Chen Yi sized up the figure from head to toe and even used the Qi Gazing Technique.
He confirmed it.
That was Liu Lang.
Though he now had two little mustaches on his face, his complexion was pale rather than its former ruddy hue, and even his clothes, attire, and weapon at his waist had changed.
He was indeed Liu Lang, the "Blade Maniac" who had previously robbed the Xiao Family's medicinal herbs.
Only, Liu Lang was seriously wounded at the moment.
The wound across his chest had not only caused excessive blood loss, but had also severely injured his internal organs, Shanzhong Acupoint, and Qi Sea.
Seeing him remain silent, Wang Ji glanced at Liu Lang, who seemed unaware of anything, and asked in a low voice:
"Is there a problem?"
They were not in the quiet room at the moment, so he did not dare address him as "my lord."
Chen Yi shook his head slightly and said with a smile, "Shopkeeper Wang has a great estate now. You truly ought to hire a few skilled Jianghu guests."
Hearing his voice, Liu Lang turned his head to look. His gaze swept past Wang Ji before landing on Chen Yi, and he paused slightly.
He recognized Chen Yi's identity—the husband of Xiao Jinghong, who had defeated him in a single move.
Yet it was precisely because he recognized Chen Yi that he could not help feeling a measure of regret.
A remarkable woman like Xiao Jinghong had actually chosen someone so clearly unworthy of her as her husband for the sake of the Xiao Family's interests.
Tragic, lamentable, regrettable.
With that thought, Liu Lang rose and cupped his fists. "Shopkeeper, do you have any instructions?"
Wang Ji shook his head, then introduced him to Chen Yi. "Brother Liu Yun's