And once you do that, big and small troubles are bound to follow.

Liu Cheng wants to enter the customs to fight, not to intrigue with those villains, fight openly and secretly.

He immediately nodded and said:

"It would be best if that could be the case, Mr. Finn, this matter will trouble you! Oh yes, I recently got a radio station that we can use to connect later! ”

Fein was stunned for a moment, then laughed and said:

"Liu, you can always surprise me again and again, let me see your strength again and again, it seems that cooperating with you is the most correct choice for me after coming to China!"

Liu Cheng smiled and waved his hand:

"You're flattering, and as far as I know, Germans don't like compliments."

Fein laughed too:

"But you also have a saying in China, which is called following the local customs, right?"

Although Britta also knows, she is far from Finn's understanding of Chinese culture, staring at the two of them with big eyes and looking at them blankly, with a puzzled expression.

After a while, Liu Cheng found an opportunity to ask Fein:

"Why did Mr. Fein come to Jinzhou?"

When Finn heard this, the smile on his face gradually disappeared, and he sighed softly, turned his head to look at Brita, and his eyes were full of self-reproach:

"In the past month or so, although Brita's injuries have improved significantly, her body is seriously damaged, and it is very difficult to cure it.

A few days ago, my people found out that there was a ginseng plant in a pharmacy in Jinzhou, which was claimed to be the treasure of the town, so they made a special trip from Fengtian. ”

Speaking of this, Finn's face was a little more gloomy:

"But I went to the pharmacy just now, and the ginseng has already been bought, and judging from the owner's reaction, it should have been snatched by the Japanese at a very low price."

Liu Cheng frowned slightly, and said tentatively:

"If that's the case, I might be able to help, and I've opened a pharmacy too."

Fein smiled bitterly and shook his head:

"I have been in Mukden for a long time, and I also know something about ginseng and deer antler velvet and other great tonic medicinal materials.

If it was just ordinary ginseng, I wouldn't have to bother to go to the doctor and tell me that I must look for ginseng that is more than 100 years old, and the roots are intact and not damaged in the slightest. ”

Liu Cheng stopped speaking for a while.

Although 100-year-old ginseng was precious, it was not too difficult to find at the time, but it was a bit too harsh to require that the roots were not damaged in the slightest.

Ginseng is precious and has been said to be mysterious since ancient times.

The well-known version is about the "Participation Run".

However, there are indeed many complicated rules for ginseng pickers, the first of which is that ginseng picking cannot be said to be ginseng picking, but to be called a mallet and so on.

In the process of "carrying ginseng", every ginseng picker hopes to "lift" the ginseng intact, even if it is a thin beard, and does not want to destroy it.

But that thing is buried deep in the earth, and no matter how careful you are, some of the ends of the roots are already as thin as hair, and who can guarantee that it can be "lifted" out "unharmed"?

Seeing Liu Cheng's expression, Fein smiled bitterly and waved his hand:

"Forget it, forget it, we won't talk about this, I will continue to think of a way, you don't have to worry about it, but you should be careful everywhere, remember, there is only one life."

Liu Cheng felt that he hadn't seen him for more than a month, and Finn seemed to be a different person, and he would never be able to say such a thing before.

But when you think about it, it's normal.

Brita's affair is bound to have a certain impact on Finn's state of mind, and it is not surprising to say such a thing.

Before Liu Cheng could speak, there was a sudden sound of a heavy object falling to the ground outside the door.

The faces of the three changed at the same time, and Finn and Britta immediately got up, drew their pistols, and dodged to the door.

Liu Cheng motioned for them not to move, opened the door and walked out.

At that time, the sky had already darkened, but Liu Cheng still saw a figure squatting in the corner of the courtyard wall at a glance.

But he didn't say anything, but went straight to the door, and asked in a deep voice:

"Who's knocking?"

I asked three times in succession, but no one answered outside the door.

In fact, Liu Cheng did this deliberately, the purpose was to let the person squatting in the corner come over by himself.

Due to the light, he couldn't tell if the other party had a weapon in his hand, but he could conclude that this person must not be Japanese, nor did he do something for the Japanese.

Otherwise, he could have called the door generously, or just broke in.

In this case, if the person had a gun in his hand, Liu Cheng had to make sure that the gun would not go off.

Otherwise, it won't take three minutes for Japanese soldiers or puppet police patrolling the streets to arrive.