The shopkeeper also smiled: "I think my friend is really in big trouble, otherwise I wouldn't have sent me a letter."

The person who wrote the letter naturally encountered big trouble. He was not good at the military, had poor generals, had little weapons, and was short of food and salary. He had no choice but to be forced to do his best to do his best in his position.

The old man thought the shopkeeper was still joking and asked, "Then should you go or not?"

The shopkeeper turned around and looked into the backyard and replied, "I still have to go."

The old man laughed loudly when he heard this: "Old man, I'll wait for you to return triumphantly."

The shopkeeper replied: "Well, he must have returned from triumphantly."

As he spoke, the shopkeeper's eyes never left the backyard, as if he was a little worried.

On the water surface of West Lake, Xu Xiaodao, who was becoming more and more powerful, was holding a letter in his hand, but he was not worried at all. After reading the letter, he stuffed it into his arms, turned around and went to the wooden house to pack his luggage.

There was also an obese man who took nothing and jumped up and fell into the boat to wait. He was still urging: "Xiaodaoer, don't be too slow to be like a woman, don't take your wife, you're too lazy to talk."

The nagging young wife answered: "I...I'm going."

The fat man shook his head and shouted, "Xiaodaoer, keep in mind your wife."

Xiaodao'er's voice also came from the wooden house: "Uncle Master, Xi Yu doesn't listen to me."
Chapter completed!