Qi, Qizhou, Jinan County.

It had just dawned, but the city was filled with people.

I saw people carrying large and small buckets and basins. The adults carried them on their shoulders, and the small ones held them with their hands. They were divided into four rows, some were walking forward, and others were walking out.

On both sides, there were many officials and soldiers standing. These people had ferocious looks, pacing back and forth, staring at the people, with fierce glints in their eyes.

The people walking forward saw that the buckets and basins were filled with water.

As for the people who came out, their buckets and basins were all empty.

The faces of the people were full of despair.

The woman was sobbing softly, the man looked numb, and a few old men could be seen, with wrinkles piling up on their faces, suddenly in a trance.

Several of the children were holding buckets in their hands, their hands were sore and they were trembling.

A child could no longer hold on and fell to the ground with his bucket. The clerk on the side suddenly screamed, as if he had encountered some unforgivable sin. He rushed into the crowd, grabbed the child's hair, and threw it into the crowd.

He dragged him out, and several tough soldiers stepped forward, punching and kicking him. The mother screamed and stepped forward to tear her apart, but was also knocked down by wooden sticks. As soon as the men dropped the barrels in their hands, the soldiers not far away started

They surrounded them, thrust their spears into their chests, and forced them all back.

The crowd continued to move forward, and a carriage in the distance left with several corpses.

Everyone moved forward very slowly, just slowly squirming.

The queue coming in and out was unknown, and it was impossible to see beyond.

Someone was walking and suddenly fell to the ground and never moved again.

Someone dragged them away and put them into the carriage.

After an unknown amount of time, this group of people finally arrived at their destination while slowly squirming.

It was a luxurious mansion, and the door of the mansion was open.

The people carrying water entered the mansion little by little. The mansion was quite luxurious, but no one had the intention to appreciate it anymore. They were surrounded by green trees and exquisite gravel roads. On the high platform in the distance, one could vaguely see the scenery.

Hear laughter.

Finally, they reached their destination.

There was a big pit in the backyard of the mansion, and people poured water into it.

Then, follow the team and walk out little by little.

On a high platform in the distance, Gao Chuo, the governor of Qizhou, raised his wine cup and motioned to the people around him to drink with him.

Sitting around him were all young scribes.

These scribes looked at Gao Chuo with shock and fear, none of them dared to show off their literati character.

On the side, there were some big dogs, and they were munching something.

No one dared to take a look.

Gao Chuo pointed to the common people in the distance and said: "The back pool in my mansion can only be built in this way to show its extraordinaryness."

"The water in my back pond was made by the people in the city, who dug buckets of water from wells that were centuries old outside the city, transported them all the way here, and poured them down little by little!"

"I think it can become an allusion in the future!"

Gao Chuo looked at several scribes and found that none of them answered, so he emphasized his tone and said, "Huh?"

The scribes reacted and nodded hurriedly.

"The king is right!!"

"This Houchi must be extraordinary! Absolutely extraordinary!"

"When the pond is built, I will definitely write a poem to the king."

Gao Chuo heard this and laughed very loudly.

"Well said, keep talking! Keep talking!"

Several scribes surrounded him and began to flatter him constantly.

These scribes were sweating profusely and almost exhausted. Only then did Gao Chuo happily reward them with money and let them leave the house.

Several people staggered out of the mansion.

But none of them dared to show any strange expressions. It was not until they left the official office for a long time that someone knelt on the ground and broke down crying.

Some people retched.

A mess.

The older scribes hurriedly helped these people up and said, "Go home first! Go home!"

After Gao Wei officially ascended the throne, he appointed Nanyang Wang Gaochuo as the governor of Qizhou. This position has always been a position that only clan members or important ministers can hold.

After Gao Chuo came to Qizhou, he quickly became the biggest scourge in Qizhou.

In terms of cruelty, absurdity, and moodiness, he can be compared with Gao Yang.

The whole thing is a crazy bloody butcher.

It can attack at any time and kill people at any time, and in the most brutal way.

Anyone who dares to oppose or advise will be killed by him.

In my life, I love to do things that are too cruel to describe and challenge the bottom line of being a human being.

While several scribes fled in confusion, Gao Chuo also led more than a hundred guards and left the mansion.

His favorite thing to do is to travel incognito, lead his escort, ride a big horse, lead a few big dogs, and go out to have fun.

Gao Chuo was wearing silk clothes, with a fashionable hairstyle, riding a red war horse, driving several big dogs, and rushed out of the mansion.

When he left the house, the people outside suddenly began to panic.

Not only the common people, but also the soldiers and minor officials were all trembling with fear and hurriedly bowed to see him.

Gao Chuo ignored these people. He galloped past on horseback. As he walked, the riding crop in his hand suddenly hit the left and right. There was a "pop" sound and someone screamed and fell to the ground.

Even those loyal officials cannot escape such a fate, and Gao Chuo's whip does not care who it hits.

Everyone did not dare to move and knelt on the ground, watching Gao Chuo leading many knights to charge away.

Gao Chuo's face was filled with happiness.

He just rushed out of the city gate and started wandering on the roads outside the city, wandering like a ghost seeking life.

He was obviously only in his teens, but his eyes were flashing with a frightening ferocity, and they were bloodshot. He was staring at the surroundings, looking for his own fun.

The knights followed not far away, not daring to get too close or too far away.

Those big dogs seemed to have become more and more unscrupulous because of the support of their owners, running around freely.

Gao Chuo walked for several miles in this way, but he didn't meet any pedestrians along the way.

Gao Chuo was a little angry. He reined in his horse and stopped, looked behind him and waved.

Soon several knights rode forward and bowed their heads in salute.

"It's broad daylight, why is there no one on the official road?"

The officer was stunned, looked into the distance, and stopped talking.

"I really don't know."

Gao Chuo laughed. He looked at the officers in front of him. His guard of honor in Qizhou was not the soldiers who could only bully the people, but the escorts who followed him. More than three hundred Xianbei knights were enough to deal with them.

Most of the trouble.

He stared at the officer and said, "If you hadn't made some achievements in the past, I would really feed you to the dogs."

The officer lowered his head slightly and did not dare to answer.

Gao Chuo cursed: "Do you still need me to give orders? Why don't you send someone to find it?"

"only"

The knights scattered in all directions, and Gao Chuo walked gloomily on the official road, looking around.

Suddenly, his eyes lit up.

He saw a few vague figures on the farmland in the distance.

"Catch it! Catch it!!"

Gao Chuo pointed to the distance and shouted.

The knights immediately charged away, only to hear screams in the distance, and Gao Chuo looked into the distance with great interest.

After a while, the officer came to Gao Chuo with a family of three.

They were a young couple, and the child in their arms was only two or three years old.

Both of them had indescribable fear in their eyes, and the man kept kowtowing to Gao Chuo, begging for his life.

Gao Chuo looked at their family of three with a smile, but he was thinking about how to have fun.
To be continued...