Wang Ke was a young man from the countryside, and he was as sincere and down-to-earth as another rural person. If others asked him for help, he would naturally try his best to help, especially when the person who asked him for help was someone he liked a lot.

Of course, he did not blindly help but tried his best. The way he thought of now required the premise that the old man in front of him had a very powerful identity, or that he had relatives and friends who had the ...