Gods: Start with Goblins

Luo Dan thought that these guys really had no memory. They actually dared to come here to cause trouble. Did they want to die?
Luo Dan rolled up his sleeves and wanted to go forward to argue.

Facing those burly men, he did not show any fear, but instead defeated them with his momentum.

His eyes were wide open and his look was fierce, which made people feel fear unconsciously.

He frowned and looked very difficult to deal with.

And Luodan is tall, which makes him look more ferocious.

However, there was a hint of tenderness in his eyes, and he did not look as fierce as those big men.

Originally he just wanted to talk them into some sense, so he stepped forward and protected Cui'er behind him, then spoke to those burly men.

"Who are you? How dare you be so rude to a delicate young lady in broad daylight? Do you still have any respect for the world and the law?"

Those burly men in the form of darts obviously didn't know Luo Dan. Although he looked very tall, he didn't have much flesh on his body, so they were not afraid of him at all and didn't take what he said to heart.

Instead, he looked at Luodan with an arrogant tone and fierce eyes, and spoke to Luodan in a heavy voice.

"Who are you, kid? Want to be a hero and save the beauty? Then you might have saved the wrong person. Do you know who I am? Do you know who is above me? He is the famous prince in our city. Do you dare to offend him? Even if you dare, can you beat me? If you don't have the real skills, don't take this job!"

The burly man rolled his eyes at him in displeasure, then said "Pooh" to the side and clapped his hands, looking down on Luodan.

"Hey, please don't say that. I don't like it. We still have to talk about the law here. You have to know that this world does not belong to the Wang family. Who do you think he is? In broad daylight, what kind of thing is it to force a commoner woman? If the court knew about this, you would lose your heads many times. What kind of thing is it to bully a weak woman here?"

Cui'er had been standing there and was so frightened by the scene that she almost cried.

She was timid to begin with, and in a situation like this, she didn't dare to move at all, for fear of being caught by them.

Now the only person she could rely on was Luodan, so she didn't dare to stay three meters away from Luodan. She had to follow closely behind him, holding Luodan's sleeve all the time.

Luodan really makes people feel safe. When he stands in front of Cui'er, Cui'er is not so scared anymore.

Luo Dan paused and continued.

"I'm not saying anything bad about you, but you should also be able to distinguish between good and evil in your own hearts. Don't just do whatever Prince Wang tells you to do. If he tells you to kill people or set fire to something, would you do it?"

"As the saying goes, a prodigal who returns is worth more than gold. You should still behave yourself. By the way, tell Wang to stop paying attention to Cui Er."

"Every time his men come, I will beat them back. I will beat them back once. I will beat them back twice. I will beat them back three times. Anyway, I will beat them back every time I see them! Young Master Wang has also seen how powerful I am."

Those burly men had no intention of leaving. It seemed like people like them looked down on others, so he would not listen to any of their attempts to persuade them.

No, I can even say that I didn't listen at all!

I have said so much, but it was all in vain and a waste of words.

"What do you mean by hiding from me? I must take the person away today. You think too highly of yourself. Do you think I'm afraid of you?"

"Ah, bah, get as far away from me as you can and don't disturb me while I'm doing my work. Be careful when I tell you. Then we'll see which is harder, your words or my fists."

Now Luodan wanted to roll his eyes to the sky. He had never seen such a shameless person in his life. I thought I had refreshed his understanding of human beings to a new level.

He found that it was impossible to reason with such people, as not everyone would listen to him, so Luodan decided to use the simplest and most brutal method to drive them away.

He did what he said. Luo Dan first put Cui'er aside, then leaned over and spoke to her gently.

"Cui'er, don't be scared later. Don't worry, I won't let you get hurt. Just stay here and don't walk around. I'll help you drive these people away!"

Cui'er's eyes were like two crystal pearls, tightly locked on Luodan's face. At first, there was a subtle uneasiness in her eyes, as if she was afraid of the unknown that was about to come. However, when Luodan's voice sounded gently and firmly, and those words like the spring breeze came into her ears, her expression gradually relaxed, and the tension in her eyes was replaced by a deep sense of peace. Her eyes became firm again, as if she had found the sustenance of her heart, and she was full of trust and dependence on Luodan.

She nodded and spoke gently.

"Don't worry, it's okay, I'm not afraid because I believe in you!"

A hint of warmth suddenly flashed in Luodan's eyes. This was the first time that someone trusted him unconditionally and his heart was filled with warmth.

Luodan turned around and punched those burly men. It can be said that he punched each of them. His movements were smooth and continuous without any unnecessary movements in between.

Those dart-like men were knocked over and punched, leaving them stunned.

He never expected that the person in front of him did not look simple, but he was unwilling to admit defeat.

So without thinking, he just went forward and fought back.

But the man wanted to fight back and hit him, but just as he took a step forward, he was stopped by Luodan. He stopped him and made him unable to move. This was a shameful thing in any way, and it made him angry and anxious.

Luo Dan made a harsh remark and said it to them.

"I've already told you that I'm not a simple person, but you still insist on coming to Shanghai. There's nothing I can do about it. If you dare to come forward and take Cui'er away, I'll beat you up. If you don't want to die, just come!"

Luo Dan firmly guarded Cui Er with an unshakable domineering aura. His voice was as firm as steel, and every word he said revealed unquestionable majesty. When he said this, the air around him seemed to freeze, and no one dared to take another step forward. People were intimidated by his aura and could only look at him from afar, their hearts filled with awe.

After all, everyone still only knows a little bit about it, so how could they be willing to risk their lives for a prince?

So they turned around tactfully and left them silently. When they left in disgrace, it was very comforting to see.

When Cui'er saw that the bad guys in front of her were driven away by Luodan, she was very grateful to this lifesaver.

Because she had saved him more than once, the police were in dire straits this time and would regard him as their savior no matter what.

Yes, he got up, brushed the dust off his face, and then said to Luodan with gratitude.

"Thank you, my savior. You have saved me more than once. How can I repay you?"

Cui'er suddenly patted his head. He thought to himself, why hasn't he brought his savior in to sit down yet? It's not good for him to stand outside.

So Cui'er quickly patted his head and spoke to Luodan.

"Oh, yes, I forgot about that. I should take you in now. Let's go in. Don't mind that our place is a bit shabby. I'll go in and treat you to a meal."

How could Luo Dan despise Cui Er's humble birth? He didn't pursue her for money or anything like that. He was very open-minded towards Cui Er.
"Cui Er, how can you say that? These are just trivial matters. Just treat me to a big meal. I have never eaten a meal you made yourself. Why don't you treat me to a meal today?"

Luo Dan said this, confirming that the distance between them was reduced a lot.

He did not feel disgusted because of his family's poor conditions, but instead accepted himself very openly.

He stopped thinking about this matter silently in his heart, but thought about what other dishes he had in his kitchen. He was talking to himself.

"What should I cook today? I'll make some hand-shredded Chinese cabbage. I think we have some small Chinese cabbage at home. I think we have some meat stored at home. I'll stir-fry some pork belly. I'll buy some good food for him to eat. Yes, I'll stir-fry a few side dishes and some meat."

Luodan stood there blankly, watching Cui'er who was somewhat busy, but suddenly she looked up at Luodan, as if she thought of something, and she hurriedly said to Luodan.

"Oh, by the way, I have no memory at all. I'll go get a stool right away. I'm sorry to let you stand here. Here is a stool. Sit down and take a rest. I'll go cook some food and we can eat."

Luodan smiled slightly, looking very friendly, and said to Cui'er.

"It's okay, these are just small matters. Just go and do your thing, don't worry about me. I'm not that pretentious. I'll find a stool and sit on it. I'll go out and see if there are any bad guys outside, and pick some fruits for you."

When Cui Er heard Luo Dan's firm and powerful words, the tension in her heart instantly dissipated. She knew very well that the benefactor in front of her was not the kind of person who was bound by secular rules. He had a kind of freedom and uninhibitedness that went beyond the norm. This unique personality made Cui Er feel sincerely envious. She longed to live as freely and unrestrained as Luo Dan. Under Luo Dan's protection, Cui Er felt unprecedented peace of mind and trust. She knew that she had a real support.

She herself wanted to be that kind of person, but...

Cui'er thought about it and suddenly sighed, but then she remembered that she was not that bad. At least she still had many skills and she still had survival skills.

It’s just that he doesn’t live as freely and comfortably as Luodan.

After all, everyone has different responsibilities. Not only does she have herself to take care of, but she also has to take care of her old mother who is lying in the hospital bed.

But she never complained because she felt that everything was arranged for a reason.

Cui'er quickly made a delicious meal, but it looked very simple and cold, but it was the best she could do.

After all, not everyone is so rich. She lives in very poverty, but she is still willing to give the best food in her home to Luodan.

This was a very good idea, after all, she was a person who knew how to repay kindness. Luo Dan had saved her from danger many times, so she naturally wanted to give him the best.

At this time, the male protagonist also came back from strolling outside. He came in with the fruit in his hand. He simply wiped it, then turned around and said to Cui'er.

"Cui'er, this fruit is very delicious. Come and have one too."

Cui'er took the fruit from him and tasted it. A hint of warmth flashed in her eyes and she said to Luodan.

"This word is indeed quite good. It tastes crispy and sweet and sour. I actually like it very much."

"Eat more if you like. This fruit does taste pretty good."

At this time, Cui'er also brought the last dish to the table and called Luodan.

"My savior, we can eat now, please don't despise me."

Luo Dan looked at the food on the table. Although it was not delicacies from land and sea, it looked quite delicious.

It smells delicious, which shows that Cui'er is a very good cook.

"What are you talking about that you can't eat? And this smells really good, it should taste really good. I'm not picky and I can eat anything."

Cui'er got up and went into the house to help her seriously ill old mother out to eat, and said in a gentle tone.

"Mother, this is my savior. He saved me twice. I am very grateful to him, so I invited him to stay for dinner."

Her mother looked very kind and she smiled and said to Luodan.

"Thank you very much, sir. We don't have anything good in our family, so we have no way to repay you. I can only treat you to a meal to show my appreciation."

Luo Dan, on the other hand, was very open-minded and said, "I think you are being too polite. This meal is a great reward. I didn't expect anything in the first place."

"On the contrary, Cui Er is a very filial girl. Not only is she filial, she is also very polite. You really raised a good girl."

"Hahaha, you are joking, but Cui'er is indeed a filial girl."

The three of them ate while chatting, and during the meal, Luodan would praise Cui'er's cooking skills from time to time.

But he wasn't exaggerating, it really was delicious.

Sometimes Cui'er felt embarrassed and had to answer him modestly.

"These are all things I should do. They are all small things. You don't have to take them to heart. On the contrary, you saved me from danger, so I should thank you."

"Thank you for saving me twice. I have no way to repay you, so I can only treat you to a meal. You are really too polite. This is what you deserve. There is no need for you to be modest."

Luodan smiled slightly and said gently to Cui'er.

"Miss Cui'er, what happened to your mother? Did she catch a cold? Or something else? Why does she seem to be in poor health?"

When talking about her mother, Cui'er felt very sad, because her mother had suffered a lot in order to take care of her since she was a child.

Therefore, the root of the disease was laid.

Every time the weather got cold, her knees would hurt so much and her body was no longer as strong as it used to be. Gradually, she got used to lying in bed all year round.

Cui Er watched her mother's body weaken day by day, and her former strength and vitality gradually disappeared. Her heart felt as if it was cut by a knife. She recalled that when she was young, her mother always took care of her meticulously, and nurtured her growth with endless patience and care. At that time, her mother seemed to have endless energy, always able to meet her needs at the first time, and hold up a warm sky for her.

Today, Cui Er has grown up, but her mother has been attacked by an illness. Seeing her mother's increasingly haggard face, Cui Er's heart is filled with endless guilt and self-blame. She takes care of her mother with all her heart every day and never complains. Because she knows that this is her responsibility as a daughter and also her deep gratitude to her mother.

Cui Er often wondered in her heart, how could she have grown up to be who she is today without her mother's careful care? Although her family was poor, her mother always gave her everything to let her live a carefree life. This deep maternal love made Cui Er feel extremely precious and grateful. Even though her mother's health is not as good as before, Cui Er will still firmly guard her side and repay her mother's selfless love in her own way.

When this thought came to her mind, her eyes instantly became moist, and crystal tears quietly gathered at the corners of her eyes. She took a deep breath, trying to calm the waves in her heart, but the deep emotion and endless guilt made her unable to control herself.

"My mother...she has lived her whole life for me." Her voice trembled slightly, with indescribable tenderness and sorrow. Every word seemed to come from the bottom of her heart, full of endless gratitude and longing for her mother. (End of this chapter)