Chapter 83

"In desperation, I had no choice but to take out this ancestral precious carved bow to sell."

"If the Young Master is interested, you may buy this precious carved bow."

"But please... be sure to treat this bow well."

As the saying goes, a single penny can stump a hero.

If it weren't for a real lack of money, how would this strong man have been driven to this point?

However.

After hearing the strong man finish his brief life story, the expression on Gu Yi's face became increasingly strange.

Combined with what Zhao Zilong had just said to him.

Gu Yi, who was well-versed in the history of the late Han and Three Kingdoms, felt more and more...

That this person before him was likely Huang Zhong!

Thinking of this, Gu Yi simply said:

"Strong man, I can see that this precious carved bow is both your ancestral heirloom and a comrade-in-arms that has followed you for many years."

"Please take this bow back quickly; do not take it out to sell again."

"But as for treating your son's illness, I hope to be able to contribute."

"This..."

After hearing what Gu Yi said, the man's face instantly turned red.

He subconsciously wanted to refuse Gu Yi's kindness.

But thinking of his son's painful appearance lying in bed, he finally had to nod silently.

However, he was not someone who didn't know how to repay kindness.

He respectfully bowed to Gu Yi and said:

"Many thanks for the Young Master's assistance."

"I am Huang Hansheng; if there is anything you need in the future, please feel free to command me."

Confirming that the person before him was indeed Huang Zhong, Gu Yi couldn't help but feel overjoyed.

Historically, Huang Zhong's recorded military achievements began in the third year of Chuping (192 AD).

At that time, as a native of Nanyang, he became a general under Liu Jingsheng's nephew, Liu Pan.

And the city where Liu Pan was stationed was precisely Changsha.

Given that the diplomatic relationship between Liu Jingsheng and Dong Zhongying was quite good, Liu Pan was appointed as a General of the Rear.

As for the position of Administrator of Changsha, it was held by Zhang Zhongjing.

Looking at it this way, as a native of Nanyang, it was highly probable that Huang Zhong had stayed in Changsha to treat his son's illness.

It's just that I don't know what kind of changes occurred in the process.

According to records, Huang Zhong's son, Huang Xu, passed away during the Chuping period.

According to Gu Yi's guess, it was highly probable that because they were constantly on the road, the best time for treatment was delayed.

And now.

If he could successfully save Huang Xu, he would definitely be able to win the heart of this fierce general, Huang Zhong.

Huang Zhong, over sixty years old with a full head of silver hair, was still able to behead Xia Houyuan under Mount Dingjun!

How much more so for him in his prime?

…….