Nan Feng had just made a wild guess.
He did not know what Long Wudi would do next, but one thing was certain: as long as the envoys did not make a move, Long Wudi definitely would not either.
If he truly wanted to kill these envoys, he would not have started a livestream.
Slaughtering envoys for no reason in front of so many viewers—wouldn't that just be asking for trouble?
So Nan Feng was bound to lose this bet.
He had done it on purpose.
A few days ago in Unnamed City, Nan Feng saw several brothers from South City pooling their money for ages before they managed to scrape together 2,000 copper coins to buy some local specialties.
That had shocked Nan Feng.
Damn it, when had our South City people become this poor?
Wasn't the Town Warehouse open to everyone?
There was a huge amount of cash stored in the warehouse, and South City's Chosen Ones could claim it for free. There was just a limit—50,000 copper coins per person per month.
Besides that, food and materials in the warehouse could be taken at extremely low prices.
Most of those resources had been acquired by Nan Feng. The reason he had priced them so cheaply was to provide benefits for his brothers.
How could several people be unable to scrape together even 2,000 copper coins?
Nan Feng sought out Su Ziran and only then learned the reason.
Although the warehouse was open, few of the brothers would take money from it. At most, they exchanged for some materials they needed.
Because everyone tacitly understood that the supplies in the warehouse were meant for South City's development. No one wanted to hold South City back.
That was also why Huang Yuanming was so keen on opening bathhouses: he