Shura's Wrath Chapter 617 – The Crowded Ling Tian City (1)

The Crowded Ling Tian City (1)

Translator: Mr Voltaire

Editor: Modlawls123

"They're asking us to pay 50 gold coins to go through the teleportation channel? Fudge! Is this a joke?!"

"Is Ling Tian City that desperate for money?!"

"Goddamit! It's their first time building a city and they're all mad! They should be begging for players to go right now, and yet they're asking for money! Fudge! This elder was going to visit the new city to give you some face, but 50 gold coins? Pshaw! Even if you beg me, I won't go anymore!"

"The teleport scrolls for each of the main cities and the Royal City only cost 5 silver coins, and yet they're asking for 50 gold coins? It's 100 times more expensive! Which idiot thought of this idea? This is simply chasing away all of the players who were going to give them some face and visit. Fudge, I'm not going anymore!"

"You want us to pay to support you? Go screw yourself!" 

"With this teleportation fee, if the new city can really develop, I'll run around the Forgotten City naked 3 times!"

The Azure Dragon City's Central Plaza was filled with cursing. After seeing the condition to go through the teleportation channel, the entire China Region exploded with discussions as threads flooded the forums. The reason was very simple¦ We're going to the new city to support you and give you face! And yet you're charging a fee! A ridiculously expensive fee! How can you be so shameless?! Only idiots would go to Ling Tian City!

All of the major media outlets immediately reported this matter. Countless experts, professors, and teachers all concluded¦ that Ling Tian City was desperate to recover their investments, resulting in them thinking of this ridiculously stupid method. They all criticised Ling Tian City and called on Ling Tian City to immediately cancel the ˜teleportation fee', saying that it was bringing ruin upon itself.

In response, Ling Tian City did not change anything at all, preparing for the first day of the new city's opening.

There were more than 1 billion players in China, and although they were all inf

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