He had only been in Burma for a few days, and it was even more impossible for him to intentionally seek trouble for innocent surveyors.
In other words, Chen Yang only used a very short time to clearly detect the locations and behaviors that he thought he had hidden well and that Gu Li thought he had done well.
At that point in time, whoever Chen Yang wanted to live would be born; whoever he wanted to die would die.
This is like the emperor who was watching a play in ancient times. When he was happy or angry, he gave an order and the ending of the play had to be written in a different way.
I can't think deeply about it at all.
Once he thought deeply about it, Gu Li became so frightened that he couldn't control himself.
He was just a little bit away from meeting the same fate as the surveyor Lao Tzu.
At that time, the old commander, just like Gu Li today, had prepared a back-up plan. As a result, he got lost and injured in a speechless manner. In the end, he could only vent his anger and fear on Gu Li's wife, daughter, and the son in his belly.
Now Gu Li thought about it, wasn't he in the same situation as the old commander when he was dealing with the survey?
He thought he had a backup plan, so he took risks unscrupulously, but was his backup plan really enough?
Now it seems that big is not necessarily the case.
Since Chen Yang could send people to rescue the surveying family before the mercenaries attacked, he could knock Gu Li to the bottom of the valley with a stone when he was most proud.
It's really just a thought.
When Gu Li thought deeper, his deep fear turned into even stronger gratitude.
It is unlikely that Chen Yang would have expected, or that he would have to protect the surveyor's family.
People who can't be hit with eight poles can't make the effort.
Since Chen Yang actually didn't destroy Gu Li's plan, then he sent people there mostly to escort him.
With the group of people he sent, even if the survey or others were involved, they would still have enough power to smash the counterattack wave against the embankment.
Whether it's a show of muscles, a demonstration, or genuine kindness, Gu Li must accept Chen Yang's favor.
After thinking about this, Gu Li knelt on his knees with a pop in the hot spring pool, and knocked down again.
From Tang Wan's perspective, one could clearly see that Gu Li kowtowed very solidly. Only a few hairs on the back of his head were barely floating on the water, and he kowtowed to the bottom of the pool.
"Thank you, Mr. Chen, for protecting me."
"As long as I live, I will never forget it."
Gu Li raised his head, his gratitude beyond words.
"It's more than that."
Chen Yang smiled faintly and waved his hand.
The person who played the video was one of Gu Li's men. Seeing that his boss was on his knees, he didn't dare to disobey the order, so he quickly replayed the paused video.
In the video, the men sent by Chen Yang, wearing gas masks, were reporting in detail what they saw when they arrived.
After a few words, everyone's expressions changed, whether it was Tang Wan, Gu Li, or Chen Yang, who had already known the situation.
It turned out that when the people sent by Chen Yang arrived, the mercenaries stripped off the investigating mother, wife, eldest daughter, and even the younger daughter, one of the twins who was only one or two years old.
From old women to young children, no one was spared.
One can imagine what kind of hell it would be if there were no people from Chen Yang.
What made Gu Li blush was that he had never thought that those mercenaries would be so inhumane.
He originally thought that only the surveying wife would suffer inhuman treatment, and the rest would just be silenced.
Matters of life and death have long been ignored by a hero like him.
But the actions of those mercenaries went too far, and they suddenly reminded Gu Li of his wife and daughter who had suffered the same miserable fate.
Gu Li was frightened, angry, and frightened at the same time.