Chapter 46

Wang Yue glanced at Gu Gang, whose expression remained indifferent. He thought to himself that his cousin was a lawless hell-raiser; if he had been made to call someone "Master," he surely would have done so willingly. He was now convinced beyond a doubt that this man named Gu Gang was truly formidable. Wu Tianzhen, having heard Wang Yue’s words, couldn't help but take another look at the little fatty. He was, indeed, worthy of being the cousin of Wang Fatty—he had a sharp mind. It made sense; having survived this long in a tomb, he would have been dead long ago without a bit of wits. At that moment, Wang Fatty, who had just finished off a Zongzi with his blade, took a deep breath. Although the injuries inflicted by King Mu of Zhou had not fully healed, the movements caused the pain in his chest and abdomen to sharpen. Still, with his younger cousin watching, he could not show weakness under any circumstances; he had to deal with the remaining two Zongzi at all costs.