Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 349: Chaotic Battle

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The blue-robed man was a Spirit Lake Tier cultivator. While he was on the weak side, in normal circumstances, this was more than enough to keep a handle on the casino. As the gamblers rushed him, he knew that he was in trouble, so he ignored Tang Jie's threats and prepared to cast a spell.

Tang Jie suddenly snorted.

It wasn't loud, but it was right when the blue-robed man had circulated his energy and was about to unleash it. This snort boomed like a clap of thunder in the man's ear drums, dazzling him and preventing him from casting the spell.

At this moment, somebody accidentally bumped the dice cup on the table, sending the dice to the ground. The gamblers, who had only planned to teach the blue-robed man a lesson, considered this act to be a stab to the heart.

All of them believed that this man had done it on purpose so as to ruin the wager and prevent them from winning any money.

Their seething emotions instantly exploded, and the crowd began to heedlessly attack the blue-robed man, not caring that he was a cultivator. The blue-robed man couldn't handle the rapid turn of events, and his actions only made the gamblers go even crazier. Some of them even started stealing money.

Gamblers had no morals or bottom line and couldn't be trusted in the slightest. Having a gambler follow the rules was like trying to make a weasel not eat chickens, trying to make an internet troll intelligent, or trying to make Clinton not have an affair. It was simply impossible.

This was particularly true for those gamblers who had lost money. The moment they saw this chaotic scene, they began to seize whatever money they could, whether it had belonged to them or not.

Amid the chaos, the casino's guards began to step in, and the scene only grew more chaotic.

The Gu Clan had operated in Canglong Prefecture for many years, and they ran casinos, escort companies, pawn shops, and high-interest loans, all of which could easily empty a person's pockets. Thus, they naturally had som

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