Yang Ge jumped onto the bow, his face red and ears steaming, brandishing his sword and bellowing loudly.
The eight men on the small sampan all looked at him in astonishment, seemingly not understanding why this stubborn man, who had been uncompromising just moments ago, would suddenly undergo such a dramatic change in attitude.
But soon, the eight men came to an abrupt realization and fell silent.
The only possible explanation for this stubborn man's sudden shift in behavior was the "reasoning" Ma Liu had spoken of just before.
Did that "reasoning" make sense?
Of course, it made sense.
At least they all thought their reasoning was sound.
But was that reasoning important?
Of course not!
Even Li Jincheng, the youngest and most hot-blooded among them, had never taken such reasoning to heart.
Children are the ones who bother with reasoning.
Did Lianhuan Fort dominate the Jianghuai waterways because their reasoning was superior?
Of course not!
