Going to Do Private Matters
Editor: Henyee Translations
Of course, the soldiers indulged in private foraging, and Shao Yunduan and Qiao Xuan were not inclined to be petty about it. As long as it didn't constitute sabotage, they adopted a nonchalant, indifferent attitude and allowed them to do as they pleased.
If the water was too clear, there would be no fish. If one took things too seriously, it would not only trouble others but also oneself. As long as it didn't violate their principles or cross any boundaries, they brushed it off with ease.
Shao Yunduan had dropped a bombshell, and regardless of the potential trouble that 500 meters might cause, he headed south with Qiao Xuan.
The canal's waterway remained unobstructed. The boat traveled swiftly and afforded them plenty of leisure time.
However, the season was quite cold, especially on the desolate river. When the wind blew, it felt even chillier.
Most of the time, they had to take refuge in the cabin. It was a rare period when no one disturbed them.