This Xu Gan was Xu Mao's eldest son, Xu Gan.
The Xu Family had been destroyed, its members dead and scattered.
Xu Gan and Third Master Xu had escaped under the protection of five or six guards, only to run into this group halfway.
Most of Third Master Xu's group had been killed. Xu Gan, however, had knelt and begged for mercy. Since he possessed decent strength and claimed he could offer them strategies, he had finally killed two dying guards as a token of allegiance before being accepted into the gang.
Hatred filled his heart, but he dared not show it. He even offered up a smiling face for them to strike, his will to survive blazing brightly.
That was because this gang's leader was at the Houtian Peak, and they had several First-class Martial Artists as well.
With several hundred young and able-bodied men gathered under them, they could potentially slaughter even Prominent Families without a Xiantian overseeing them.
Xu Gan himself was a Second-rate Martial Artist and had come up with quite a few good ideas. His status among the bandits had steadily risen until he ranked sixth.
Earlier.
Xu Gan had entered the mountains with others to hunt. Passing Dongxi Village, he saw the Xu Family's peace and prosperity and thought of his own family's misery.
Resentment rose in his heart.
But he hated this group even more. They had utterly buried the Xu Family's last hope of rising again.
So, he told his companions about the Xu Family, stirring the greed in their hearts.
That was what led to the scene just now.
As for the plan he had proposed, it was indeed feasible.
With this bandit gang's strength, they had a chance of destroying an ordinary Family.
Yet he also knew full well just