Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 322 - 322 322 Follow me

322: 322: Follow me 322: 322: Follow me “Zhi Qisheng, do you want to watch the live broadcast?” Zhou Jiawen laughed arrogantly.

“You beast, I will kill you.” Zhi Qisheng’s eyes reddened, veins bulging, but unfortunately, he was too weak to do anything but watch helplessly.

The tragedy was about to unfold.

A round of applause made Zhou Jiawen stop in his tracks.

“Who are you?”

Tang Feng walked over with a smile, “Not bad, quite the drama.” He approached Zhi Qisheng, staring into his eyes.

Do you want to kill him?

Zhi Qisheng nodded at Tang Feng.

Very good, I can make you stronger, but you’ll have to give something in return, won’t you?

Since last collecting Yu Zijun, Tang Feng found this task much easier to perform.

“As long as I can kill him, I’ll do whatever it takes.” Even the naive Zhi Qisheng knew he had encountered someone extraordinary.

Zhou Jiawen was livid with rage.

Did this kid have a problem?

After coming in, he acted as if Zhou didn’t exist.

“Cripple this kid and throw him out.”

Following Zhou Jiawen’s order, two men attacked Tang Feng; their skills were enough to deal with an ordinary person.

But against Tang Feng, it was destined to be a tragedy.

They weren’t even in his eyesight, as he casually tossed them aside.

The two men passed out in the blink of an eye.

Just a casual flick, how strong must that force have been?

Zhou Jiawen inwardly cursed, realizing something was wrong.

Although he was shameless, he still knew a few things.

He only showed off in front of ordinary people.

Now facing a strong opponent, he naturally didn’t dare to act wildly.

“Big brother, could there be some misunderstanding?” Zhou Jiawen, true to his debauched nature, was adaptable.

Tang Feng didn’t expect this kid to have such a thick skin.

So he laughed and said, “I’m just passing by, I’m not your big brother.”

“Zhi Qisheng, I’ll bestow some strength upon you, let you taste what it’s like to be a strong man.” Tang Feng pointed at his forehead, then sat aside to watch the show.

Boom!

Zhi Qisheng’s body crackled as his bones erupted; he felt power flooding through him.

With a loud shout, he swung the two men pressing him down and then slammed them into the ground.

Crack!

All the bones in their bodies shattered.

Zhou Jiawen watched, trembling with fear.

He instinctively wanted to run.

But he was grabbed by the leg by the woman who had been sitting.

He nearly fell over.

Enraged, he stomped on the woman, provoking Zhi Qisheng into even greater fury.

He leaped over, stepping directly on Zhou Jiawen’s leg.

The force in that foot was as heavy as several hundred pounds.

Poor Zhou Jiawen finally got a taste of being tortured.

The bones in his leg were crushed to pieces.

He immediately started crying for his parents, totally bereft of his former prestige.

And Zhi Qisheng, endowed with strength, was also lost in the thrill and couldn’t stop himself.

Zhou Jiawen was tortured out of human shape.

No one knew how many bones had been broken in his body.

It was a pitiable sight.

Just as Zhi Qisheng was about to go at it again, his power, as if being drained, nearly toppled him to the ground the next moment.

The woman hurriedly reached out to help him.

“Why is this happening?” Zhi Qisheng lamented the loss of strength.

“Qisheng, this strength is not yours.

Make sure not to get lost in it,” the woman quickly advised.

Tang Feng nodded.

This girl understood the circumstances well, and she was quite suitable for Zhi Qisheng indeed.

“Thank you for saving my life.

From now on, my life is yours,” Zhi Qisheng said, filled with shame after coming to his senses.

He had been possessed.

Only at this moment did he truly recognize himself and return to his roots.

Power isn’t something you can do without, but we humans are known as the “spirit of all things,” so there must be a way to control such great power.

“You’re pretty good.

You didn’t bow down in the face of adversity, and that’s something I admire.

Are you interested in following me?” Tang Feng said with a smile.

“Ah!

I’m willing.” No kidding, to become one of the strong, one would wake up laughing in their dreams.

In the past, he only imagined how formidable others were, without a complete concept of their abilities.

Now that he had experienced it himself, he knew that a man with power was truly manly.

With a touch of his finger to Zhi Qisheng’s forehead, Tang Feng transmitted a Cultivation Technique to him, “From now on, your code name is Netherworld God!”

“Thank you, big brother.”

From today on, Zhi Qisheng knew his life would be different.

He was very excited and also curious.

This big brother had world-defying abilities and was probably no ordinary person.

Of course, he wouldn’t ask, nor did he dare to.

He could only guess.

The surprising turn of events pleased Tang Feng as he gained a strong ally; he was in a very good mood.

Tang Feng gave Zhi Qisheng some tasks, such as leading teams, finding resources, and locating mines.

He didn’t set a deadline, which allowed Zhi Qisheng to breathe a sigh of relief.

After sending Tang Feng off, Zhi Qisheng collapsed onto the sofa, as exhausted as if he had just finished a battle, his entire body weak to the extreme.

“A-Sheng, congratulations on finding a path to strive for amidst the chaos,” the woman said with a smile.

“Xiao Ren, thank you for always being there.

I hope this time is unlimited because I really can’t find any other words to describe your goodness to me.” Zhi Qisheng was moved, as he was just a tad short of humiliating his woman earlier.

This must never happen again.

That’s why he accepted the code name of Netherworld God.

With the Netherworld Ship out, all under heaven would bow!

He wanted to become a Netherworld Monarch, to manifest his own value.

“Having you is so great.

I know you were never a coward,” the woman leaned into Zhi Qisheng’s embrace, her eyes suddenly flashing with an unusual glow.

If Tang Feng were still here, he would have noticed something amiss.

Unfortunately, he wasn’t there.

The woman hid it very well, and although Zhi Qisheng was puzzled, he didn’t pay it much attention.

Life went on as usual, but once certain things change, one might lose a lot.

Who knows whether he would regret it in the future.

After leaving the building, Tang Feng took a look around the small city.

Huh!

Something isn’t right, this small city is quite interesting.

After breaking the Formation, Tang Feng discovered there was an array within an array inside.

And it was of no low level.

He stopped nearby to carefully study this nested array.

An hour passed in the blink of an eye, and he stood as still as a statue, unmoving.

Undisturbed, he could ponder in tranquility.

At ten o’clock in the evening, Tang Feng was enveloped in a radiance, a giant charm descended from the sky, and then landed in the palm of his hand.

To think that a mere formation could take him a step further, truly wondrous.

I have to see what secrets it hides.

Heavenly Opening Talisman!

With a loud shout, a giant charm fell from the sky.

The immense force tore open the Array Eye, revealing a path before Tang Feng’s eyes.

One sweep of his Divine Sense, eager, he rushed in to see what was inside.

An Ancient Sect cave right in the middle of a small city.

Utterly inconceivable.

What followed was Tang Feng’s favorite harvesting action.

The entire cave was under his control in a matter of minutes, yet Tang Feng felt things weren’t so simple.

Just as the thought arose, a buzzing sounded.

Several Golden Core Experts emerged behind Tang Feng.

To intimidate them, Tang Feng made his move directly.

“Young man, who are you to dare to trespass on our Forbidden Land?” one of the women exclaimed angrily.

“And who are you, sneaking around trying to ambush?

Stop, or don’t force me to lay hands on a woman,” Tang Feng responded with ease.

“Hmph!

It’s too early to say who will be striking whom,” said the woman and her companions, unwilling to yield and careful not to underestimate him.

Following that, Tang Feng’s actions filled the Golden Core Experts with regret.