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High-Level Martial Era

The black dragon that rose from the depths of the South Sea unleashed an apocalyptic tsunami... Flame demons destroyed city after city made of steel and concrete, calmly departing from the center of nuclear explosions... Alien gods attempted to rule the entire galaxy... This is a future world where human technology is highly advanced. It is also an era that sparked a frenzy of Life Evolution in the Martial Path. Li Yuan, a Martial Path student on the verge of taking his college entrance exams, struggled to advance in this world while harboring the peculiar Divine Palace capable of envisioning the galaxy. Years later. "My current flying speed is 122,682 meters per second, and my power burst is..." Li Yuan flew at extreme speeds through the atmosphere about 180 kilometers above the surface of Blue Star, his cold eyes fixed on the massive creature at the dark void's edge, resembling the mythological dragon: "You, must be the strongest among all the invading Demigod life forms." "It's just unfortunate that I can now be called... Martial God!"

Beacon Immortal · Eastern
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565 Chs

Chapter 96 Violence is the Source (Seeking Monthly Pass)

"6 million?" Li Yuan was stunned when he heard the number.

The previously proposed 3 million, in his view, was already an 'astronomical price,' considering it was just for a few hours on a show.

Therefore, Li Yuan's expectation was around 2 million.

To his surprise, Wan Qinghe was actually able to negotiate up to 6 million Blue Star Coins, which was simply terrifying.

"Uncle Wan, impressive," Li Yuan sincerely said.

He still had a lot to learn from Uncle Wan.

"You underestimate your own value," Wan Qinghe laughed in the V-chat: "The first priority in negotiations is to be clear about your own value, and then to gauge the other party's bottom line."

Wan Qinghe didn't explicitly say, but he had started at 10 million Blue Star Coins, guessing that Song Yi would eventually give in.

But in dealing with people, one should leave room for maneuver.

If you're not prepared to utterly defeat the opponent in one blow, it's best not to corner them.