Baozi watched as the figure of his opponent drew closer and closer, that unsettling feeling growing stronger by the moment. Before Ye Cheng even made a move, Baozi knelt on the ground, "Look, brother, I was just talking big earlier. I never really meant to make your sister stay. You see how timid I am, I'm clearly not one to do bad things. We just wanted to extort some road fees from the passing drivers, honestly, we had no intention of harming anyone."
They relied on their numerical advantage, simply standing next to lone drivers was usually enough to intimidate them. Most drivers preferred to avoid hassle and would rather pay up than make a fuss.
The others, seeing Baozi acting so cowardly, were truly unable to watch, all turning their backs, not wanting to look any longer.
The man who usually acted the toughest was so timid at the crucial moment. It was a real eye-opener.
