People in America started by developing the Yellow Turban Army.

"No wonder, once bitten by a snake, twice shy!"

Chen Ping'an suddenly realized, but then curled his lip, thinking, "These Los Angeles police aren't any good either!"

"Of course!"

"That great battle had a huge impact!"

This also means that California police will need to carry heavy weapons in their patrol vehicles for future use.

You have no idea how much the California police hated those two robbers back then!

One of them died quite decisively. He happened to have his right thumb broken by the police, and seeing that he couldn't escape, he shot himself with his left hand.

This one doesn't suffer much, while the other one is miserable!

Because the two men were wearing heavy bulletproof vests, they did not have any other fatal injuries, while the other man was shot in the foot.

Then he put down his gun, and the California police officers who were surrounding him just watched as the man's non-fatal gunshot wound to the leg slowly bled.

They didn't begin first aid or call an ambulance until they saw the robber bleed to death.

This has taken more than half an hour, almost an hour.

The robber watched helplessly as his life force was slowly drained from his body, a desperate experience he couldn't bear.

Lin Zhiyong helped Chen Ping'an check whether there were any problems with the two handguns and the AR-15 semi-automatic rifle that he had picked out.

A Glock 17 costs $600, not including tax. If tax is included, it will cost around $660.

Two of them would cost 1300, which is US dollars, not cheap!

Ar-15 semi-automatic civilian rifle, $900, including tax.

All together, that's over $2000!

In Los Angeles, this is almost the net income of an average person after taxes, after a month's earnings.

We should always check things more carefully.

"Sir, do you have your concealed carry permit on you?"

Once the shop owner saw that they had chosen their guns, he prepared them to fill out forms, register their fingerprints, and did a lot of other preparatory work.

Although this place looks like a supermarket, it sells guns, weapons, and things that can be deadly.

The necessary procedures still need to be followed!

For example, the concealed possession certificate that Chen Ping'an is now required to produce is part of the procedure.

If not, you need to take an exam. After passing the on-site exam, you will need to have your background verified, and there will be a 10-day waiting period.

In other words, once you've chosen a gun, you can pick it up 10 days later if your background check is approved.

However, if someone like Chen Ping'an already has a concealed possession permit in California when they come to buy a gun, then there is no need to wait.

Just enter the information, and it will be done in one minute, at most 10 minutes.

"Okay, approved!"

You can take the gun right here and leave!

However, please note that your rifle should be stored in the trunk of your vehicle, in a professional gun case, and the ammunition should be separated.

Otherwise, it's illegal!

In public places, that is, on the street, rifles cannot be kept in the driver's cab; this is a clearly stated rule in California.

But if it's your own private property, you can do whatever you want, as long as you don't hurt anyone.

Although California law stipulates that a person cannot purchase more than three semi-automatic handguns and semi-automatic rifles within a 30-day period.

However, there are no restrictions on single-shot rifles, shotguns, etc.

So after helping Chen Ping'an choose two Glock 17 rifles and a semi-automatic rifle, Lin Zhiyong also picked out a few hunting rifles and a shotgun for him.

They even equipped his hunting rifles with sniper scopes; his .22 caliber Luger rifle even had an infrared scope.

He said it was especially fun to hunt rats and coyotes at night, which is why Ruger bought the most bullets.

After finishing all this, especially after Chen Ping'an returned to his abandoned mining town and spent an afternoon familiarizing himself with the guns, he finally took out his Taoist robe after having his fill of gunplay.

They put a lot of thought into buying the Taoist robes. If they had bought the ordinary kind, with a white undergarment and a blue Taoist robe on the outside, it wouldn't have had much special significance in the eyes of Americans.

It has to be gorgeous!

Purple Taoist robes are hard to buy, and you'd be too embarrassed to buy them; you can't fool anyone!

But once you put on a yellow robe, it becomes much easier!

The seller even included a whisk as a gift. When Chen Ping'an put on a white inner robe, covered it with a yellow Taoist robe, wore a Taoist crown on his head, a robe and shoes, and carried the whisk diagonally across his chest...

"Ping An, just by standing there in this outfit, even an illiterate American who has never read a book or seen any Eastern movies can tell that this person's attire is not simple."

He looks just like a religious person!

Hahahaha, then you can give them a bowl of plain water and make them feel full as if they've eaten food!

The feeling of energy after a good meal!

That's settled then!

If you can get off to a good start, working in religion in America isn't a bad option.

It's important to know that, apart from Taoism and Buddhism, which originated in the East, most religions popular in places like Europe and America have a mandatory set of rules.

【Religious tax】This means that all religious people are required to pay tithes, which is 1/10 of your total income.

This is something that must be paid!

Some European countries have even enshrined this in their laws, and many of them explicitly state it.

Whether you believe in God or not, you have to pay this religious tax.

In the United States, religious people have a high social status. Otherwise, why do you think there are so many religions in the United States? Besides being able to do charity and avoid taxes, it's because of their high social status.

However, Lin Zhiyong did not tell Chen Ping'an about this, after all, he was about to distribute talisman water to help the poor and accumulate merit, and his career had not yet started!

There are no believers, so why collect tithes?

Chen Pingan and Lin Zhiyong threw two cases of bottled water into the trunk of the car and sped off.

In Los Angeles, the area with the highest concentration of homeless people is the downtown East Side, but those areas also have high crime rates and are home to some large parishes.

Lin Zhiyong and Chen Pingan, being novices, certainly wouldn't dare to do charity work in those places.

Anyway, the talisman water technique that Chen Ping'an wants to upgrade is currently only enough to save 10 people, so the amount needed is not very large. He only needs to go to some peripheral areas.

"Actually, there are many Chinese people in the Ding Pangzi Square area, and many Chinese business owners do charity work there. Unfortunately, it is probably those Chinese who are the least willing to accept us distributing talisman water to them."

Lin Zhiyong was giving Chen Ping'an a heads-up beforehand; he didn't want to go there with Chen Ping'an to do charity work.

Firstly, most of the people there are illegally immigrants who came from China on tourist visas or illegally crossed borders.

In short, they're all a bunch of traitors!

Those who are legitimate immigrants are actually less hostile towards Easterners and Eastern culture.

But if you're wearing a Taoist robe and handing out talisman water to this group of rebels, they might just pull out their phones and call the police, accusing you of poisoning them or something.

Most importantly, what if there are people in these dark Eastern circles who understand what these three words mean, and they see the Taoist priests of Taiping distributing talismanic water to the poor...?

With that thought in mind, Lin Zhiyong turned the steering wheel and drove toward MacArthur Park.

At Ding Pangzi Square, a lean, short-haired young man, after queuing up to receive a near-expiry food item, shouted into his live-streaming phone, "Food's almost ready, guys!"