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Chapter 41

Chapter 41: Chapter 37: Do Not Seek Others!

Translator: 549690339

Three days later, Chang Fu found Tang Luo, who was at the Cultivation Ground

N0.7.

“Young Master, there’s news about the shop.”

“SO soon? Uncle Fu, you’re amazing!” Tang Luo exclaimed, giving him a thumbs-up.

“You’re too kind, Young Master. It was all down to good luck,” Chang Fu modestly waved his hand.

“There’s a place on Linfu Street in the west of the city, near the Fengqing Alley, which meets all your

requirements. Do you remember the jade pendant owned by Fang Han?”

“Hmm, I remember.”

“That jade pendant was pawned in a pawnshop at the end of Linfu Street, called Qingfeng Bank. When

I was searching for the jade pendant, I had contacted the steward of Qingfeng Bank. As soon as I

heard that you wanted to buy shops, the boss of Qingfeng Bank was willing to sell us the three shops

at the end of Linfu Street for 30,000 gold coins. What do you think, Young Master?

Tang Luo frowned at the news. Such a low price was simply outrageous. Either Qingfeng Bank was

trying to curry favor with the Tang Clan, or they wanted to owe him a favor. Either way, it was trouble.

One could only say that the boss of Qingfeng Bank was too naive.

“Buy at the original price, plus a premium of thirty percent. If Qingfeng Bank agrees to sell, then well

buy. If they don’t, well look elsewhere. I believe there are many stores that meet our requirements.

As Chang Fu heard Tang Luo’s words, admiration filled his eyes. He respectfully responded, “Yes, I’ll

faithfully relay your words to the boss of Qingfeng Bank. There’s also another matter.”

“What else?” Tang Luo asked, curious.

“It’s about your recruitment task. Apart from the position at the pavilion that has been filled, no one has

yet taken up the positions of bodyguard and steward. Young Master, should I assign these tasks

directly?”

Isn’t that possible? Tang Luo looked shocked.

It was a simple task of running the pavilion within Xiling City. Despite the generous pay he offered, why

would nobody take it? Why would it come down to being forcefully assigned?

Priorities in the Martial Hall varied greatly, but the task assignment methods were only three. One was

to take the tasks on one’s own which were usually easy and profitable-these were the tasks that

warriors liked the most.

Of course, if there were easy tasks, there would be difficult ones as well. Tasks such as stronghold

assault and city expansion were the jobs everyone wanted to avoid. At such times, the Martial Hall

would directly assign these tasks to specific warriors, demanding them to execute these. This is known

as assignment of tasks.

An additional type was honor tasks which were rarely published. However, once someone completed it,

they would be honored as conferred warriors by the Martial Hall, bringing blessings to their

descendants. Even if they couldn’t complete the tasks, their families would be well cared for by thenovelbin

Martial Hall, doing their best to train their offspring.

However, the fact that a task like his, which could be done by a single person, required forced

assignments, upset Tang Luo.

All he needed was a decent warrior who could suppress the scene. As for the positions such as

bodyguards and stewards, those were just perks intended to lighten his load. If they didn’t want them,

he didn’t care either.

An irritated Tang Luo finally said, “No need. I’ll manage with only one person

for the pavilion. As for the steward, I’ll handle it myself.”

“Yes, Young Master. When would you like to meet the person for the pavilion, to get to know each

other?” Uncle Fu inquired.

“Hmm, in a few days. Once I find a steward, we can meet and familiarize

ourselves.”

“Alright, Young Master. I’ll go report to the Old Master then.”

“Hmm. Thanks, Uncle Fu. Take care.”

Chang Fu took his leave.

is his task really that unpopular? Tang Luo felt a lump in his chest as he saw the curious gazes from

several students. He barked, “What are you looking at!

Du Ze, I’m talking to you, practice harder. You can only display two palm shadows even now, you might

as well be a blockhead!”

“Why are you laughing, Ding Jianming? You’ll lose your shoulder if you actually get in a fight with your

sword skills.”

Truth be told, scolding others could greatly alleviate one’s anger. After instructing a few young men on

martial arts practice, Tang Luo felt his mood settle once more. Once more, the world was filled with

love.

The thought of having a spiritual energy of 781.6 now, and being only a step away from becoming a

saint, made him feel extremely delighted again.

In a blink of an eye, it was time for lunch. Thinking about his stomach, Tang Luo leisurely headed

toward the dining hall.

Ever since the young lad talked to his family about it, guess what? The food in the dining hall had

immediately improved significantly.

Moreover, some of the dishes tasted like the stir-fries at home. Without a doubt, it was his mother Xu

Shuhui’s handiwork. It was said that the dining hall’s food expenses had increased by thirty percent-no

wonder the students were praising it highly and expressing their gratitude non-stop.

Because even before, these orphans regarded the dining hall’s food as a delicacy. And now, the

standard had been abruptly raised yet again.

As for the younger brother, he just felt that the dining hall’s food was finally edible and thought it was

because of his strong adaptability.

What a foolish young man he was.

By the time Tang Luo got to the dining hall, a long line of students was already queuing at the window,

but as an instructor, Tang Luo had his own window, and the dishes were slightly more abundant

compared to the students’.

Therefore, Tang Luo would always get an extra portion for the young lad, letting him taste the treatment

of a teaching staff as well.

The dining hall was an open hall filled with tables and chairs. The disciples of the Tang Clan who

studied in the No. 1 cultivation room generally sat in the northeast corner for meals. The young lad

would always wait obediently at a square table in the corner at noon every day, and today was no

exception.

As Tang Luo approached the table holding a plate of food, he saw the bruised and battered little lad

grinning at him.

With a frown, Tang Luo casually put down the food, “What happened to your face? Did a dog chase

you?”

“Pfft—”

Before the young lad could answer, Tang Zheng from the adjacent table burst out laughing. Tang Luo

shot a murderous glance at him, and the other party hastily restrained his laughter and started digging

into his food.

Turning his head back, looking at the little lad whose head was almost under the table, Tang Luo felt a

bit frustrated.

If anyone dared to bully the little lad, Tang Luo would genuinely beat them into an imbecile. After all,

only he himself could bully his brother.

“Lift up your head and tell me what happened.” Tang Luo furrowed his brows, speaking very harshly. It

didn’t matter if someone bullied the young lad, considering he was only nine years old, but if he lost the

courage to fight back after being bullied, then he would be finished as a person.

However, with his brother’s stern questioning, the little lad kept lowering his head and not saying a

word.

“You won’t say it? I can ask Uncle Two instead.” Tang Luo saw his attitude, thinking that the lad was

scared out of his wits. Even though they were all from the same family, how dare someone go too far

with a nine-year-old child, my Wind Attack Thrice was itching for some action.

“Don’t, brother.” The little lad reluctantly lifted his head and stopped him.

“Then spit it out quickly.”

Closing his eyes and steeled himself, the young lad said, “During today’s morning practice…”

Listening to the little lad’s rambling narration, the look on Tang Luo’s face changed from indignation to

surprise, finally turning into an expression of mixed feelings.

“Are you saying you pushed your palm into Tang Zhen’s chest during practice, and then she cried and

beat you up into a bloody pulp?”

The young lad nodded his head and felt wronged. He just didn’t understand how hitting Tang Zhen with

a palm led to her suddenly crying, and then her strength inexplicably increased. Despite his utmost

effort to resist, he was still beaten black and blue. Even begging for mercy didn’t help, it was so

humiliating.

Tang Luo was so angry. He had been living for thirteen years, and he hadn’t even touched a young

girl’s hand, and this fellow not only crawled into his mother Xu Shuhui’s arms at home but also had

such luck with women at the

Martial Hall.

Poor Tang Zhen, such a beautiful little girl had been taken advantage of by this little rogue.

Who hits a girl’s chest during practice!

“You were asking for it!” Tang Luo pushed a bowl of rice towards Tang Xing, feeling so embarrassed.

Beaten up into a bloody pulp by a girl of the same age, have you become completely useless!

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