Traveling through Tianlong: Starting from the Zhenlong chess game

Chapter 99 Zhao Mu beats Gao Qiu

It was afternoon when Zhao Mu entered the city, which was the busiest time in Bianjing City during the day.

Zhao Mu led the horse and kept looking around. When he saw "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", he had already marveled at the painter's painting skills, but when he came to this era and truly stepped into this "painting realm", But I feel that the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" only depicts one-tenth of the bustling and bustling Bianjing city.

Looking at the fireworks with people coming and going, Zhao Mu also felt a lot more relaxed.

When it was afternoon, Zhao Muyuan wanted to find a place to eat something before going to Zongzheng Temple to "report". After all, you don't have to visit any "old friends" when you return to Beijing. You just need to take the Tianhuang Jade Certificate and sign up at Zongzheng Temple, which doesn't take long.

But just as Zhao Mu was walking, he saw a commotion in the originally bustling market.

Zhao Mu is a person who likes to watch the excitement, and it is rare to see excitement in this capital city. Then Zhao Mu led the horse and came over.

When we got closer, we saw a group of people beating a busker on the street, one by one.

But this kind of thing is very common in places like the capital. It is nothing new for the slaves in various prefectures to bully others based on their power.

Zhao Mu touched his pocket, and was about to use hidden weapons to teach these vicious dogs a simple lesson, but a tall man with an imposing figure next to him caught Zhao Mu's attention.

This big man is eight feet tall and has a very burly build. He wears a square scarf on his head and has a face as thick as a jujube. If this man didn't have that two-foot-long beard and the Qinglong Yanyue Sword, Zhao Mu would have really thought that Second Master Guan had descended to earth.

The big man asked an old man next to him: "Who is this man? Why is he so domineering?"

The old man sighed and said: "This man is the number one figure in Bianliang City, Tokyo. He is a bastard. No one dares to mess with him."

The big man asked: "What ability does he have? So powerful?"

The old man said: "Playing with guns and sticks, writing poems and paintings, all of them are half jealous, just like playing football well. His name is Gao Qiu. He is a famous rogue in the streets of Bianjing City."

Hearing this name, Zhao Mu looked at the scene in front of him, and he always felt that he had seen it somewhere.

Suddenly he remembered that since the person who led the gangsters to bully people was Gao Qiu, then the person in front of him must be Wang Jin.

Although Zhao Mu felt a little surprised, he didn't expect to encounter such a thing in this world.

Although Zhao Mu felt a little surprised, he was relieved after all. After all, the sequel to The Legend of the Condor Heroes is the sequel to The Legend of The Condor Heroes. The male protagonist Guo Jing is the descendant of the Liangshan hero "Sai Rengui" Guo Sheng. This shows that Jin Yong's works seem to be connected with part of the plot of Water Margin.

Now that I have come to the parallel world of martial arts in this book, it is not too strange that this paragraph has also been realized.

At this time, when he saw that the busker was almost unable to get up after being beaten by Gao Qiu's gang, Wang Jin couldn't hold it any longer and stepped forward to help.

Just as Wang Jin was about to step forward, Zhao Mu stopped him.

Wang Jin turned around and glanced at Zhao Mu with a frown. Zhao Mu shook his head at him and motioned for him not to move.

Then Zhao Mu handed him the reins of his horse, and he stepped forward and kicked a rogue in the butt, making him chew the mud.

Then Zhao Mu knocked all the thugs who were beating up the busker to the ground with two or three kicks.

Zhao Mu looked at these people and said: "The world in this capital has really changed. I haven't been back for several years. These cats and dogs, ruffians and scoundrels dare to commit crimes in the streets."

"Grandma, a meddlesome guy is here! Brothers, follow me!" As he said this, Gao Kan threw away the Cuju in his hand, rolled up his sleeves, and rushed towards Zhao Mu with a few gangsters. Today's Zhao Mu is no longer what he used to be after being tempered by the martial arts world. He knocked these people to the ground one by one with three punches and two kicks.

However, Zhao Mu was merciful and beat them until their noses were bruised and their faces were swollen, and their muscles and bones were injured. Their lives were not harmed.

This is not because Zhao Mu is kind-hearted, but this is the capital, at the feet of the emperor, not like in the Jianghu.

In the Jianghu world, you can be aggressive, ruthless, murderous and hustler, but the local government can't control these Jianghu people. As long as it's not too much, you can just let them go.

But it's different in Beijing. Although there are many masters in the world of martial arts, there are also many Jianghu people who join the public service and work for the royal family and high-ranking officials in order to gain power, status and money. Moreover, many of them may not be well-known in the martial arts world, but their abilities are not bad. .

This is also the reason why many masters in the world will not easily cause trouble in the capital. Because you don't know how many masters the imperial court has recruited to serve as "eagle dogs" for them.

In addition to experts such as the Imperial City Division and Conglong Guard, there are also a large number of imperial guards in the capital.

The only people who can bully people here without being sanctioned are the royal relatives and high-ranking officials in power.

If an ordinary Jianghu person commits any royal crime, as soon as the court's sea arrest document is issued and the reward notice is posted, a large number of masters will hunt him down. No one in the world wants to get into trouble with this.

The same is true for Zhao Mu today. Although he is a relative of the emperor with a title, he does not have many connections in the capital. Therefore, although he dares to punish these evildoers on his behalf, he does not dare to do it in public in the market. causing trouble and killing people.

If a life is really lost, this kind of thing can be big or small, good or bad. It can be said to be ambiguous.

At best, it means "fighting and killing" to accidentally cause death, at best, it means "punishing rape and eradicating evil".

To put it more broadly, it means "homicide", deliberately beating someone to death. At worst, it means that the powerful are murdering people in the streets and killing good people, "without the king's law." If the upright Bao Longtu were still alive, even if Zhao Mu had extenuating circumstances, he would probably be stabbed by that dragon's head if he died.

Therefore, if someone with ulterior motives participates in a book, a fringe clan like Zhao Mu will probably be left with nothing to eat, and at the very least, it will cost a lot of money to smooth things over.

Zhao Mu has always been a person who values ​​himself, and he will not get into trouble with this. Therefore, in this large public place, I can only give them a small lesson. If I really want to kill them, I have to wait until it is quiet in the dead of night and no one finds him.

After Zhao Mu knocked these scoundrels down, he grabbed Gao Qiu's collar with one swift step, then lifted him up and threw him heavily to the ground.

Gao Qiu was knocked dizzy by Zhao Mu's throw, and his internal organs were shaken. He spit out a mouthful of blood and could no longer move. He could only lie on the ground and look at Zhao Mu who was above him.

Zhao Mu said: "The public security in Kaifeng is really not what it used to be. Boy! Today's beating will make you remember that this is the Eastern Capital under the emperor's feet, not a place for rogues like you to play havoc! In We must abide by the king's law of the Song Dynasty here, I won't let you go to court this time, and you will not be leniently punished if you do it again next time!"

As he spoke, Zhao Mu took out some scattered silver from his arms and threw it to them like a bone to a dog.

　Don't rush to spray it yet.

　　The author has said before that it refers to the plot of Water Margin on CCTV rather than the original work.

　　The author also knows that it was Wang Jin's father who originally beat Gao Qiu, so don't worry about this.

　　Also, this chapter is really not water, the acquaintance between Zhao Mu and Wang Jin is a hidden clue. It is an important hidden link in the later court drama.

　　And Wang Jin will be a big help to the male protagonist in the later stage. This is the first meeting between the two of them

　　

　

(End of this chapter)