Martial Cultivator Chapter 422: It's Good Enough to Be a Good Person

After descending the mountain, Chen Chao reappeared at the ferry crossing just as dawn was breaking. The ferryman had arrived early at the riverbank and once again saw this young man in black. Chen Chao silently boarded the ferry, preparing to cross the river.

Glancing around, the ferryman saw that it was still early, and the passengers for the crossing had not appeared yet. He looked at Chen Chao and asked quietly, "Guest isn't in a hurry, right?"

Chen Chao shook his head and sat down at the bow of the boat, gazing into the distance by himself.

The ferryman took a look at Chen Chao. He was free at this moment too, so after thinking about it, he walked over and sat beside Chen Chao, asking, "Have you chosen a good spot?"

Chen Chao nodded but still remained silent.

The ferryman thought for a moment, then pulled out a wine gourd from his waist and offered it to the young man in front of him, asking, "Drink some?"

Chen Chao glanced at the ferryman but did not respond.

The ferryman did not mind, he just took a sip himself before saying, "In this life, we always encounter many regrets, but we still have to live our days. If we keep standing still, there won't be much to live for."

After some thought, Chen Chao reached out, took the wine gourd, and drank a large mouthful. He then realized it was rice wine; tangy and sweet, but it would not make people intoxicated.

The ferryman knew what he was thinking and smiled, saying, "I rely on this for my livelihood, how can I really get drunk?"

Chen Chao replied, "It's quite good."

The ferryman sighed and said, "Actually, I occasionally drink strong liquor too, but only once a month."

Without waiting for Chen Chao to respond, the ferryman chuckled and asked, "You're not a normal person, are you?"

Chen Chao looked at the ferryman, his expression somewhat puzzled.

"I've been ferrying people back and forth at this crossing for many years, seen all kinds of people. My eyes can be considered to have some ability to discern people. I reckon you're one of those so-called ma

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