This is basically robbery.
Duan Yun knew that some of the bandits in this world were strange; even though they were bandits, some felt uneasy, thinking they had a Bodhisattva's heart. This often led to situations where, after casually building a bridge, they would start collecting tolls randomly.
After listening to the old man's story, the round-faced Big Beard said, "That's ancient history. Those practices were long abolished by the Hero. We don't charge for building bridges here."
The old man seemed puzzled for a moment, saying, "No toll? Is there such a bridge with no toll?"
The round-faced Big Beard explained, "Rest assured, all the Silver for these bridges is covered by Hero Duan! If you don't trust us, surely you trust Hero Duan?"
Hearing the name "Hero Duan," the eyes of the old man and his companions lit up.
Even living in such remote areas, they had heard of Hero Duan's reputation.
