Wan Wan (Part 2)

"Big Brother, avenge Big Brother!"

After the burly bandit charging at the front fell, the bandits behind him not only showed no fear, but instead seemed to have their savage ferocity stirred up. Shouting wildly, they rushed at Shen Fei as though they wanted to tear him to pieces.

"Ah." Shen Fei sighed softly. The gleam of the Sword of Implication flashed through the air several times, and the charging bandits abruptly stopped. A moment later, a thin line of blood appeared across every one of their necks, and they all collapsed.

Shen Fei naturally would not show mercy to bandits who took pleasure in robbery and murder. Harsh measures were needed in troubled times. In this chaotic age, bandits, mountain brigands, and pirates ran rampant, causing untold suffering among ordinary people.

The most infamous of these bandits were now the Four Great Bandits. Together, the four of them were as powerful as an insurgent army, and countless commoners suffered at their hands. They were even more unrestrained than Du Fuwei's Jianghuai Army. Du Fuwei's chances were slim, but he still harbored ambitions of unifying the realm. The Four Great Bandits had no such aspirations at all.

Among these bandits were also numerous foreigners taking advantage of the chaos to loot and plunder. Tiele, Khitan, Tubo, Goryeo, and others had all sent people into the Central Plains to sow disorder.

Naturally, those foreign peoples hoped the Central Plains would become as chaotic as possible. After all, a powerful empire in the Central Plains posed an enormous threat to the nations Outside the Great Wall.

Shen Fei would naturally show no mercy if he encountered such people. His attitude toward them differed from his attitude toward Ba Feng Han. Even if Shen Fei later incorporated the grasslands into his territory, Ba