiately agreed, repeatedly assuring him that it would not be a problem.
So the total number of Wu Tiejun’s team expanded to the largest team in the Tiannan Rainbow Guard, a whole one hundred and sixty personnel.
But, what He Bibiqu did not expect was that there was no action from the higher-ups for a long ti. anwhile, the number of Wu Tiejun’s team, despite the ongoing missions, had always remained around one hundred and thirty to one hundred and sixty as new mbers kept joining, a number that wasn’t outrageous.
It had beco impossible to distinguish between who belonged to the base and who were here for temporary training…
Until this day… they took action, they went out to fight.
Wu Tiejun claid that he wanted to take all his n with him, and only then did He Bibiqu realize that he had lost all his chess pieces–Wu Tiejun had brought both the military departnt’s transfer order, his personal application, and the collective petition from these more than one hundred soldiers.
He Bibiqu was stunned at that mont.
You’re not leaving a single person?
Wu Tiejun played the sentintal card hard, complained about how he had indeed developed a bond with these n over ti. He ntioned how his old departnt was in the Eastern Command, and it was hard for him to start from scratch here with no reliable soldiers, which made him pity himself being a “commander without an army”…
Even though He Bibiqu scolded him fiercely at that ti, he finally signed off to get them off his sight.
After Wu Tiejun left, He Bibiqu was heartbroken for a long ti, his mind numb. Only then did he start venting his anger on the businessn.
He finally managed to vent his frustration and found so relief, only to return and see that Fei Xinyu, this impudent fellow, had also co to demand people!
Wu Tiejun had already taken everyone away, what more did you want?
Do you wish to take away as well?
“You want people! I’ve got a stick for you!”
He Bibiqu was suddenly filled with anger. Ignoring the fact that Fei Xinyu, who had been seriously injured, was no longer his subordinate, he fiercely swung his stick down on Fei Xinyu who was lying on a stretcher like hamring a sandbag!
“I’ll see if you still want people!”
“What old subordinates? You don’t have a damned old subordinate! Your whole squad has been taken away and you still want to demand people!”
“I’m gonna kill you and I’ll apologize to the Fei family myself!”
“Are you all trying to bully because of your families? Don’t get carried away!”
“I’m afraid of your Fei family! Afraid of your Fei family! Afraid of your Fei family!…”
Every ti he said ‘afraid of your Fei family’, he would hit him with his stick. He would repeat it and hit again!
“The two of you also want to bully ! Are you revolting against now!”
He Bibiqu trembled with anger. The n I had trained for years were all taken away, and they still weren’t satisfied!
If I don’t beat you to death, I can’t vent this anger!
Fei Xinyu was battered to a pulp by this unexpected beating, even one blow was so powerful that his arm was hit with a crisp sound!
The last blow fell straight onto Fei Xinyu’s forehead, knocking out this newly appointed deputy commander in one hit.
He Bibiqu still wasn’t satisfied, throwing away his stick: “Take this guy back. Once he’s recovered, let him co and talk to about transferring people. Next ti, I’ll explain to him properly.”
The two bodyguards were terrified, they picked up Fei Xinyu and ran off.
Since then… Fei Xinyu never dared to bring up the topic of transferring people to He Bibiqu again.
Clearly, he just wants to take out his frustrations on because I’m injured and can’t fight back.
With such a beating, once was more than enough. Go again?
Do they think I’m stupid?!
Doctor Feng, who had made great advances in his cultivation, appeared extrely confident and dynamic at this mont.
Practising martial arts with great vitality, even his hair seed sharp and vibrant.
The sound of the wind whistled, his movents were agile, crisp and decisive.
For several consecutive days, he had been honing his martial skills; Zhuang Weiran, the perfect sparring partner, faithfully perford his duty.
Despite continual practise, Zhuang Weiran sighed as he helped Doctor Feng enhance his skills and cultivation compatibility.
“I’m not sure if I’m helping or harming you by helping you practice at your current level. As your cultivation rapidly rises and becos increasingly integrated with your current martial arts abilities, you’ll face more hardships when you start training for the Heavenly Judge Gold Rank. But if you’re not proficient in your current martial skills, you won’t be able to utilize your cultivation, increasing the risks of completing tasks. However, once you’re proficient, the ford inertia will be even more difficult to change.”
“The annoying thing is that although I know what you lack, I don’t have the unique training thods of the Heavenly Judge. I know the reasons but am powerless to do anything about it.”
Zhuang Weiran’s face was filled with gloominess.
He ca from a large prominent sect with systematic cultivation thods. Right from the start, he had been cultivating in a thodical manner, so naturally he had never participated in the Gold Rank training, let alone know what their specific process was.
In this regard, Zhuang Weiran felt extrely helpless.
How did he end up in this situation?
Feng Yin, on the other hand, was quite open-minded.
“My next goal, of course, is to progress further, and be promoted to Heavenly Judge Gold Rank. I need to face Silver Rank missions and even higher Gold Rank missions, which are no longer comparable to the ordinary missions I’ve previously undertaken. If my current cultivation and martial arts abilities aren’t well integrated, I’ll just die at the hands of others and wouldn’t get the opportunity for Gold Rank training.”
“As the saying goes, we’ll cross that bridge when we co to it. Let’s deal with the future when we need to face Gold Rank training.”
“In any case, we have to take things one step at a ti in life. You can’t have your cake and eat it too. This is an unavoidable step we can’t avoid, so why should we dwell on it and unnecessarily disturb our own state of mind!”
There was no denying the logic in what he said.
Zhuang Weiran gave Feng Yin a long, unexpected look.
The theory was correct.
But such a principle coming out of the mouth of a twenty-year-old man like Feng Yin seed a bit off. It’s a form of life philosophy that says you should live the good days first.
It wouldn’t be surprising if this philosophy appeared in a seasoned vagabond who had seen through life and death.
But it seems a bit hard to comprehend when this ntality fired up in Feng Yin.
How did this guy co to such realization? That’s quite interesting, isn’t it?
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