Secular Immortal of the Nine Realms Chapter 63: Moonsunk Gold

“War God Fang!” Li Maocai rushed forward and bowed to Fang Chen. “Li Maocai pays respect to War God Fang!”

“You need not stand on ceremony, Boss Li. Take a seat.” Fang Chen gestured to the chairs before taking the main seat. He turned to Fang Qingyao and asked, “Miss Fang, how is the handover of the Compassion Halls coming along? Has someone followed up with you yet?”

Fang Qingyao nodded with a look of wonderment. “An official from the Bureau of Justice visited me to handle the handover. All of the capital’s Compassion Hall is now under my name…”

She was impressed by how efficient the handover was. An official from the Bureau of Justice actually personally paid her a visit to expedite the process. There weren’t many people in the capital who possessed as much influence as this.

“That’s good to hear. I can tell that Miss Fang has a compassionate heart. The vulnerable people living in the Compassion Halls are in good hands,” Fang Chen said with a nod.

“Rest assured, War God Fang! Our Striding Dragon Consortium will donate five thousand silver taels to each of the Compassion Halls every year!” Li Maocai interjected.

Fang Chen’s eyes lit up. He clasped his fist at Li Maocai. “I’m heartened by Boss Li’s generosity. Your donation will make it much easier for the Compassion Halls to help those in need.”

“I’m just doing what I should.” Li Maocai nodded. There was a brief pause before he added, “War God Fang, I prepared some humble gifts, and I hope you’d accept them. Think of it as a token of my appreciation.”

“I’ll have to reject the gifts. I have turned down the gifts from the others too,” Fang Chen replied with a nod. “Just the thought is enough for me.”

Li Maocai got agitated hearing that. He anxiously turned to Fang Qingyao.

Fang Qingyao revealed a helpless smile before turning to Fang Chen. “War God Fang, Boss Li brought a rather unusual weapon here with him today. If you could just take a look at it…”

“Indeed, indeed. The other gifts are nothing—those are just secular possessions unworthy of someone as ou

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