Feng Jun had truly paid little attention to the Big Shot lately, because it had said that his cultivation was insufficient to unearth the hidden treasures.
At the same time, he had grown closer and closer to the Guardians, receiving quite a bit of help, and then the Mirror Spirit had appeared as well.
Add to that the mess in the Insectoid World, the need to keep an eye on the Void from time to time, and the management of Liba Beach headquarters and the Blue Star Realm... If this were a novel, the Big Shot had fallen so far that it was not even a supporting character anymore.
The regrettable part was that although both the Guardians and the Mirror Spirit had been very powerful in their... former cultivation, they were both penniless. They could only use what little cultivation they had left to offer him whatever help they could.
The Guardians were somewhat better. They could give him things to save his life and cared greatly about his safety. But the Mirror Spirit basically relied on its imposing manner to scare people. Even so, it remained arrogantly overbearing despite being poor, occasionally insisting on throwing its weight around.
The Big Shot had appeared rather frequently lately, but it still gave off the impression of being "rich and foolish." It seemed like nothing more than a money bag—at most, a chatterbox on top of that. As for its cultivation... although it had once been decent, there was no point mentioning it now, much less expecting it to protect him.
Only when the Big Shot said those words did Feng Jun suddenly realize: this was how the Big Shot was supposed to be used!
The Big Shot was certainly wealthy, and those hidden treasures were extremely tempting. But once its