Chapter 24:
Qiao Mu listened quietly as Wang Songhe expressed his ambitions, feeling slightly moved, and his gaze also swept over the surrounding bandits.
Perhaps he knew why these bandits had displayed discipline in previous battles against bandits, but how could a middle-aged scholar like Wang Songhe gather so many bandits in these mountains?
Wang Songhe’s gaze and eloquence were extraordinary; he must have had an impressive background before becoming a bandit.
"Brother Qiao, let me ask you again, are you willing to join me in a great cause?" Wang Songhe asked sincerely.
"But I refuse," Qiao Mu replied with a calm mind.
"Actions speak louder than words. Whether you are bandits or revolutionaries, it ultimately depends on your deeds, not just slogans."
Just like Qiao Mu, who wholeheartedly sought death, he was not just shouting slogans. In the end, he remained strong and alive.
Wang Songhe was not angry. As the leader of the bandits, he appeared quite composed and gentle from beginning to end.
"I was impulsive."