Chapter 579 - 579: Battle in the Mountain<div>


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    “Rather than navigating the intricacies of a wealthy family, it’s wiser to marry into a middle-ss household and choose a man who can appreciate her,” Qin Zhenzhen suggested.


    “Preferably one who doesn’t entertain the idea of taking concubines.”<div>


    Qin Zhenzhen smiled knowingly. “In this world, it’s challenging for a capable man to abstain from having a concubine, given the cultural norms of ancient times. Even gifts and ttery between men often involve beautiful concubines.”


    Su Bin responded confidently, “There are exceptions to everything, and I can certainly be one.”


    yfully, Qin Zhenzhen teased him, “We’re still young. You can say that now. Who knows if you might change your mind when I’m old?”


    Su Bin asserted, “I promise not to.”


    Curiously, Qin Zhenzhen asked, “What if I die before you? Would you consider marrying someone else?”


    Before Qin Zhenzhen could finish her sentence, Su Bin yfully covered her mouth.


    Concerned about Qin Zhenzhen’s pregnancy, Su Bin hesitated to prolong the kiss but seemed satisfied after a brief taste.


    “From now on, don’t mention anything about dying before me. We’ll be happy together forever.”


    Qin Zhenzhen clicked her tongue teasingly. “Look at you. Aren’t you afraid of being seen? If you want me to stop, just say it. Why resort to such methods? This is the courtyard.”


    Su Bin hugged her and chuckled. “It’s fine here. There are fewer servants in our house, all busy with other tasks. Who would dare to peek?”


    “By the way, let me update you on the situation in Heaven Mountain.” Seated side by side, Su Bin gently held Qin Zhenzhen in his arms as she continued to share thetest developments.<div>


    When Su Bin first arrived in Shanglin, he initiated a call to action by posting a hero’s promation. The Dragon Phoenix Hall’s amplification of the message quickly stirred up a storm in the martial world.


    Initially, the head of the martial artsmunity mmed the table, dering, “We martial artists bear the responsibility of rectifying injustices in the world! Given the limited military strength of the imperial court, let us dispense justice on behalf of the heavens! It’s also a message to the people that if the soldiers can’t do it, we can!”


    Initially, the martial arts leader reached out to heroes from orthodox sects and civil organizations aligned with these sects. Later, organizations bridging the gap between the orthodox and the underworld also joined the cause. Recognizing the practicality of arger force, the martial arts leader weed their involvement.


    Upon their arrival in Shanglin, Su Bin extended a warm wee to the heroes. Whether intentionally or not, he hinted that the bandits atop the mountain had amassed considerable wealth in gold, silver, and treasures over time. If soldiers were to surround them, these spoils would have to be surrendered to the treasury. However, with the heroes of the martial world leading the charge, there would be no obligation to relinquish these gains.


    “This siege is entirelyposed of such soldiers, all thanks to the heroes here,” Su Bin emphasized. “The mountain bandits are a ruthless bunch. If necessary, don’t hesitate to eliminate them. No need for formalities like registration or handing over the spoils from the mountains.”


    Su Bin’s words echoed the sentiments of the assembled heroes, some of whom were motivated by the allure of gold, silver, and jewelry. Having gained Su Bin’s trust, these individuals became even more eager to partake in suppressing the bandits.


    These heroes disyed amendable level of discipline, adhering to the directives of the martial arts world leader.


    Having previously conferred, they devised a n: all treasures acquired in the mountains would be consolidated. Upon sessfully eradicating the bandits, rewards would be distributed based on each individual’s contributions.


    The influence of the martial arts world leader should not be underestimated. He held a position akin to the highestmander among the soldiers,manding respect and authority.


    In a swift and coordinated effort, they sessfully dismantled two sizable bandit strongholds..


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