On the wedding day of rebirth, the cannon fodder educated youth killed everyone

Thinking of those people's looks, he felt even more resentful.

He couldn't help but think that when he took over the Li family in the future, he would make those who had laughed at him kneel before him and beg for mercy.

Qi Bowen bought a train ticket to Sichuan Province and waited for several hours at the station before finally getting on the train.

The car was full of smells. In the past, he would always be driven when he went on long trips.

Even if he came back late from school, his grandfather would have someone drive to pick him up. When had he ever taken such a crowded train?

No, he couldn't accept living such a hard life in the future. He was born noble and he would remain noble for the rest of his life.

He didn't bring anything with him and his stomach was growling with hunger. He still had some money on him. He had never worried about money over the years.

"Comrade, where are you going?" Qi Bowen was in a bad mood. He held the luggage in his hand and looked out the window in confusion.

The person sitting next to him took a look at the watch on Qi Bowen's hand and came over enthusiastically.

"I'm going to Sichuan Province." Qi Bowen looked up at the people. He was used to being admired by others, so he didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

"What a coincidence, me too. I'm in Beijing on a business trip." Seeing that Qi Bowen was willing to talk to him, the man happily sat closer.

"You are from Sichuan Province? Do you know Kangping County?" Qi Bowen knew that his cousin's grandmother's home was in Kangping County. He had been there once when he was a child.

By now his memory was already fuzzy, but he remembered that his great aunt's husband worked at the Kangping Steel Plant, and he should be able to find him there.

"Kangping? I know. It's in the county next to ours. I used to go there on business trips often." The man was very straightforward.

"Really? Then do you know Kangping Iron and Steel Plant?" Qi Bowen was unsure, so he asked hurriedly when he heard it.

"I know." The man looked at Qi Bowen and answered with a smile.

The two chatted along the way, and outsiders thought they were together.

"Comrade, didn't you bring any food? I brought rice, let's eat together." The man looked at Qi Bowen and greeted him enthusiastically.

"No need, I have money. I'll treat you to whatever you want to eat." Qi Bowen was also hungry, and there was food for sale on the bus.

However, few people go to buy it, and everyone just brings some dry food to get by.

"I'm so sorry, please sit down, I'll go buy it, what do you want to eat?" The man was more enthusiastic than Qi Bowen.

Qi Bowen would never let others pay. It would be so embarrassing if he told others about it. In Beijing, he always paid no matter who he went out with.

He didn't lack these. Once he found his mother and returned to Beijing, he would have everything. Along the way, he felt that this person was very down-to-earth.

Thinking of this, Qi Bowen got up and went out to buy food, leaving his luggage there and asking someone to watch it for him.

After Qi Bowen left, the man rummaged through the luggage and found some clothes, ten big unity banknotes and some bills.

He took the money and bills calmly, then held the luggage in his arms and waited for Qi Bowen with peace of mind.

"I ordered some meat dishes, let's eat together." Qi Bowen was very generous, and he still felt very embarrassed.

If this were in Beijing, he would definitely take people to a state-owned restaurant for a meal.

There was nothing good on the train, so he took all the meat and vegetables he could find.

"How can I say that?" The man said he didn't want to eat anything. After pushing and shoving for several times, he finally reluctantly sat down with Qi Bowen and ate together.

In the next two days, the two of them changed trains together, and even the tickets were paid by Qi Bowen.

But the man was busy running around, fetching water for Qi Bowen, serving food to Qi Bowen, and keeping watch for Qi Bowen.

Qi Bowen has always been taken care of meticulously, which makes him very satisfied and he likes him even more.

After traveling all the way, they would reach Sichuan Province by dawn. Qi Bowen was exhausted by the journey.

Fortunately, he met a nice person, and Qi Bowen slept soundly and peacefully.

"Leopard, how is it?" At the end of the carriage, several people squatted in the corner, looking around vigilantly.

"I met a fat guy. I took out almost all my money. He still had a watch on his hand. I'll take it when I get off the bus tomorrow. There's nothing else."

The man called Leopard glanced in the direction of Qi Bowen. He had been serving him like a grandson these past two days, and what he had his eyes on was his watch.

If he was not mistaken, the watch was a high-end product and he could just take it away when he got off the bus.

Now that fool hasn't noticed that the money in his luggage is gone. He is obviously a rich young master.

"Then you better be careful. We didn't gain much here. It was all small money. We almost lost money."

Several people reported their income to each other. Fortunately, Leopard met a fat sheep, otherwise the ticket money alone would not be enough to cover the cost of this trip.

"I understand. Be careful when you go back." Leopard waved his hand. It was obvious that Qi Bowen came from a well-off family.

He got on the bus from Beijing. From his tone, he knew his family was very powerful, but he was not afraid. People in this line of work never have a fixed place to stay.

After this train ride, I may not be able to recognize him the next time I see him.

Leopard returned to the carriage and saw Qi Bowen sleeping soundly, not worried about being robbed at all, so he sneered.

The next morning the train arrived at the station. The train was packed with people, as if they were afraid they would not be able to get out if they left too late.

"Bo Wen, hurry up. You have never taken a train before, so you don't know. If you leave too late, the train will be closed."

Leopard saw Qi Bowen sitting there motionless with a look of disgust on his face, so he stood up and tried to persuade him.

It would be easier to take action when there are more people around. Otherwise, there would be only them in the carriage, and he would be exposed if he took action.

"Ah?" When Qi Bowen heard him say this, he squeezed out with his luggage. He had no idea that this was Sichuan Province, and it was also a transit place for many people.

As long as he got down within the specified time, everything would be fine. Leopard knew that Qi Bowen knew nothing and was just trying to scare him.

Qi Bowen tried his best to squeeze out, for fear that he would be left behind in the car. At first, Leopard was still next to him, but later, because there were too many people, he disappeared in the squeeze.

Qi Bowen finally squeezed out of the car, gasping for breath. He never wanted to squeeze into a train again.

He became more determined to stay in Beijing. When he saw his mother, he would act as pitifully as possible.

After resting for a while, he remembered that the friend he met on the train had not gotten off yet.

He was anxious when he saw the car was already moving. What happened? Wasn’t the person getting off yet?

It was so crowded just now that he didn't notice anyone, so Qi Bowen found a place to sit and wait.

I thought he must have come down as well and must be looking for him.

After waiting for a long time, Qi Bowen felt something was wrong. The train was nowhere to be seen, and the man was nowhere to be seen either.

"He won't leave first, will he? Humph, he doesn't keep his word and is really unreliable." Qi Bowen muttered to himself and picked up his luggage to prepare to set off alone.

After walking a few steps, he realized something was wrong. He raised his hand and found that his watch was gone.