C7

The carriage swayed back and forth. Zhao Kui sat on the carriage as if he was on a swing, and the warm weather outside made him want to fall asleep. However, to Zhao Kui, who had no time to sleep, he recalled his master's words: "Kui'er, do you know why I gave you the word 'Kui'?" The chief is number one, I hope that you can become the hero that everyone respects and challenge on your path! "

Zhao Kui muttered, "Master, I will always remember your words. Don't worry, I won't let you down!"

After some thought, Zhao Kui no longer cared about the bumpiness of the carriage as he sat down to cultivate his martial arts.

A few days later, as Zhao Kui was still practicing diligently, he heard a faint noise growing louder. Zhao Kui stopped practicing and let out a sigh of relief. He opened the curtain on the carriage and saw a tall city wall in front of him. They were all made of large chunks of stone that weighed more than a thousand pounds, giving off an abnormal feeling of thickness.

At this moment, Zhao Kui's mouth was gaping so wide it could fit a duck egg! He had never seen such a huge city wall before. The stones used to build the city shocked him the most. Stones! It was actually a huge rock! In front of him, there were a few tall city walls that were at most half of the size of this city wall, and most of the materials used were large green bricks. Compared to the sturdy city walls, the so-called impregnable cities in his front were just bean curd projects.

After getting off the carriage to pay the fare, Zhao Kui walked towards the city gate. Above the city gate were two golden words, "River City". Although the words were not very beautiful, they exuded a decisive killing intent and a domineering aura. He revealed some martial arts intent in these words.

As he approached the city gate, he found that the gate was wide and wide. Zhao Kui was only able to reach the other side of the wall after about fifty or sixty steps, even though there were more than ten carriages inside. Zhao Kui was no longer as surprised as he was when he realised that the world had brought him too many surprises.

After arriving inside the city, Zhao Kui felt as if there were several hives of bees buzzing by his ears. The streets were filled with people and were bustling with traffic. It was a scene of prosperity.

As he strolled along the main street, the hawkers' shouts were incessant. Zhao Kui was in no hurry to go to the Falling Cloud Sect. He thought to himself, "Let me familiarize myself with the situation in River City first."

He felt hungry and went out for a few steps, only to see a rather luxurious restaurant called "The Gourmet Xuan". It was full of arrogance, and Zhao Kui felt that this restaurant had this kind of tone, so he thought that the food was not bad, so he walked into it.

After taking a seat near the window, Zhao Kui randomly ordered a few dishes and sat at the window to look at the lake.

The surface of the lake was glistening. Occasionally, a few boats would pass by, breaking the surface of the water and causing the waves to spread out towards the lakeside, gradually dissipating. A gentle breeze blew past the weeping willow on the shore. It was the end of spring, and the weeping willow was already very lush. It gently swayed back and forth, giving off an indescribable feeling of comfort.

It was a pretty good scenery. Although this window seat was more expensive, it was definitely worth the price.

The dishes were soon served, and the fragrance was all around. Smelling the fragrance, he felt even hungrier. Zhao Kui caught a piece of the golden fish. It was crispy on the outside but tender on the inside. The fragrance filled his teeth and stimulated the taste buds on his tongue, almost causing Zhao Kui to chew on his own tongue.

While Zhao Kui was savoring the delicacy, a loud shout came to his ears. A young man who looked like a rich family was arguing with the waiter, and he had a fan stuck in the back of his shirt.

Zhao Kui did not pay any attention to this, but after a while, the commotion started in his direction. The rich young master said, "Waiter, why do you say that there are no good seats near the window? You are not afraid that this poor kid will not be able to pay for one table each? I will treat the young master of the Lu family to a meal today. I'll take this one!"

Zhao Kui frowned. He did not pay much attention to it as he continued to eat his meal.

The waiter looked miserable as he stared at Zhao Kui. The young master of a rich family was surnamed Hu, and he was the son of one of the most powerful cloth merchants in the city. He was rich and powerful.

The Young Master Hu saw that Zhao Kui ignored him and continued, "Boy, the Lu Family's Young Master and I are going to register at the Falling Cloud Sect tomorrow. Today, we're going to have a celebration. If you know what's good for you, then quickly scram.

"A dog that barks won't bite, a dog that bites won't bark. I hate dogs that bully others the most. Scram back to your dog nest!" Zhao Kui glanced at him. When the customers eating in the restaurant heard this, they burst into laughter. Some of them even spat out their food.

Young Master Hu's face turned red, he rolled up his sleeves and shouted, "Stinking brat, you're giving me face but not taking it back! If I don't teach you a lesson, don't you know how formidable your grandfather is! " He rushed forward to grab Zhao Kui.

Zhao Kui, seeing that he was only at the first level of Hou Tian level, did not care at all. He kicked the leg of the Young Master Hu, who let out a loud howl, grabbed the fish bone on the table, and took the opportunity when the Young Master Hu opened his mouth to throw him onto the ground. "Scram, your father has already given you the bone of a wicked dog.

"Hahaha." This time, the restaurant was in an uproar of laughter.

Young Master Hu was at a disadvantage. He spat out the fish bone and said fiercely: "Little brat, just you wait!" With that, he ran off with his tail between his legs. The waiter was kind and reminded Zhao Kui, "Young Master, you should hurry up and leave after eating. Young Master Hu will harm you!"

Zhao Kui smiled at him. "It's fine. Thanks for the reminder." Zhao Kui's smile seemed to possess some sort of magic. Hearing this, the waiter felt relieved and turned around to leave.

Just as Zhao Kui finished eating and was about to leave, Young Master Hu happened to call a few people and angrily ran towards the restaurant. He shouted, "Quickly, Young Master Lu, it's that kid. Don't let him get away!"

The group of people surrounded Zhao Kui. The one with the surname Hu pointed at a pile of horse dung beside the stash and said, "Stinky brat, if you give laozi some horse dung to eat, laozi will spare you this time!"

Zhao Kui glanced at him contemptuously. "Dogs can't stop eating shit. Enjoy it yourself."

Young Master Hu was furious. He anxiously looked at Young Master Lu. The man named Lu waved his hand, "Go, push him into the horse dung!" The lackeys rushed forward in unison.

However, they only saw a shadow flash before their eyes, and an instant later, the lackeys either covered their heads or their stomachs as they rolled and howled.

The two foppish young masters did not expect Zhao Kui to be so powerful. For a moment, they stood there dumbly, then a powerful force came over them, and the two of them were already in Zhao Kui's hands as he pressed their faces against the pile of horse manure. The two of them felt that they had touched something soft and sticky, and immediately began to dance, trying to break free of Zhao Kui's hand.

"Hahaha, it's the first time in my life that I've seen such a novel 'horse dung Demon'. You guys can sell it for a good price." With that, Zhao Kui left.

The next day, Zhao Kui went to the Falling Cloud Sect. The Falling Cloud Sect was situated on a mountain, and the stone steps wound their way up.

Zhao Kui walked towards the entrance and clenched his fists tightly, "Falling Cloud Sect, I'm here."