After Li Mu Yang and Gao Dafu split that bag of Gold Coins evenly, Gao Dafu's attitude toward Li Mu Yang changed drastically. Before, he had treated him with the condescending air of a big brother looking after a little brother. Now, he seemed to bow to Li Mu Yang's every word, deliberately lowering himself in submission.
The allure of money was immense. He had discovered that ever since this "Huang Ergou" arrived, the unexpected wealth he had received surpassed everything he had accumulated over the past several years combined.
Not to mention the generous reward from the Cui family's young lady last time—even the Gold Coins that handsome, noble young master had given him this time far exceeded the savings he had built up over years of working at the silk shop. In a few more days, he would be marrying the most beautiful village flower in the village, and this money was enough for him to hold a grand and splendid wedding.
Whenever Li Mu Yang swept the floor, Gao Dafu would immediately snatch the broom from his hands, saying, "Let me do it, let me do it. How could I let you personally handle such dirty work?" Whenever Li Mu Yang climbed up and down or moved bolts of fabric, he would also hurry over to stop him, saying, "Let me do it, let me do it. How could I trouble you with something so dangerous?"
When Li Mu Yang rested, Gao Dafu would even brew him a cup of tea and bring it over, telling him to ease his fatigue. He had even bought marinated chicken legs from Xu's several times to give Li Mu Yang an extra meal.
Li Mu Yang refused several times, but Gao Dafu continued doing as he pleased, expressing his gratitude