Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 61: Double Rejection!

Chapter 61: Double Rejection!

“32000 gold taels!”

Mosaide offered.

“35000 gold taels!”

Zhao Fengchen said without any hesitation.

“37000 gold taels!”

Mosaide gritted his teeth. The Western Regions merchants were well-known for their wealth in the Central Plains. Even so, 30000 gold taels was a huge sum for Mosaide.

Mosaide couldn’t understand why the fellow before him was willing to spend so much money to compete with him over a sword.

“40000 gold taels!”

Zhao Fengchen spoke casually, as though what he spoke of wasn’t 40000 heavy gold taels, but just a figure.

The Zhao Clan didn’t lack money!

No matter what, it was impossible for Zhao Fengchen to lose out to a Western Regions Charax Spasinu merchant. More importantly, the seat of a marshal in the Imperial Army wasn’t something that could be measured using money.

There were limited number of seats as a marshal in the Imperial Army and it was not every day that one would get such an opportunity. The moment Zhao Fengchen becomes a marshal of the Imperial Army, he would have opened another door for himself. He would gain access to more cultivation technique and resources, allowing him to reach greater heights.

This wasn’t what an ordinary commander could compare up to.

Furthermore, he couldn’t lose to Huang Xiaotian!

“41000 gold taels!”

Mosaide clenched his jaws, but clearly, those words were forced out from his mouth reluctantly.

“There’s no need for compete for it anymore. I won’t sell it to either of you!”

Just when Zhao Fengchen was going to up the bid once more, Wang Chong turned around and said a few words which left the two completely astounded, tt was something they never expected.

The moment Wang Chong said those words, the bustling street immediately turned silent. Everyone’s gazes fell on Wang Chong.

“Why?!”

Shocked, the duo asked with surprising harmony.

40000 gold taels was an astronomical sum. It was more than two times greater than the value Wang Chong had offered previously, and any ordinary person would have been overjoyed to hear such a

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