Seemingly Right, Yet Wrong! True Protagonists Have Brains, and They're Quite Clever

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With Wang Zhen and the others escorting them, the journey of the four Hobbits led by Frodo was nothing short of luxurious!

Wang Zhen and the other Zhongzhou Team members were not ascetics who gnawed on coarse buns, dry rations, and drank plain water. While they could not exactly be called extravagantly decadent, whenever circumstances allowed, they had no objection to enjoying delicacies made from the finest ingredients provided by the omnipotent Main God. Thus, once they brought out their finest wines and foods to entertain the Hobbits, it took only a single meal for these four inexperienced Hobbits, venturing beyond the Shire for the first time, to develop a sense of closeness and rapport with Wang Zhen and the others.

After all, for Hobbits, who were pure-hearted by nature, loved life, and delighted in good food and drink, whenever something made them unhappy, they simply prepared a lavish feast to go with fine wine and ate to their heart's content. If they were still unhappy afterward, then they would have another, even grander and more delicious meal!

Of course, running into those chilling, vicious Black Riders who had come to ambush and kill them the moment they left the Shire had made Frodo and the other three Hobbits very unhappy! Frodo especially—being both a relative of Bilbo Baggins, the most legendary Hobbit, and the bearer of the One Ring—was young, but quite sharp-minded. Gandalf's frantic rush to drive him out of the Shire and send the two of them racing toward The Prancing Pony, acting as though faced with a great enemy, had already left Frodo deeply confused. Then, after encountering Black Riders disguised as Nazgûl and nearly being tempted by the One