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Seeing that the carriage was packed, Li Mu lifted up the small black pocket and called Mike and Oliveira, preparing to return the money and jewelry.

"Actually, you don't have to pay it back. You helped them. This is the reward you deserve." Mike's heart was indeed black, and he wanted to make any money.

"It's right to go back, this is what a gentleman should do." Oliveira agreed with Li Mu's actions.

"We Chinese have a saying, "A gentleman loves money and gets it well." Of course I like US dollars, but I cannot obtain it in this way. You can understand my behavior as "seeing injustice on the road, drawing a sword to help". This is what a knight should do in the Chinese world." Li Mu has ideals, gentlemen and other things are used to describe Li Mu inappropriate.

"Kingke—What is that?" Mike was led by Li Mu.

"It's similar to Robin Hood." Li Mu barely found a suitable example.

It is actually a bit inaccurate to use "Robin Hood" to define a knight. The British described Robin Hood as "Grand Thieves".

In fact, with the word "steal", no matter how "heroic" you do, it will not be "heroic". This word can be understood as the black humor of the British.

Li Mu doesn't want to be someone's black humor. As Li Mu said, a gentleman loves money and takes it with his own way. The wealth obtained in this way is not worthy of praise.

But the result was not as smooth as Li Mu imagined. After spending a while, he got back, and his jewelry, pocket watches and other things were claimed, but he didn't pay back much cash.

"Look, we Americans are also very generous." Mike expressed his satisfaction with the result.

Oliveira obviously felt proud, and there was no greed in her eyes when she looked at the small black pocket.

Li Mu was even less greedy. He first found the female passenger who was accidentally injured. He ignored the female passenger's refusal and insisted on giving the female passenger a hundred dollars, and then gave all his small pockets to Oliveira.

"This-" Oliveirado was stunned and held his pocket and was at a loss.

"To be honest, I don't know how to deal with it. I don't want to take it or take it. I don't think that helping others must be paid, and I don't even think that I'm helping them. I'm just helping myself. You know, if you don't resist, maybe my losses will be huge. Since you are an official of the Connecticut Education Bureau, you must be an upright person. Now I'll hand over the money to you, please help me pass it to those who need it more, or even if I donate it to the Connecticut Education Bureau directly." Li Mu really doesn't want to get this money. Anyway, Jesse James has a reward, and this money should play a greater role.

Money is indeed a good thing, which can be used to make profits and to invite fame.

Li Mu's current ideal is to become the largest apartment in the world while preventing the United States from passing the China Exclusion Act ten years later. If there is only the previous ideal, then Li Mu will accept the money without hesitation. With the latter ideal, it will be different. If you want to prevent the US Congress from passing the China Exclusion Act ten years later, it is not enough to have money alone, and Li Mu still needs enough reputation.
Chapter completed!