After all, Qin Yao had just mercilessly thrown him off the horse without hesitation.
But this man in front of him was different. He said he would deal with him but didn't actually hit him, just pretended to be fierce to scare him.
The most significant point was that Qin Yao's iron grip on the horseback had exerted such an overwhelming pressure that the child felt terrified.
So now, he eagerly looked at Liu Ji, pointed in the direction of Wildcat Village, knelt down, and while kowtowing to Liu Ji, cried and pleaded:
"Sir, please have mercy. My mother and grandmother will go mad with worry knowing I'm lost. My home is in this village, just half an hour away. Please take me back to see my mother and grandmother first, I beg you..."
Liu Ji slapped his forehead, feeling overwhelmed by this.
He quickly went up to pull the child up, "Poor thing, let me do a good deed to the end, send the Buddha to the west, you're in luck, kid."
