Wuhen was getting increasingly angry.
Pirates had their own rules - they needed money, but they did not injure people, that was why the governmental offices never punished them. In this way, those who were robbed only needed to pay some money to save their own lives.
The pirates stopped them and charged them even more money, because they saw that the boat they were riding was very luxurious. Lord Huai was too spoiled to withstand bitterness, so he chose a very luxurious one rather than an ordinary one, attracting the attention of the pirates.
Now they had got themselves out of trouble and were fine, but what about the boats that came after?
The pirates would vent their anger at them instead.
Zhou Huaiyu gave Wuhen a push when he heard Wuhen's interrogative words, telling him not to talk about that any more.
