The Immortal Realm's Smuggling Kingpin
Chapter 280

Volume Four: Buddha Saves No One, Only I, the Demon, Shall Save Them - Smuggling by Imperial Decree (Part Two)

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Xie Tang's collection of everyday goods from the Immortal Realm was fairly comprehensive, but no one could give an exact count of how many kinds had been smuggled up in that time. Even His Majesty the Immortal Emperor could not manage it. Sharing a secret art he had worked so hard to obtain online? What a joke.

Luo Qian expanded the scope of the Immortal Emperor's decree without hesitation. Since he was smuggling by imperial decree, he would make the operation bigger and stronger, shifting from extensive operations to intensive management.

He left Xie Tang at the Luo Company's Immortal Jade mine in Guxu Realm to "supervise" Tian Shun'er, successfully keeping the women from meeting, then slipped quietly into the Lower Realm.

Compared with his previous smuggling trips, this one was a genuine "group operation." It was still just him, of course, but Chen Baozi had introduced him to several smuggling gang bosses along the Guangdong coast.

Game Consoles, laptops, pocket VCD players, pornographic discs, sex toys... He had a full range, sorted by category. He was preparing to return to the Immortal Realm at dusk when a ray of afterglow swept past the corner of his eye, reminding him of words urging him on.

"Boss, get down there quickly and smuggle up plenty of cranes and concrete mixers. We'll build skyscrapers in the Immortal Realm and count money until our hands cramp!"

"Bullshit! What would the Immortal Realm need those for? Anyone who's practiced the Giant Spirit Art can lift a hundred tons or so. Why wouldn't we use such cheap labor? Concrete mixers are even more ridiculous. Where would the Immortal Realm get concrete?"

Now, though, Luo Qian had another idea.

Chen Baozi was surprised to see Luo Qian. Usually, Luo Qian vanished as soon as his business

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