Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 207 - 207 207 Jiang Xinyu's Anger

207: 207: Jiang Xinyu’s Anger 207: 207: Jiang Xinyu’s Anger “No need, I’m used to freedom and I want some peace.

This place of yours isn’t bad, there’s great potential.

As I leave, I’ll give you something as a token of our fateful encounter.

I hope we meet again.” Tang Feng handed her a jade pendant.

“Wearing it will benefit you.” After that, he nodded to Jiang Chengrong and left the office.

“Chief, who exactly is he?

He didn’t even pay attention to me.” Jiang Chengrong was somewhat displeased.

“He’s a cultivation expert.

He brought us back here, otherwise, we would have been stuck outside.

Hey, why didn’t he take this tea with him?” Ye Han chased after him but discovered that the man had disappeared.

Jiang Chengrong, however, was glad the guy was gone, as this meant he might have a chance to get some of the tea for himself.

“Old Jiang, don’t even think about it.

This isn’t mine and I don’t have the authority to dispose of it.

I have a feeling that we might meet him again.” After saying that, Ye Han settled his emotions and returned to the office.

Jiang Chengrong reluctantly followed him inside.

At that moment, Tang Feng was strolling through a valley and amidst a group of children, he spotted Jiang Xinyu.

She was mingling with the children, playing games and taking photos with them, her joyful smile completely different from the one he had seen before.

When she suddenly fell to the ground, he couldn’t help but laugh out loud.

Jiang Xinyu also saw Tang Feng and said, “Hmph!

What’s so funny?”

“It’s not that.

I feel sorry for the ground.

It wasn’t bothering anyone, yet it ended up with a hole in it,” Tang Feng said with a sympathetic face.

“You, you dare to mock me!” Jiang Xinyu got upset.

This implied she was clumsy.

This rascal thought he could do as he pleased since he had helped her.

“I’m not mocking you.

I actually envy that piece of ground.

If I could, I would prefer being it.

Sitting down, hehe, I would be willing regardless of how big the hole was,” Tang Feng chuckled.

Jiang Xinyu could read between the lines, blushed and reproached, “Humph!

In your dreams.”

“Dreams don’t necessarily come true, which is why I sighed.

If I had known, I would have let you sit in front.” Staring at Jiang Xinyu’s chest, Tang Feng shook his head in lament.

“Rascal, what are you looking at!” Jiang Xinyu clenched her teeth and glared at Tang Feng, filled with anger.

Men are all the same.

They either look up or down, pretending to appreciate the beauty shamelessly.

“Beautiful, isn’t the beauty bestowed upon you by the heavens meant to be admired?” Tang Feng smiled.

“Hmph, you call that admiration?” Jiang Xinyu looked disdainfully at Tang Feng.

Tang Feng realized arguing with a woman was no use.

They always had a reason to stand on invincible ground.

Sensing what was best, he joined the children and played with them.

That’s true innocence.

Even in difficult times, their smiles remain brilliant and pure.

For the moment, Tang Feng set everything aside and played with them.

Jiang Xinyu, seeing the smile on Tang Feng’s face, paused for a moment.

She hadn’t expected this side of him.

She captured it—this was one of the few photos of Tang Feng.

Xiao Ziyu finally located Jiang Xinyu but upon seeing her taking photos of another man, jealousy welled up in him.

Tang Feng was inexplicably resented.

“Yu Mei, you’re back.

Got time?

I’d like to buy you a meal,” Xiao Ziyu cordially invited.

“I’ve already eaten and I’m not your sister, we aren’t close,” Jiang Xinyu didn’t even look at Xiao Ziyu and walked towards Tang Feng.

Xiao Ziyu quickly blocked her, “Yu Mei, don’t forget, your parents have promised you to me, and that will never change.”

“Dream on, no way, get out of my way!” Jiang Xinyu grew even more furious at Xiao Ziyu’s blocking.

Truly all show and no substance; such a person still expects to marry her?

She would rather die than encounter him for eternity.

Compared to him, Tang Feng, though unreliable, was much better.

“Yu Mei, you can’t keep doing this just because of him, can you?” Pointing at Tang Feng, Xiao Ziyu had gone somewhat mad.

“Madman, I’m not close with him.” Jiang Xinyu was speechless; a man in madness looked somewhat terrifying, driven by jealousy without reason.

When mad, anyone could seem like a romantic rival.

Jiang Xinyu chose to ignore it, unaware that her lack of response would be taken by Xiao Ziyu as an affirmation.

Things then started to spiral out of control.

Before anyone knew it, Xiao Ziyu had charged at Tang Feng, throwing a punch at him.

Tang Feng was about to hug a child when he suddenly felt a strong gust, his protective Spiritual Energy reacting instantly.

With the release of Spiritual Energy, a scream was heard as a figure was sent flying backwards, fainting instantly upon hitting the ground.

“Young Master!”

The bodyguards panicked at this scene, all rushing towards Tang Feng.

“What are you doing?” Jiang Xinyu was really angry, not because she feared those men would hurt Tang Feng, but because they had frightened the child.

“Miss Jiang, we are sorry, but we must apprehend the person who harmed the young master,” one of them said as he helped Xiao Ziyu up from the ground, believing Tang Feng was finished.

“You’ve frightened the children—that’s the real crime.

Have you forgotten Chief Ye’s orders?” Jiang Xinyu sighed.

Ye Han had mentioned they needed to protect every child, as they were the hope for the future.

“Be careful, don’t harm the children,” the man exclaimed in alarm, quickly shouting out.

In the heat of the fight, who could still care for that, but then the man realized that their people, as they ran over, all froze, as if time had stopped, each fixed in various poses.

What was happening?

Ah!

You’ve messed with someone you shouldn’t have.

Jiang Xinyu did feel sorry for these bodyguards; usually subjected to mistreatment, they were always ready to face death.

However, Tang Feng did not kill those men, instead, he let them go.

After all, debts have their debtors and grievances their culprits.

Indeed, showing the disposition of the strong, he disdained slaughtering those he deemed as mere ants.

“Gorgeous, I’m leaving.

Hope to see you again.” Tang Feng waved at the children and quickly disappeared, and those men returned to normal after Tang Feng left.

“How can he be like that, is talking a little more with me that cumbersome?” Jiang Xinyu stomped her feet in frustration.

One had to say, Tang Feng left a deep impression on her.

The man was dominant, but he also had a tender side, or else he wouldn’t have protected the children.

Perhaps in the future, using this as an excuse might bring his help.

Why bother troubling myself?

Such matters should be thought over by the Chief and my father; it’s not up to me.

En route, Tang Feng marveled endlessly.

Humanity’s creativity and cohesion were truly frightening.

In just a few days, the streets and shops had been rebuilt, and even skyscrapers had begun construction, likely reaching several stories high in less than half a month.

“So powerful.”

Indeed, human talent was the true power.

It seemed that Xia City needed to recruit more people; otherwise, it would remain lifeless and dull.

Tang Feng left, departing the valley.

Once outside, he saw the diligently working figures in the fields, protected by soldiers in the distance, with everything progressing towards a better direction.

Tang Feng admired these people and also saw the force driven by a desperation to survive.

Returning to Xia City as dusk approached, Tang Feng did not expect to find visitors in the building: three armed men and four women, conversing with Tang Wushuang.