Chapter 1389: Chapter 1388: Lady, I’m Here

Tang Feng acknowledged with a sound, but he didn’t plan to go.

Because he didn’t believe it.

And he lacked confidence.

Even a mere plant had injured him, so how terrifying could the people here be?

Along the way, Tang Feng saw quite a few people, who only glanced at him out of curiosity and didn’t say much, mainly because his attire was different from this world’s.

Otherwise, who would bother looking at him?

In their eyes, Tang Feng looked almost like a patient.

Too weak.

Tang Feng didn’t dare to greet them either, because it might inadvertently put him in danger.

He finally arrived in a deserted area, summoned a Divine Ship, and prepared to fly in the air.

However, he was disappointed; the Divine Ship couldn’t fly, weighed down by a terrifying heaviness.

Tang Feng struggled to put it away again, his Divine Sense was so drained that he almost vomited.

This unexpected wave hit too harshly.

Helpless, he summoned an electric vehicle.

And the vehicle started up smoothly.

No way, why is the electric bike unrestricted?

For now, he can’t think too much about it; he plans to look around the city before making any further decisions.

First of all, this road really left much to be desired.

The bumps were practically deadly.

Fortunately, Tang Feng managed to get through, and at this moment, he put away the electric vehicle, ready to enter the city.

The city walls Tang Feng saw were like the ancient city walls from Earth.

There were even signal towers on them, which was a bit eerie; could there really be battles going on?

Eager to enter the city, he wanted to see what was going on inside, hoping there would be a library to learn about the Holy Domain as soon as possible.

Tang Feng first sought to understand the local currency and dietary habits.

Holy Element Coin.

With denominations ranging from one to a hundred thousand per bill.

Very convenient to use.

Tang Feng first visited a pawn shop, taking out two Dao Artifacts to hand to the manager.

“Young master, your items are good. How about twenty thousand for the two of them?”

Tang Feng knew it was worth more, but without money, it’s hard to move an inch in the city.

Now he wanted to taste the local cuisine and see what kind of experience it would be.

Twenty thousand was neither much nor little, and Tang Feng then entered a brothel.

Seeing an unfamiliar face, normally a group of people should have rushed over, but they didn’t, and in the end, only one woman came over, which made Tang Feng quite speechless.

“Young master, how many guests?”

“Just me, serve the best wine and dishes,” Tang Feng said.

“Alright, okay. Please wait a moment.”

Tang Feng waited as the girl served several dishes.

Five dishes in total, along with a jug of wine; she didn’t know if Tang Feng needed it.

She just brought it over. No wonder he was getting such dismissive treatment.

From her mouth, Tang Feng learned some things.

Like where the academy was, the name of the City Lord, and that there was indeed a contest for suitors.

Rumor had it that the daughter of the City Lord Mansion was very beautiful.

But in reality, no one knew for sure.

The event was very successful, attracting all kinds of participants.

Tang Feng looked at the two youths on the stage and shook his head, “These two have force, but sometimes, using brains is mightier than using force.”

“Alright, I know better than anyone what kind of husband to find, no need to say more.” Tang Feng had long seen through the essence of it.

If he were a man, there would be no need to beat around the bush.

“How do you know that?”

“You told me,” Tang Feng replied again.

“I don’t even know who you are, how could I have told you those things,” the woman said.

“When others evaluated you, you were slightly nervous.

When spoken well of, you breathed a sigh of relief; when not, you grasped the edge of the table. Next time, pinch someone else; it really hurts.

Just as Tang Feng finished speaking, the beauty appeared.

“Alright, I’m leaving, and I don’t blame you,” Tang Feng intended to move out of the crowd but was stopped by the woman reaching out.

“I don’t care about others, but mine you must accept.” Tang Feng was pulled by the woman, clearly not wanting to let him on stage.

At that moment, the man on stage shouted at Tang Feng, “Kid, don’t run, come up and complete the task.”

Tang Feng sighed helplessly, not wanting to show off, though he wasn’t incapable; would constantly provoking him be good?

So Tang Feng chose to attack; at first, he suffered a little but gradually fused his moves, and Tang Feng’s attacks became more powerful.

Bam!

The men on stage couldn’t hold out and were knocked down by Tang Feng.

At that moment, Tang Feng felt no joy of victory; he realized these people had great potential but didn’t know how to use it. With guidance, they could become experts.

Of course, he wouldn’t speak of this, as it was of no benefit to him.

Nor did he want to win this victory; it wasn’t advantageous in his eyes, and who knew if the woman was pretty?

If she looked like the butch image earlier, he’d rather be alone.

Tang Feng intended to lose the duel, but no one else went on stage, leaving him bewildered.

Could it be as the elder said, did he unknowingly become the son-in-law?

At this moment, a fully armed woman stepped out.

She pointed her sword at Tang Feng and charged toward him.

Without a word.

Tang Feng sensed the edge of death; this madwoman would definitely slice him in half if he didn’t dodge.

Does this woman have a grudge against him?

“Woman, that’s enough.”

“Nonsense, if I don’t act now, there’ll be no chance later,” she said and struck again, this time with a traceable style.

This indicated that she had mastered swordsmanship.

Here, Tang Feng encountered the first woman who used tactics.

Though the swordsmanship’s damage wasn’t much, her inherent strength was terrifying, and she could easily wield it; that was formidable.

Many men hadn’t achieved this.

Tang Feng dodged and counterattacked, quickly becoming familiar with the tricks, while the woman found herself at a disadvantage, eventually completely led around by Tang Feng, even circling without realizing.

Though no materials seemed to be used, a large portion suddenly disappeared.

The woman curiously looked at Tang Feng, guessing it was his doing, wondering how he managed it.

“Sister, let’s finish this, stop wasting time.”

“Sure,” she stopped, then announced to everyone below, “I, Wu Ying, am now his.”

“What? We object, on what grounds?”

“I want to duel him.”

Some even wanted to come on stage.

Tang Feng directly inserted his sword into the stage, “If you’re not convinced, come up, I’ll take you all on.”

Seeing Tang Feng’s might, everyone stopped. Why? The stage floor wasn’t ordinary stone, but Outer Heaven Stone, impenetrable by weapons, yet Tang Feng easily pierced it—how could they not be shocked?

Wu Ying smiled broadly; such a man matched the image in her heart.

“Dismissed, thank you all for watching.” Wu Ying pulled Tang Feng toward a middle-aged man.