106: C106 Start of Auction

C106 Start of Auction

After listening to O'Neil's story, Liu Lei and Wan Hsingyu both felt that they had gained a lot of knowledge.

He never thought that there would be such a difference between foreign and Chinese Ancient Martial Practicer s.

At this moment, Liu Lei finally understood why O'Neil's physical body was so strong.

It turned out that his internal Qi was stored in his flesh and blood cells, which directly affected the density of his muscles, causing his physical defense to be beyond ordinary.

However, there was also a drawback, which was that their lifespan would be shorter than an ordinary person's.

Even if he was able to reach a higher realm, it would still be far from the longevity of the Ancient Martial Practicer of China.

Liu Lei believed that if they had a choice, most of the Ancient Martial Practicer s would prefer to practice ancient Chinese martial arts.

After all, longevity was the pursuit of most living creatures, and it had always been so since ancient times.

Following that, he asked O'Neil about the foreign Ancient Martial Practicer s and got to know more about them.

For example, foreign Ancient Martial Practicer s' specialty was their ability to erupt in the short term, while Chinese Ancient Martial Practicer s' ability to sustain themselves for long periods of time.

The two types of training systems each had their own strengths and weaknesses.

When Liu Lei used to live on the mountain, he learned about the society through the internet and thought that cultivators were almost extinct.

At that time, he even wondered if he and his master were the only two cultivators in this world.

Who would have thought that after descending the mountain, they would run into so many ancient martial arts cultivators.

In fact, the ancient martial arts cultivators had two different systems, one domestic and one foreign.

This made him reevaluate the world and have new guesses.

Since there were two systems, would there be a third, fourth, and fifth one?

Or maybe, other than the Ancient Martial Practicer, would there be other types of cultivators?

These questions could not be answered for the time being, but Liu Lei felt —

As he learned more and more, the world became more and more interesting.

This time, not only did he earn a wife, but he also knew so much. This trip was not in vain.

"Master, this must be what you want to see, right?"

Liu Lei smiled and muttered in his heart.

"..."

Time passed quickly amidst their chit-chat.

Unknowingly, it had reached the start of the Auction.

This was the moment all the guests were looking forward to. In an instant, the entire Auction had quieted down as they looked up and waited.

Crash! *

The sound of the curtains being drawn resounded as the windows were closed.

The entire Auction arena had turned dark, and the light rays were murky.

Pah pah pah!1

The luxurious lamps on the ceiling were turned on one after another, illuminating the scene at the Auction.

"Could this Auction be illegal? It's fine if you're hiding far away from the city, but you're still so tightly shut up. "

O'Neil looked around and asked curiously.

"The items being auctioned here are all good items. Since it is a good item, it naturally is rather sensitive and is not suitable to be auctioned off in such a grand manner."

"Although the background of the organizers of the Auction is very strong, it still needs to be restrained.

Wan Hsingyu explained with a look like he was used to it.

"Interesting. I want to see what good stuff there is. I hope it won't disappoint me."

Liu Lei chuckled as he sipped his tea.

The Auction arena was the more traditional type of layout.

At the center of the auction platform, there was a wide arena.

The seats that the guests were seated at were centered around the auction stage, with it being the center. It was spread out in all directions and revolved around the stage as a whole.

At this moment, a well-dressed middle-aged man with meticulously combed hair walked up to the auction stage with a steady pace.

It was obvious that he was the auctioneer of Auction.

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