Peerless Taoist

In a corner of a luxurious auction house, a few bare-chested workers gathered together to take a short break.    

These people were not cultivators, and the strongest among them were only at the Xiantian level. The cultivators in the Heaven Charging Pass had either escaped or become the dogs of the Qi Dynasty, but they were the only ones who were still struggling to survive in this city.    

What they could do was often some arduous work. The Tang disdained to do it, and they hired them with extremely low salaries.    

The long period of exhaustion had already exhausted the bodies of many people. Many of them had once been soldiers of the Tiandong army, and now that the Tiandong army had disappeared, they had lost their support.    

The well-dressed Tang Dynasty merchants swaggered into the auction house, surrounded by gorgeously dressed maids. Laughter rang out from the auction house, creating a stark contrast with the Tang Dynasty merchants.    

"When will these days come to an end?"    

"Why don't we gather some money and go somewhere else to find a way out?"    

A few workers began their business plan, preparing to escape from the Heavenly Vision Pass.    

The leader of the workers sneered and said, "Escape? Where can you escape to? The Tang Army was just outside. They were at war with the Qianlong Army. You haven't even gone out, and you'll probably be caught. Besides, a spaceship that went out would cost at least a million immortal stones. Even if you sell all your belongings, you won't be able to gather that much money."    

The workers gasped. "Why is it so expensive?"    

The foreman shook his head helplessly. "If you want to escape, the price will naturally be expensive. But just like that, a ticket is hard to get. You must have the connections of the Tang Dynasty. "    

"Damn it, what the hell is going on? When will the people of Great Yu's Heavenly Dynasty let others ride on their heads...? " Someone said angrily.    

But soon, his mouth was covered by his companions.    

"Lower your voice. We're all members of the Qi Dynasty now. If those patrolling officers hear you, then you can just wait to go to jail." His companions reminded him in a low voice.    

Fortunately, their discussions here didn't draw the attention of anyone.    

Right at this moment, the neighing of a fierce horse suddenly sounded out from afar, deafening.    

"Rumble!"    

The hooves of the horse rumbled, and it was like numerous thunderclaps that resounded out from the ground, causing it to be deafening.    

From the end of the long street, four fierce horses suddenly dashed out. These fierce horses seemed to have invisible flames burning around them. Their bodies were huge, and their limbs were sturdy and intimidating.    

Behind the four horses, there was a carriage. It was made of black iron and was inlaid with gold. It was quite luxurious and luxurious.    

Even though they were in the middle of a busy city, the carriage still did not have any intention of slowing down. It rampaged around, and the passers-by dodged to the side.    

"Get lost! All of you scram further away!"    

The driver in charge of driving the carriage was incomparably arrogant as he loudly shouted towards the surroundings.    

The spectators all stared coldly at the scene before them, as if they had long since become accustomed to it.    

Looking at the emblem on the carriage, one could tell that this was the carriage of the Tang Dynasty's benefactor.    

The earthen yellow dragon marks were noble and luxurious, emitting a bright light under the sunlight. It was like a pass that no one dared to approach.    

The carriage rushed too fast, and the crowd in the distance was quite dense. Many people did not even have time to dodge.    

A woman didn't have time to react. Just as the fierce horse rushed forward, a powerful wave of energy fiercely hit her body.    

The woman howled in grief. Her entire body was like a broken sack as she was ruthlessly thrown out, landing on the ground.    

This force was too great, and the woman spat out a mouthful of blood before fainting.