Great Sui Storyteller

Chapter 585 584. Children and Cakes
"Delayed?"

After hearing the news from Cui Wanrong, the three people in the courtyard frowned.

A look of guilt appeared on Cui Wanrong's face, and her tone was soft and apologetic:

"I just received the news today that the people sent by my family stayed in Linfen this time to guide the caravan hoarded in Linfen to Yujiao. These materials are very important, and they all meet the requirements of the Taoist sect. When the foundation is laid Although the materials used are not very expensive, they are indispensable. Therefore, for the sake of safety, the team must escort these caravans together, and the journey will be delayed for three to five days."

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The three looked at each other and heard Li Zhen ask:

"Then...these people won't be in any danger, right?"

Cui Wanrong thought that Priest Shouchu was concerned about the safety of the people in the caravan, and he had a heart of compassion, so he explained:
"Of course not. The people who came to my family this time were Fubo's army who turned into a private army when our ancestors were in power. They have always been the backbone of my Cui family. Although only 500 people came, all 500 people are In the realm of freedom, this kind of power in the army is enough to determine the outcome of a battle, especially when it comes to Hedong. So please rest assured, these caravans will not have any problems. And...anyone who dares to fight The purpose of this escort operation is to offend my Madam Cui..."

Before he finished speaking, Li Zhen already understood the meaning.

Nod:
"Then...the fubo envoy is equivalent to the Cui family's attitude?"

"Exactly."

"Well……"

Li Zhen thought for a while, then suddenly looked at Du Ruhui.

After Lao Du got this look, he understood what the Taoist priest meant.

Who made him an aristocratic family? It's inappropriate for the Taoist priest to ask some questions, but he can.

So he said to Cui Wanrong:

"Then suppose, suppose...if the Lu family becomes malicious..."

"Brother, what should we do if the Du family and the Xie family have some conflicts?"

Naturally, Cui Wanrong didn't ask Du Ruhui what she said.

She could see the Taoist priest's eyes, so she understood what the Taoist priest meant.And now, through Du Ruhui's mouth, he told the Daoist Master the following situation.

then……

Old Du had no choice but to look at Li Zhen again:

"If there is a conflict, it is natural for the two sides to talk first to see if there is room for relaxation. First discuss right and wrong, right and wrong, and then discuss how to deal with it."

Before Li Zhen could speak, Cui Wanrong asked again:
"What if the two sides can't agree?"

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Old Du was speechless, but he still explained:
"Please come over with multiple parties, such as Webster, Wang, Cui, etc., to sit down and discuss together. But the result of the discussion may be... For example, there is a conflict between the two due to certain interests. If you can't resolve it yourself, call someone else If you come over from home, then in line with the concept of dripping ink to dye water and entering the sea without color, several families will share the benefits together. One piece of cake, two people can eat enough, five people can eat ten people, maybe just taste it Therefore, under normal circumstances, no one is willing to do this. Generally, people from both sides negotiate first and try to reach an agreement as much as possible. Otherwise, they have to accept the constraints of the situation just now.”

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Li Zhen and Xuanzang were speechless.

because I feel...

It makes sense.

This approach is really an incisive and vivid analysis of human nature.

Taking advantage of people's greed, they forcibly put a shackle around everyone's necks, so that these people have to forcibly turn the conflict of interest into cooperation, otherwise they will be divided.

No blood, no smoke, but it can most effectively eliminate one crisis after another that shakes the interest groups of the aristocratic family.

"...a thousand-year-old family."

Li Zhen's eyes are filled with emotion:
"It's really scary."

Now that we've talked about this, everyone already understands.

Will the Cui family allow more people to come and share this pool of fire with him?

Will not.

Because the Bodhi Meditation Center and Taoists would not agree.

And does the Lu family dare to offend the Cui family to death?
Logically speaking, probably not.

Otherwise, if the negotiations reach a stalemate and attract people from other families... It's fine in normal times, but at worst, the two sides will form a century-old enmity, and then as time goes by, let's not talk about returning to it, but at least on the bright side passable.

Let's not forget that the Lu family and the Cui family are also cousins ​​logically.

Cui, Lu, and Wang are the highest surnames in the Han Dynasty in the perception of the world today. The reason is that the three have the same surname Jiang and are of the same blood.The ancestor of the Lu family was Gaoxi, the eighth-generation grandson of Jiang Taigong. Because of his meritorious service in supporting Duke Huan of Qi, he granted rewards to Luyi as Luziguo, and Gaoxi came here as the first Luziguo king.

Although this kind of blood connection has almost disappeared now, and the two sides have become one body, at least on the basis of righteousness, neither the Cui family nor the Lu family can bear the title of "killing brothers".

In that case, even if you get a pool of dragon fire or something... But the reputation is gone, and it will be a matter of time before the family goes into decline.

Not to mention... Now that the troubled times are coming, if the two sides bet on the future dragon and kill each other... Then who dares to bet that they will be the next Xiao Clan or Dugu Clan?

Therefore, the words of Cui Wanrong and Du Ruhui are equivalent to telling Li Zhen:
"This matter will not see blood, nor will there be such a deep hatred."

Click till.

The Lu family is destined not to get the dragon fire.

And the Lu family who couldn't get it didn't waste a lot of resources. After the trial, if they couldn't get it... then forget it.

No one can afford the price of holding on to it.

Following this thought, Li Zhen asked a...very intriguing topic:
"That is to say, the child didn't grab the pie from other children, right?"

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No one said a word.

Because... Leaving aside the so-called "how many people with foreign surnames, ordinary people, refugees, rebels" and other living lives will not be mentioned.

The whole thing... Isn't it just like what Li Zhen said.

A child surnamed Cui got a piece of biscuit by accident and was about to eat it. A child surnamed Lu wanted to come over and take a bite.

The Cui family's children didn't give it, and although the Lu family's children felt uncomfortable, they wouldn't pick up a brick from the side of the road and smash it directly on the head of the Cui family's children just because they didn't get a bite of cake.

In order to eat cakes, people were killed?
No one will do it.

It's a big deal, when the children of the Lu family have cakes, they will not give them to the children of the Cui family.

Isn't that what a child is like, you treat me well, and I treat you well.

If you treat me badly, then I will treat you badly.

Right and wrong are clear, but after enough time has passed for the children to grow up, grow up, and even experience a lot, the two grown-up children meet again, and when they suddenly look back, they recall the dispute over a piece of cake when they were young... …

At most, they just laughed it off, and even reunited with a little kindness and childishness in their hearts.

that is it.

Isn't this just growth?

Time is the medicine that heals all wounds, and the flowing water that washes away all hatred.

And as for who got that piece of cake from, or how much carbon was burned to bake this delicious cake...

For the two children, what is there to care about?

A cake is just a cake.

Just need to be eaten, that's it.

This is its destiny.

Who can blame him?

(End of this chapter)