Mr. Bai Zhulong saw that although this youngster was quite simple-minded, what was rare was his sense of justice, and such people clearly had no ulterior motives, making them an "obedient" asset.
Thus, Mr. Bai persuaded Liu Buquan, saying that he could arrange for him to become a constable.
At that time, Liu Buquan was a laborer, strong in body but unskilled in martial arts. He thought he couldn't handle the role and wanted to politely refuse.
But with Mr. Bai's eloquence, convincing such a simpleton was not difficult; there and then, Mr. Bai made his case, "If you go back like this today, and one day those hoodlums call reinforcements to retaliate against your family, what will you do? You can't expect an arrest officer to be passing by your house every time, now can you? But if you follow me and become a constable, they would not dare trouble you again. As for martial arts... I will teach you a few moves, that should suffice."
