Asking Immortals: From the Republic of China to Marvel

Traveling at least fifty miles a day, carrying heavy shackles and anklets for three consecutive days, the two of them had walked more than one hundred and sixty miles with the two guards responsible for escorting them.

There was no conversation along the way, we just moved forward. Although we were tired, we still had plenty to eat.

However, after leaving such a long distance, the two guards also tore off their business-like masks and began to look fiercely at the two of them.

After all, it is stipulated that the police officer only needs to deliver the person on time, but it does not say that the personal rights of the two people must be guaranteed.

Even if someone died on the road, the officer only had to take the body to the nearest government office and have the person make a death report.

It can be seen how worthless the life and death of exiles is. This is basically the punishment second only to the death penalty in ancient times.

In the days that followed, the two were beaten and kicked by the guards every day, and any disagreement could be whipped.

Feeling bored at night, the two of them also became the objects of fun for the guards. Except for Long Yang's good deeds, they were subjected to all other ways of abusing people.

Life and death are in the hands of others. Even if they are asked to swallow excrement, the two of them have to eat it.

Because obeying the police is the only way for them to survive, who makes them unable to come up with money...

Because they could barely eat enough and their physical fitness gradually recovered, walking with heavy loads was not too tiring for the brothers who had been farming since childhood.

The flesh and blood on the neck and hands and ankles were scabbed. Because they had to walk, even if the two of them cleverly laid out layers of hay, the ankles were worn down to the bone.

Despite all the patience, the police officer, who had nothing to gain from the two of them, made an unreasonable request.

That is to use Yunfeng's life as a threat to force the fourth child to ask his wife to rush to take care of him. Needless to say, there is no need to say more about the purpose.

Frequent dirty words, abuse along the way, and such coercion finally made Lao Si desperate.

The young man never lacked courage. One night, while the two guards were sleeping, Lao Si threw up his hands and forcibly removed the flesh and blood from the shackles.

He used his nails to forcefully break the rope that bound him, and then gently straightened the anklet, so as not to make the slightest sound.

And after this set of operations, the fourth child endured the pain without saying a word, which shows the endurance of the desperate heart.

Then he stared at the sleeping officers with determined eyes, and approached them with a strange posture of holding the anklet with a half-bow.

He gently pulled out the oxtail knife of one of them. The farmer had nothing but strength.

In order to ensure a one-hit kill, Lao Si aimed at the two officers who were leaning against a tree and stabbed them twice in the neck.

The first knife went straight through the neck of the nearest policeman, and he died quietly. The second knife killed another policeman who was about to wake up after hearing the noise.

Yunfeng was naturally awakened by two loud sounds of falling to the ground. When he saw this scene, he was naturally stunned, and at the same time, he also looked forward to the rest of his life.

After untying Yunfeng and taking off his shackles and anklets, the fourth child also sat down on the ground, unable to stand up again.

Of course, this is not due to fatigue, but due to excessive blood loss. The flesh and blood on his hands are rotten and if he does not receive treatment in this wilderness, he is almost certain to die.

The fourth child, who knew he was going to die, had already planned everything in his mind, otherwise this operation would not have been so decisive.

He even thought about the direction of the wind to ensure that the guards would never be awakened by the smell of blood.

Yunfeng, who had been tortured for several months, was crying at this moment. He didn't know whether it was because he had regained his freedom or was confused about the future, or both.

Worried that the smell of blood might attract wild beasts and be discovered by passers-by, Lao Si didn't waste any time.

He just let Yunfeng plunder the guards for useful things, set fire to them, and then moved the position a few hundred meters away with Lao Si with his hands wrapped on his back.

When they reached a stream near a dense forest, Yunfeng was too tired to walk. They both fell to the ground.

The fourth child, who knew he was about to die, also began to confess his last words. Yunfeng, who was confused and at a loss, could only nod his head and do nothing.

Maybe he couldn't remember it word for word, but the sentence that impressed him most was:

The Chu family cannot be without descendants. If you manage to survive in the end, you must remember to let the Chu family continue to have endless descendants, so that you can live up to what you have done for your brother today!

Then other scattered explanations were about Tuoguhe and finding ways to take care of the two elders, as well as many suggestions on how Yunfeng should develop in the future.

While chatting, the fourth child's speech began to be unclear, and he even had hallucinations, and kept saying some words that Yunfeng couldn't understand at all.

It wasn't until an hour later, when he was barely breathing, that the fourth child regained consciousness.

He only left the words "I will watch you in heaven" before passing away, which shows how unwilling he was to die.

And Lao Si's act of sacrificing his life to regain his life became a hurdle that Yunfeng could not overcome in his life.

Later, he realized that he was a felon who "killed police officers" and escaped. He did not dare to head to the town rashly without a road guide.

Of course, he didn't dare to venture into the mountains. After remembering Lao Si's advice and pushing his body down the stream, Yunfeng kept walking away from the incident along the traces of people.

With a fire sickle and an oxtail knife, eating is not a big problem. The only danger may be that the villagers along the road suspect his identity and report him.

With no other choice, Yunfeng had no choice but to steal a farmer's clothes and disguise himself as a herbal medicine dealer.

After experiencing so many hardships, Yunfeng's character has improved greatly, and it is not difficult to pretend a little.

The details of the escape are omitted for now. Anyway, in the end, Yunfeng accidentally worshiped Dongyue Temple and began to practice Taoism.

When he went back to visit his family three years later, he discovered that his parents and second son had been killed by the little boss and his family.

However, the fourth child's wife and children survived because of the Murakami bully's desire for beauty, and naturally Yunfeng's revenge followed.

After using some tricks to kill the little boss's family and others who were causally involved, he picked up the fourth wife and children who had given themselves up to the bully for the sake of their children, and moved them to where the Chu family is now.

The matter of revenge was not known to Dongyue Temple, and under his care, the fourth wife and children were able to gain a foothold here.

Yunfeng, who had experienced so many things and started to practice Taoism, also looked down on the world. Remembering Lao Si's advice, he naturally handed over the task of expanding the Chu family to Lao Si's son.

In the following decades, he searched all over Kyushu but could not find Lao San. Time passed, and when he had the ability to deduce his bloodline, Yunfeng realized that Lao San had actually died on the way to escape.

In the next hundred years or so, after the death of the fourth son and the next three generations, Yunfeng stopped taking care of things after seeing that the Chu family already had absolute authority in the area.