Chapter 170 - 134: Entering Jiang Family Village, Meeting Jiang Fugui
The Jiang family’s militiamen at the gate, armed with blades and armor, saw a group of unfamiliar faces and immediately became vigilant while their gaze filled with aggressiveness.
This was also one of the characteristics of soldiers; once they were on the battlefield and saw blood, their ferocity was ignited.
However, at this moment, an old farmer stood in front of them, while making eye gestures, at the same time he stood in front of the man in plain black, smiling apologetically.
The old farmer was their elder and was also the father of one of the Jiang family youth.
Outside, they could act tough like ruffian soldiers, brandishing weapons to scare others, but at home, if they dared to act this way, their parents would teach them what "bamboo beats meat" meant.
Governing the world through filial piety, the clan was the ultimate embodiment of the filial law.
Even though Jiang Jucai had become the Deputy Horse Leader of a hundred cavalry in the Nanchun Army, after all, the Nanchun Army was formed by local powers, and there were no large horse farms in the south, so a hundred cavalry might well be all of the horse soldiers there were.
Being a deputy showed merit indeed, but a senior position required connections.
Yet despite this, Jiang Jucai would not dare to hit his own father. If he did so today, his reputation would be completely ruined tomorrow, be talked about for a lifetime.
The young Jiang family’s militiamen were too inexperienced to recognize Gu Wen, but they also sensed that something was amiss, and all reined in their arrogance while curiously sizing up the man before them.