The relationships between men were simple and straightforward. Men could move on in most situations as long as they shared thoughts and feelings with others. While women were different. Close friends might secretly conduct bad things to each other and turn life into a drama.At first, Yu Kefei was still angry with Qin Sheng, but as he drank more, he became more and more drunk and finally released himself. He began to complain to Qin Sheng, saying that he had been looking for him for a long time and had even gone to Xi’an, but he never got any information.Lao Er was called Cao Yufeng, a native born in Beijing. He had a bewitching Beijing accent. He had lot of common topics with Qin Sheng. Maybe it was because he came from a different environment, this guy was always very calm, but if he got angry, his temper was even worse than Xia Ding's. He was the kind of person who dared to poke a hole in the sky, and only Qin Sheng could suppress him.However, after graduation

When he was young, Qin Sheng couldn't understand why his grandfather would always bring him to meet strangers. These people were all hidden in the endless Mountain Zhongnan, just like those ancient cultivators who lived in a secluded life and were extremely mysterious.His grandpa could chat with interesting people he encountered for a whole day. He remembered that there was an old Taoist who lived in a deep place in Mountain Zhongnan. Each time they had to walk for two or three hours to his place. His grandfather always had a happy conversation with the person, and they would stay for two to three days straight when they came there.Later on, as he grew older, Qin Sheng gradually got used to this kind of life, and even liked it slightly, because these people were really interesting. There were all kinds of people in different walks of life, including ordinary people, office workers, businessmen, officials, and gangsters. They were from diverse social classes, many of wh

Qin Sheng had promised Han Guoping that he would protect Han Bing. Now that Han Guoping had passed away, Qin Sheng could well shed his responsibility of protecting Han Bing. After all, it was merely an agreement. In the present society, whoever took this seriously could eventually be made to pay with his own life or be admonished. 　　However, Han Bing had nobody to rely on at this time. Qin Sheng could bear to just stand around and watch her perish. He would be stricken with guilt for the rest of his life. 　　There are things a man could do and others a man should not do, but most importantly, he must be able to bear responsibilities. 　　Qin Sheng had made up his mind to wade through the murky waters no matter what obstacles he would face. His only goal was to safeguard Han Bing. 　　"Thank you, Uncle Jiang. I really appreciate your kind consideration for my sake," Qin Sheng shook his head and let out a helpless chuckle as he continued, "I can't

Qin Sheng and Chen Beiming were on high alert for any unforeseen crisis the moment they set foot on Han Village. After all, it could be quite chaotic at a funeral such as this because everyone did not know each other, thinking the others were just some relatives and friends of the Hans. This was an opportunity for the trouble makers. 　　Unexpectedly, the killers had hung on for an entire day until it was nightfall before they sprung into action. What was even more unexpected was that they were using guns. 　　Losing all hope, Qin Sheng felt completely helpless. Would Han Bing really die this time? 　　At the critical moment when the killer was about to fire his gun, a brick flew out of nowhere and struck the killer on his wrist and immediately the gun was knocked off from his hand and was flung into the air a few meters away. 　　It was then that Qin Sheng noticed Old Wu standing at the door not far from him. It had to be him who tossed the brick. Who else would

Old Wu and Chen Beiming had risked their lives to redeem some precious time for Qin Sheng and Han Bing such that Qin Sheng managed to drag Han Bing running along a great distance away. Qin Sheng had grown up in the hills and this was a great advantage to them. On the other hand, Han Bing left Han Village for Shanghai only when she was sixteen. Han Village was not only her parents' hometown, it was hers as well. She used to play around the hills, therefore she was also very familiar with the surrounding area. 　　At first, Qin Sheng was worried that Han Bing would run back because of her willfulness. There was no room for nostalgia, neither was this child's play, but a matter of life and death. He was not going to let Han Bing mess things up, which was why he simply carried her in his arms and ran. 　　Fortunately, Han Bing weighed merely 100 pounds, which was not too heavy because she had always maintained a lean figure. Qin Sheng simply treated the escape as an armed cros