UGB Chapter 454 Do you know the 4 major white-hats?
Chapter 454 Do you know the 4 major white-hats?
Lu Yao then explained the pros and cons to Liu Hui.
Lin Dong's fight with the police is a serious crime, especially since it happened in Jiangzhou. Shi Shouyin's father is probably too far away to intervene.
No matter how great the power, it cannot completely supersede the law.
Now that Shi Shouyin is afraid of Lin Dong confessing and can't save him, he must want Lin Dong dead.
If they knew Liu Hui was Lin Dong's younger brother, they would definitely have ulterior motives.
Therefore, this matter must be kept secret.
After speaking with Liu Hui, Lu Yao brought him back.
Xiao Liu and Yang Lina spoke eloquently.
His mouth was full of white foam.
When he talked about Lu Yao killing the Japanese soldiers, it was as if he had witnessed it with his own eyes.
The story goes that Lu Yao hid in a tree and killed the Japanese soldiers from above; he even climbed onto the table.
He was holding a rifle and making realistic movements.
Actually, he had been nitpicking what Lu Yao had said, and he had already refined and processed it into several versions.
Lu Yao reached out and slapped him:
"Get down, you're limping, aren't you afraid of falling?"
Yang Lina was writing in her plastic-covered diary when she saw Lu Yao return, and only then did she remember to check the time.
"My goodness, are you constipated? It's been over half an hour since you got back!"
Lu Yao laughed and said, "Don't write down your constipation in the notebook, okay?"
Yang Lina exclaimed, "Company Commander Lu, I feel your story shouldn't just be a feature article; it should be a novel, serialized in the weekly newspaper! I'll organize the materials and have the editor-in-chief find an author to write it into a book. I know an author named 'Kan Ge' who likes to write about this kind of subject..."
Lu Yao waved his hand: "My little matter is too trivial to be worth mentioning."
Lu Yao thought to himself, "If I were to write down everything I've done in a book, I'd be charged with hooliganism."
Later, in the 21st century, my story wasn't enough material for a novel. I didn't have any special abilities or superpowers; I was just a pragmatic, sentimental, and genuine man. Who would want to read that? Even if they did, they wouldn't be willing to give it a thumbs up!
Liu Hui and Xiao Liuzi lied and said they were going home, carrying out a mission, and rode off on their bicycles.
Lu Yao looked around the yard; there were no more cars.
They left behind two bicycles. Liu Hui rode one back to Jiapigou, and Liu Hui rode the other away. They had no means of transportation left.
Xiao Liuzi had an idea: "Company Commander, can't you ride a horse? The chestnut horse is very strong and can carry two people without any problem. We all call it 'Red Hare'."
Lu Yao laughed and said, "Alright, then let's ride Red Hare!"
Xiao Liuzi led a horse out of the stable and took out the saddle.
Lu Yao loosened the horse's belly strap three times and tightened it three times, trying to push the saddle away but it wouldn't budge, and finally managed to saddle up and mount the horse.
Yang Lina was completely dumbfounded.
He's handsome and dashing, and exudes a vibrant energy!
Reaching into his bag:
"Wait for me, Company Commander Lu, I'll leave you a photo."
Lu Yao was surprised that she had a camera and laughed:
"Come on! Get ready, I'll rein in the horse and you can snap the shot!"
Lu Yao hadn't ridden a horse for many years.
Back when I was in Outer Mongolia, I spent almost every day on horseback.
He pulled on the reins, the horse's hooves flew, the horse neighed, and the rider reared up, kicking up a cloud of dry, cold snow.
Yang Lina was stunned.
This scene is so beautiful!
He was even more heroic than Yang Zirong.
The horse's coat shimmered like satin in the sunlight, and as it ran, its hooves pounded and its long mane flew.
The man wore a heavy cotton overcoat with fur trim, a Mauser pistol slung across his shoulder, and exuded an aura of chilling coldness and heroic spirit.
Lu Yao rode his horse around in the courtyard, making a "clattering" sound.
Xiao Liu was completely stunned.
He thought that if Lu Yao didn't know how to ride a horse, he could pretend to teach him the basics.
Turns out, Lu Yao rode much better than him.
The chestnut horse, the largest and fiercest of them all, obeyed Lu Yao's commands obediently.
Yang Lina quickly fiddled with the camera as well.
There were no point-and-shoot cameras with autofocus back then; taking photos required skill.
She learned filming techniques in the provincial capital last year.
The entire newspaper office only had this one decent camera.
The Seagull 4B 120 twin-lens reflex camera features a black, square body with two lenses arranged vertically; the upper lens is used for framing and focusing, while the lower lens is used for shooting.
It was locked in the editor-in-chief's cabinet and kept as a valuable instrument.
Unless it's for a major news report, it's not used lightly.
Film rolls are even more precious; each roll can only be used to take 12 photos, and it's a shame to waste even one.
Yang Lina took a deep breath, took off her cotton gloves, and opened the camera's top cover.
Inside is a frosted glass viewfinder screen, and the image is reversed vertically and horizontally.
She held the camera to her chest and gazed down at the upside-down world in the viewfinder.
Lu Yao in the screen is a blurry silhouette.
She began to turn the focus knob on the side of the lens, and the image on the screen began to change with the sound of gears.
This is a process that requires patience and keen observation.
She steadied her breathing, held her breath, and cocked the shutter to prevent her hand from shaking and taking a blurry picture.
Seeing that Lu Yao had once again pulled the horse to its upright position,
Her index finger pressed the shutter button steadily.
"Click."
Lu Yao's heroic figure, the chestnut horse's spirit, and the unique ruggedness and vibrant vitality of that era were captured in a photograph.
"Okay!"
Yang Lina raised her head, her face beaming with a smile.
The excitement was like accomplishing something major.
Lu Yao reached out his hand to dismount from his horse:
"Come on, big reporter, let's go."
Yang Lina reached out and shook hands with Lu Yao. Lu Yao straightened his back and leaned back, using the momentum of the horse to lift Yang Lina's 100-pound body off the ground and land her steadily in front of him.
Lu Yao pulled on the reins, kicked his legs, and shouted:
"Let's go!"
The warhorse galloped out of the militia company's yard with a "clatter, clatter, clatter".
Xiao Liu watched the two figures disappear into the distance, so envious he didn't even feel the cold.
If I could have that day, riding a beautiful woman on a fine horse across the snowy plains, how awesome would that be?
Lu Yao mounted his horse, cracked his whip, and galloped away.
It attracted many passersby to watch.
I've seen people ride horses before, but it's rare to see someone so dashing.
The chestnut horses were moving forward at almost full speed.
At first, Yang Lina was so frightened that she clung tightly to the front edge of the saddle and kept screaming.
However, there was also a hint of excitement in his scream.
"Ah...oh dear...oh my god...ah ah..."
I've never ridden a horse before; it's so bumpy!
If Lu Yao hadn't been holding her waist with one hand, she would have been thrown around several times.
Not far from the town's exit onto the cobblestone road, Lu Yao slowed his horse down.
"Why did you stop running? Running is so exciting!"
Yang Lina was still a little reluctant to leave.
Lu Yao sighed, pinching her waist. "Running away is fine, but please stop yelling, okay? It's like I'm doing something to you from behind. Every time you yell, it reminds me of you being naked!"
"Oh dear, you said you wouldn't mention it again, why are you bringing it up again!"
Lu Yao laughed heartily, "Alright, I won't say anymore. By the way, do you know what the Four Great Whites are?"
"What is it?"
"The first snow, frost on the wall, and a young woman's buttocks as white as cabbage leaves."
"You still dare to talk back!"
Yang Lina writhed in his arms like a snake shedding its skin.
Lu Yao laughed and said, "Isn't it you who asked what it is?"
Yang Lina was truly impressed by Lu Yao, and realized that this legendary hero actually had another side—he was truly despicable!
Lu Yao spurred his horse on again, and she bit her scarf, not daring to make a sound.