After hearing about Niu Zhichun's undeserved scapegoating, Ye Weiming could not help finding it rather amusing.
You read that right!
He found Old Niu's experience amusing, nothing more. He did not sympathize with him in the slightest.
Though Niu Zhichun's ordeal sounded tragic, it was not actually a bad thing at all. On the contrary, it was a tremendous stroke of luck.
Who was Bu Jingyun?
Though known in the martial world as the Undying God of Death, he was absolutely a righteous and kind-hearted model of the orthodox path!
Such a man might not say it aloud, but he was definitely the type to repay a drop of kindness with a gushing spring. And what had Niu Zhichun done? He had prevented Bu Jingyun from suffering the retribution of "those who cuckold others will inevitably be cuckolded," and had stopped Jian Chen from violating the Yu Chuchu Bu Jingyun loved so deeply. He was a great benefactor!
Yet this great benefactor had not only received no gratitude, but had been mistaken for a lecherous villain and viciously beaten. That would surely leave Bu Jingyun with an immense sense of guilt on top of his original gratitude.
One could well imagine that although that stupid ox had taken a beating, he was certain to make a fortune from this mission. Even if he saw no immediate reward, Bu Jingyun would surely repay him doubly in the future.
What was there to sympathize with about such a risk-free windfall?
Knowing that other players were frantically pushing the plot forward during this mission, Ye Weiming naturally did not dare delay for fear of missing another major scene. Riding Ah Hong, he rushed to Zhonghua Pavilion at top speed.
Unfortunately, despite hurrying as fast as he could, he was still one step too