Chapter 303: Gu Feixuan

Gao Anyu was really a little angry.

Ever since Li Miao and Zheng Yi talked about the eunuch matter, he had been thinking about a problem—this thing called a eunuch, everyone knows it's missing something.

But specifically, what is missing?

Is it "taking things from a bag," or "pulling a nail and pulling a wedge"?

Or is it "generously donating"?

Or is it the "killing the chicken and taking the egg" that is one step in place?

He was really curious, this problem is estimated that there are not many men in the world who are not curious.

The Great Ming eunuchs are powerful, this matter is originally a taboo, not many people dare to mention it, and fewer and fewer people know the specific details. Except for Li Miao, it is estimated that not many people can answer and dare to answer, which made Gao Anyu hold back.

Gao Anyu knew that if this village was passed, there would be no such shop, and he couldn't wait to ask.

Who would have thought that he was cut off at the waist as soon as he asked half a sentence, how could he not be angry?

Kicked the door panel and wanted to come out to kill.

But when he came out, the ship was empty, except for the boatman trembling by the sundries, where were there other people?

"Hey uncle, was there a water bandit on the ship just now, scolding here?"

Gao Anyu asked the boatman.

The boatman nodded with a pale face.

"Then where did he go?"

The boatman pointed tremblingly to the position of the bow where "Little Green Dragon on the Waves" fell.

*Whoosh*—

Gao Anyu rushed over in one step, grabbed the ship's body and looked left and right, and stared at the river for a while, scratching his head.

"No one?"

"Uncle, are you sure he fell from here?"

"Did you see it wrong?"

The boatman was asked by Gao Anyu for a while.

No, are you teasing me? 【341-25

No, are you pulling my leg here?

That "Little Green Dragon of the Waves" fell off the bow, so you're going to search the bow for him?

Why don't you carve a mark on the side of the boat and search for him after we dock?

The boatman cursed inwardly, but he had seen Gao Anyu killing water bandits these past few days and knew he was highly skilled in Wu Gong, yet also a bit of a dimwit; he was terrified of offending him and being slapped to death.

Rolling his eyes, he stammered.

"Uh, perhaps, perhaps he sank to the bottom, or maybe he got scared and swam away with the current... These water bandits are all good swimmers, uh, maybe he swam away, yes, swam away..."

"Oh."

Gao Anyu scratched his head.

"Fine, consider it his lucky day, I'll spare his life for now. If I see him again, I'll definitely treat him to a punch."

The boatman was speechless again; that water bandit had been struck by a hundred-pound door panel, his head had deformed in mid-air, and he had fallen into the river—where was the need for you to "spare his life"?

But he could only nod in agreement.

"Yes, yes, he knows what's good for him, you are benevolent, Young Master."

He gave a thumbs-up, humoring Gao Anyu.

Gao Anyu nodded and turned to walk toward the cabin, but halfway there, he suddenly heard someone laughing not far away, laughing so hard they were rocking back and forth and gasping for air.

"Haha—hic, hahaha—"

"Carving a boat to find a sword, spare, spare his life, ha, hahaha, hahahaha..."

"I can't, I really can't take it, hahaha."

Gao Anyu frowned.

He could tell the other person was laughing at him.

With his temperament, how could he endure this insult? He turned his head and cursed.

"Who the hell are you laughing at!"

"If you're not convinced, come up and fight!"

Before the words had even faded, he heard the man laugh.

"Brother, ha, Brother, don't take offense."

"It was my rudeness, wait a moment, I'll come aboard right now to apologize to you, Brother."

One could only hear the wind stirred by his clothes, then a hand gripped the side of the boat, and with a tight pull, the man vaulted up a full ten feet like a sharp arrow, landing lightly before Gao Anyu.

He cupped his hands and bowed to Gao Anyu.

"Greetings, Brother."

"My apologies for my rudeness just now, Brother."

Gao Anyu didn't return the gesture, frowning as he looked the man up and down.

A lean build, seven feet tall. Dressed in fine clothes, face like jade, eyes squinted, a smile at the corners of his mouth. A long bow slung over his shoulder, a quiver hanging at his waist.

Just looking at his appearance, he could be considered a man of talent.

Gao Anyu suddenly remembered something, his eyes darted around, and he asked.

"Do you know Yin Suqin?"

"Oh? Brother knows Brother Yin?"

The man smiled.

Gao Anyu shook his head.

"No, I heard my brother mention him... You are the 'Arrow-Holding Young Master', right?"

The man waved his hand: "Ah, just some empty fame, not worth mentioning, you make me look ridiculous, Brother, haha."

Gao Anyu nodded, confirming the identity of the person before him.

Gu Feixuan, known in the Wu Lin as the "Arrow-Holding Young Master", one of the four young masters of "Wine, Lust, Wealth, and Qi", mentioned alongside An Ziyang and Yin Suqin.

Of course, just like Yin Suqin and An Ziyang, his nickname had another reading—people in the Wu Lin called him the "Meddlesome Young Master".

This person was the one with the best reputation and the most righteous conduct among the four young masters, but also the most headache-inducing.

Because he loved to meddle in other people's business; "drawing one's sword to help when seeing injustice on the road" was exactly him. Moreover, when he took action, he never cared about the other party's status or face, stripping away the dignity of many famous sects; he was like a copper pea that couldn't be chewed or smashed.

Seeing Gao Anyu silent, Gu Feixuan didn't get annoyed, just smiled and said.

"Recently, bandits have been rampant on the waterways nearby, costing many lives, so I rushed over to take a look, and happened to see this thief board the boat."

"I was just about to strike, but didn't expect you to handle him directly, Brother. Your words and actions are exceptionally to my liking; may I ask your name, Brother?"

One doesn't hit a smiling face, so Gao Anyu couldn't go up and beat him, just cupped his hands with a cold face.

"Gao Anyu."

"Oh, Brother Gao, long admired, long admired."

Gu Feixuan bowed again, but then stepped back.

"If it were any other day, I would certainly travel with Brother Gao. But with the bandits on this waterway becoming increasingly rampant, I don't know how many commoners are suffering, so I really cannot delay."

"I am in a hurry to save people, so I won't chat more with Brother Gao. If we meet again in the future, please do me the honor of having a drink!"

"We shall meet again!"

Before the words were finished, he flashed off the boat, jumped onto his own small boat, waved at Gao Anyu with a smile, and rowed away.

Gao Anyu was left on the boat, stunned for a while, scratching his head.

"Is he crazy?"

"Laughed at me, then came up and blathered on, and just ran off on his own... If he wanted to be friends, wouldn't a fight have sufficed?"

"Inexplicable."

Shaking his head, Gao Anyu couldn't be bothered to think about him anymore, turned, and walked toward the cabin, shouting excitedly.

"Uncle Li, now no one will disturb us."

"Hurry and tell me, what exactly is the procedure for a eunuch's lower parts!"