A legend has been circulating throughout the jianghu for who knows how long: Never borrow money from Xu He. If you do, you'll never be able to pay it back, and the consequences will be serious...
Hong Qigong: What the heck? I only borrowed twenty taels, and in half a month it ballooned to ten thousand? I can't pay it back, I can't!
Huang Yaoshi: Are you a bloodsucker? You turned a hundred taels of silver into a hundred thousand? I'm not paying! Do whatever you want!
Ouyang Feng: You punk, you're charging me exorbitant interest now? You looking to die?
Duan Zhixing: Could you give me a few more days? Or maybe you could take my estate as collateral and count it toward the interest?
Watching the four deadbeat borrowers, Eastern Heretic, Western Venom, Southern Emperor, and Northern Beggar, Xu He, who possessed the Wuxia Microloan System, laughed. "You won't pay me back? Then hand over your martial arts, inner strength, and everything else. If all else fails, you can repay me with yourself. Wait, don't get worked up. I mean Mu Wanqing, Wang Yuyan, and Li Qiushui!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The author is great. The dynasty of The Eight Parts of the Dragon was around the ** year of the Northern Song Dynasty, while the period of The Legend of the Condor Heroes was around the ** year of the Southern Song Dynasty! Still using Li Qiushui and Mu Wanqing to pay off the debt? Use their graves? Can I use snacks when writing an introduction?
The writing is okay, but the updates are too slow.