Chapter 30: Punching the Fierce Tiger

I've mentioned before that there are four "not-to-be-messed-with" characters on the Green Forest Path these days.

One drinks liquor like water.

One's libido could cover the sky.

One values money over life.

One fights like a mad dog.

Among these, the one who values money over life is none other than Jiang Muchan.

However, his so-called "valuing money over life" doesn't mean he values money more than life, but rather that as a "righteous thief," he dares risk his life to go places where other great thieves dare not and take treasures that others fear to, all to teach a lesson to those unkind wealthy individuals.

But unlike Jiang Muchan, the terms used to describe the other three are pretty much what they say on the tin.

And the person now fighting on behalf of the Cangdu Gang, this "Wu Dai," is one of those three.

By now, some readers will definitely be asking, which one?

I won't keep you in suspense here; the text suggests that he's the one who "drinks liquor like water."