Douluo: The Rebirth of the Supreme Wang Dong'er
Chapter 166

Level Nine Fixed-Install Soul Guidance Shells: The Cicada, the Mantis, and the Oriole (Continued)

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The first to speak was Nangong Wan. He did not say much, merely expressing his determination to claim the championship.

Next was An Litong, president of the Aodu Chamber of Commerce, wearing a faint smile. "Alliance Leader Nangong seems very confident, but the young people representing our Aodu Chamber of Commerce are all outstanding talents of their generation as well. Furthermore, on behalf of the Aodu Chamber of Commerce, I am placing a wager of one hundred million Gold Soul Coins on them. If any one of them wins the competition, all proceeds from that one hundred million Gold Soul Coins will belong to them."

The Aodu Chamber of Commerce's lavish wealth instantly made the vast majority of those present contribute to Douluo Star's global warming.

The gamblers who had placed bets also began to hesitate.

"Since you two are so full of confidence, this little sister cannot fall behind either. Although our Ordinary Alliance is not as generous as the Aodu Chamber of Commerce, we have beautiful women. Whoever wins may choose freely from among the tens of thousands of beauties in the Ordinary Alliance. At the same time, I will offer three Dragon Maidens with ancient bloodlines and virgin yin essence as female slaves."

Hearing Shangguan Wei'er's words, everyone present could not help but wear strange expressions.

If they were not mistaken, the three representatives from the Ordinary Alliance were clearly all girls. How were they supposed to use such a reward? Sell them off?

As for the Dragon Maidens, the host Lu Qi began to explain them in detail.

Dragon Maidens were a special species that was half-human and half-beast. They were incomparably beautiful, but their bodies, apart from their faces, were covered in scales. Only when they went into heat would those scales vanish.

At such

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