The return of the fierce wife mistakenly provokes the regent

Chapter 34 The place to fight for fame and fortune

It is said that martial arts people are indifferent to fame and wealth, but in Shangyue's view, they are really farting.

In the past, I often saw such a sentence in martial arts novels: where there are people, there are rivers and lakes.

But in Shangyue's view, it should be changed to: the world is where there are benefits.

The rivers and lakes are a place where people compete for power and fame and fortune.

Shangyue didn't know the exact location of Huaiyang, so she hired a carriage and set out on the road.

Because it was a martial arts contest to recruit relatives, most of the people I saw on the road were men, and there were very few women. I saw a few occasionally, and they were all there to watch the fun.

I asked the coachman, it turns out that Huaiyang is not far from here.

On the way to Huaiyang, we have to pass through a township.

At sunset, we arrived at this county called Ping An.

The coachman is a very shrewd person, he often travels between the small town and Ping'an County, he is very familiar with this place, and seeing that Shangyue spends a lot of money, he took the initiative to ask Shangyue if he wanted to give them a ride around the city.

Shangyue did have these thoughts.

Although Ping'an County is not big, it is full of bustle and prosperity, which is incomparable to small towns.

Shangyue thought for a while, and then ordered: "Find an inn to stay in first, and then talk about it after dinner."

"Okay!" the coachman yelled, whipped his whip, and drove the carriage in a familiar direction.

The coachman found a clean inn, and Shangyue was very satisfied.

After eating, Shangyue saw that it was still early, and Yaya had slept in the carriage, so she was very energetic at this time, so she led Yaya and walked around the county town with the coachman leading the way.

Shangyue is not a lively person, she has her own goals.

Because the coachman was familiar with this place, he explained her needs to him, and sure enough, he immediately had a clue.

It was an old shop with a not-so-good facade and few customers.

Seeing that Shangyue was a little puzzled, the coachman explained: "Miss, don't look at the exterior, but the things inside are very good."

Shangyue was noncommittal.

Under the leadership of the coachman, he entered the shop.

Sure enough, the business inside was very sluggish.

The shopkeeper is an old man, and he is not enthusiastic when he sees someone coming in.

The coachman greeted him, and seeing that he was an acquaintance, the old man raised his eyes and took a look.

The storefront is not big, and the four walls are occupied by weapon racks, making it even narrower.

Shangyue's eyes fell on each weapon rack.

She didn't look at the knives, guns, swords and halberds, but focused on the row of small knives in the corner.

As a killer, a small dagger is more convenient than a sword.

She went straight to the weapon rack with the daggers on it.

There are a total of twelve daggers, and the style is simple and simple. Most importantly, the daggers are very thin, like willow leaves, standing there.

Shangyue randomly picked up a dagger, under the light of the candle, the dagger reflected a threatening coldness, her heart moved slightly, suddenly, she flipped her hand, and the knife in her hand was like an arrow leaving the string, and there was a "swoosh" , shooting into the opposite wall.

The knife was embedded into the wall in an instant, with only a little bit of the handle exposed.

Shangyue was very satisfied, the knife was indeed extremely sharp, she walked over and took a lot of effort to pull out the knife.

Seeing this, the old man finally raised his eyes to face Shangyue squarely, a gleam flashed in his cloudy eyes, and praised: "Young lady has good eyesight!"

Shangyue nodded, "I want this set of daggers, please make a price!"

Shangyue had already waited for his lion to open his mouth, thinking that if he asked for more than the money he had, she might go to rob again.

(End of this chapter)