Volume Four: Buddha Saves No One, but I, the Demon, Will-Competing for the Job (Part Two)

Luo Qian had not expected the Immortal Emperor to show him so little consideration. He was the man's "prospective son-in-law," after all, yet at the most critical moment, the old fellow had turned a face of iron on him. Luo Qian left with a dark expression, thinking viciously that he would win over both Xie Tang and Zhu Ke'er, then make the stubborn old fossil die of rage.

The fantasy was satisfying, but it was only a fantasy. Whether he truly intended to do it was one thing; he was not even sure Xie Tang and Zhu Ke'er were the Supreme Pure Emperor's daughters.

Fortunately, he had three months to find a way. The matter in the Buddha Realm was more urgent, though. He had made up his mind: if he really could not find that many wronged souls, he would ship them some stones instead and let those eminent monks keep honing their carving skills.

He returned to True Transformation Source with a head full of worries. At the door, a shop assistant told him, "Boss, someone's inside waiting for you." The man waggled his eyebrows at Luo Qian and grinned lewdly. Baffled, Luo Qian glared at him. "This brat..."

"Boss Luo, you're finally back. I've been waiting for you for ages." Lu Mei stood in the doorway, looking rather displeased. Luo Qian suddenly remembered his deal with the Demonic Cultivators of the Immortal Realm. He seemed to have spent all his recent time in the Buddha Realm and had not delivered their goods in ages. He hurriedly put on a smile. Smiling at a beautiful young woman was a pleasure, after all—far more of a pleasure than smiling at Lu Kuangtao.

Lu Mei went straight to the point. "When exactly can you get us what we asked for?"