The Man’s Decree

Bang!

Just then, a sudden grunt echoed through the area. A figure on the stage collapsed while Quinlan remained standing!

“Mr. Quinlan is impressive!”

“Mr. Quinlan is bound to win!”

“Mr. Quinlan is so awesome!”

For a moment, everyone in the audience was in an uproar, shouting loudly. Even the middle-aged man, who had just been quiet, was cheering enthusiastically for Quinlan.

Upon seeing the middle-aged man yelling out loud, Jared asked in confusion, “You know it’s a sham. Why are you still cheering?”

“What do you know? Just follow my lead, and you’ll understand soon enough,” the middle-aged man urged Jared and the others to join in the shouting.

On the elevated stage, Quinlan faced the crowd’s cheers with smug satisfaction, his eyes brimming with arrogance.

“Enjoy!” Quinlan shouted.

Following that, someone at the edge of the crowd reached into an item pouch and astonishingly began to scatter celestial coins.

At that point, the crowd became even more stirred up, wildly snatching up the coins.

scene,

the f*ck is

worked like hell to reach the celestial realm just to have people lick

doesn’t even have the backbone of an

was scrambling to pick up the celestial coins. Even Reidan was

man and the blue-eyed gentleman both

was frantically scavenging for the celestial coins on the

stood out like a sore thumb, showing absolutely no interest

the high platform, Quinlan spotted Jared, and at that very moment, Jared was also looking

sense of unease stirred within Quinlan

the person who had just

“Anyone else?” Quinlan shouted.

action, leaping onto the

punches and kicks were exchanged, and in the end,

with praises. After all, Quinlan’s family had a vast empire. When Quinlan was pleased by their flattering, which greatly enjoyed, was willing

have his subordinates distribute celestial coins generously. However, every time, Jared would remain upright,

curiosity toward Jared grew, but his gaze toward the latter was also becoming increasingly sharp. Despite his offering, Jared remained utterly

it was a blatant disregard for his dignity. Thus, Quinlan had already decided that

eight opponents. He was on the brink of