Why did you provoke me?

Nangong Tianshou left, and Yu Meng never expected that the result she wanted would come so quickly.

She didn't publicize it, but quietly cultivated herself, not wanting to end up in that situation herself.

The days passed by at a leisurely pace.

That day, Zhang Zhen came over with a few sheets of paper in his hand.

"Teacher Yu, look at these records. Some of their accounts have circulated here, and it's not just one transaction."

Yu Meng looked at that place—Feng County, a place famous for beekeeping. It is said that it has the most varieties of flowers and the longest flowering period. Even ordinary families have two or three beehives, so the people there are not poor.

Zhang Zhen looked at Yu Meng and said, "Should we send someone to check on this?"

"Hmm, why don't you go to the backyard and ask them if anyone's hometown is in that area?" Yu Meng said casually, staring at the few sheets of paper in her hand.

"Okay, I'll go right away. If there's any connection, then we'll have to follow Fucheng's procedures." There was no fear in Zhang Zhen's eyes, but rather a hint of excitement.

Yu Meng didn't look up. "This place probably has nothing to do with us. I don't want anyone to notice us either."

Chang Chen straightened up to show that he understood.

"Then go and choose the people! Safety is the top priority."

Yu Meng went to Secretary Wu and told him about it.

Secretary Wu's first thought was that he should prepare several more cars.

Then he suddenly remembered something, "Teacher Yu, wait a minute, why does this name sound so familiar? Let me look it up."

Secretary Wu rummaged through the desk for a long time before finally pulling out a green notebook.

"Didn't you say back then that you wanted to establish a second and third branch? It seems Xiao Wen chose Feng County, for example," Secretary Wu said, flipping through his notebook. "I used a separate notebook to record things for them."

"Why did you choose that place?"

"You'd never guess their reason!" Secretary Wu pointed to a few lines in his notebook. "It really is this Feng County."

Yu Meng was curious and asked again, "What reason?"

Secretary Wu didn't speak, but picked up a map from the side of the table. "Take a look," Secretary Wu said, drawing lines on the map with his finger, "the two locations they chose. "Don't they look like an equilateral triangle?"

Yu Meng followed the finger and saw that it was indeed true. "What are they doing?"

"They say triangles are stable, and we'll follow this principle when we go out to expand our territory," Secretary Wu explained with a smile.

"This is really convenient. I've also prepared the supplies Xiao Wen needed, and I can just bring them over on the way."

Yu Meng sat there without saying a word. If her own territory was there, then the plan would have to be changed.

How can I allow others to sleep soundly in my own bed? Besides, there are too many people in the backyard. Now that there are second and third branches, this is a good opportunity to divert people out.

But she didn't really know much about this, so she thought of Nangong Tianshou.

After looking around, I realized that if I went to him like this, he would definitely look down on me. I needed to think of a way to handle things more smoothly.

After explaining his plan, Secretary Wu immediately said he would take care of it.

Yu Meng stared at him blankly. "You're going? Will he talk to me?"

"You still don't understand him. Back then, he wanted to unite Jingchuan and Tianshou to coordinate resources, which would also serve as a deterrent to other bases. Unfortunately, there were too many mouths in charge at Jingchuan, so the matter was dropped. At that time, he said that his mother was just a puppet and destined to be overworked. He was ambitious, but he also genuinely cared for his mother."

Having learned all this, Yu Meng shared her thoughts and then went to cultivate. She had complete confidence in leaving it to Secretary Wu.

Yu Meng wasn't involved in what happened afterward. Zhang Zhen gave her a brief report before leaving, but didn't go into details, and she didn't bother to ask. Knowing Nangong Tian Shou's temperament, he certainly wouldn't let himself be taken advantage of.

Secretary Wu handed her the compiled documents, and after flipping through them, she was truly astonished.

The rules, everyone's responsibilities, and the corresponding rewards and punishments are all clearly laid out.

Secretary Wu held the teacup in his hand and grinned foolishly. "It would have been better if Nangong had come to our place sooner. He still has a better grasp of the big picture. He can get to the heart of some issues. It's very difficult for me to do these things."

"Uncle Wu, this guild hall depends entirely on you. He's just staying temporarily, and I can't stop him from leaving if he wants to. You're different; this is your home. Everything you do is for this home."

Yu Meng stopped there. She believed Secretary Wu would understand what she meant.

Fortunately, Nangong Tianshou didn't hear Yu Meng's words, otherwise he would have definitely turned his back and left.

He finally made up his mind to help Yu Meng, but Yu Meng doubted his loyalty. Who could tolerate that!

Secretary Wu hadn't thought that far ahead. He pondered for a moment before speaking, "I'll be troubling him with these kinds of things a lot in the future. I need to find him a good cook. He keeps complaining that the food isn't good enough and doesn't suit his taste."

Yu Meng sneered inwardly. "I was right, wasn't I? If you consider this your home, you won't be picky."

Judging from Secretary Wu's demeanor, Yu Meng didn't say anything. If it weren't for her own situation, she and Nangong would be in a similar situation; if they wanted to leave, no one could stop them.

After thinking about it, she decided against it. There was no point in worrying too much. She should just focus on her cultivation.

After Secretary Wu left, Nangong Tianshou was in a dream.

The suggestions he gave to Secretary Wu were all things he had wanted to do but hadn't done over the years. Some of them were quite radical, and he was waiting for Yu Meng to come and explain them to him.

One day, two days, three days passed, and Yu Meng still hadn't arrived. He was getting a little restless.

On the fourth day, after breakfast, he took Xiao Hao out for a walk. They walked around Yu Meng's office twice, but Yu Meng was not at work at all.

When Secretary Wu arrived at work, she saw him and warmly welcomed him into her office.

"You mean Teacher Yu? She went to cultivate herself. That day, after she finished reading the project plan I made, she didn't say anything and just left."

Nangong Tianshou frowned. "She agreed without saying anything?"

"Ah, she agreed. You don't know, ever since she came back, she's been focusing on her cultivation. She said that relying on herself is worse than relying on anyone else. I wonder what she encountered on this trip?"

"Didn't she bring back a whole truckload of documents? Didn't you go look at them?"

Secretary Wu spread his hands, "Look at my desk, it's overflowing, how can I have time to look at those things?"

Nangong Tianshou looked at the stacks of documents on the table. "Does a guild hall have so many things to handle?"

"Oh, right?" Secretary Wu looked at Nangong Tianshou, then a thought struck her. "Well, how about I prepare a tea room for you too, so you can come and sit when you're bored?"

"Is the tea from my place different from yours?" Nangong Tianshou glanced at him sideways. "Not as good as yours?"

"How could that be? I had someone specifically go out to find your tea leaves; even Teacher Yu doesn't have them," Secretary Wu hurriedly explained, afraid of offending this big shot.

"That solves everything, why would I need to come here for tea?"

"Hehe," Secretary Wu said with a smile, "I was just worried you'd be bored. When you're free, I can keep you company and chat with you."

"Hmph, put a writing desk in that room, and I'll personally teach Xiao Hao his studies." Nangong Tianshou still accepted.

Secretary Wu was overjoyed and hurriedly sent someone to make the arrangements.