At that moment, inside the tavern.
The situation was much like the one outside. In fact, the chaos inside the tavern was even worse.
The main hall was cramped, and the first batch of books had already sold out. Meanwhile, even more people outside who hadn't managed to buy one were trying to force their way in. Those who had already made it inside were left crammed together in a disorganized, chaotic mess.
Especially since they were all martial artists, each one looking fierce and threatening. The clash of weapons rang out now and then, terrifying the waiters so badly that they didn't dare try to restore order. They could only huddle behind the counter in fear, clutching a stack of freshly printed books that still smelled of ink and whose covers faintly showed the words "Bixie."
The reason they weren't continuing to sell the Bixie Sword Manual was that they had just sold out of a batch. The staff had gone to the rear storeroom to bring out more stock, and a few impatient customers had taken the opportunity to cause trouble. With no other choice, Lu Dayou and Yue Lingshan had to step in and put them in their place. That was why someone had just been thrown out of the second floor by Yue Lingshan.
After all that, the sale of the sword manual had naturally been delayed.
But fortunately!
It was already afternoon, so the troublesome little girl who'd started all this soon showed up and personally took charge of keeping order. That finally put the ordinary shopkeeper and staff at ease.
As for whether it was appropriate for a perfectly good tavern to stop selling food and drink and start selling manuals instead, nobody had time to worry about that for now.
Anyway!
When Yue