Tang Feng certainly wanted to let them simr for a while; there was no way he would let them achieve their goal so easily.
Too much ease would not engender gratitude; as the saying goes, good things co with challenges. It’s also a good way to test their loyalty, and so of the Shang Family would definitely give up.
Only those who persist to the end are considered qualified.
The next day, business at Tang’s Trading House remained booming.
But by ten o’clock, all products were sold out. This speed made the cultivators who ca later smile bitterly.
Unlike yesterday, no one dared to cause trouble today.
Everyone wanted to cherish their lives.
In the Grotto Heaven, Tang Feng guided the three won in their cultivation. They had decent talent and were diligent, lacking only resources, which he happened to have in abundance. Their lives had completely changed.
They could scarcely believe their own progress each day.
It wouldn’t take long for them to break through and enter another realm.
At this mont, they were imnsely grateful to Tang Feng.
They were even very frank around him now, yet Tang Feng hadn’t taken the final step, leaving them feeling disappointed.
However, they had taken the most crucial step — Tang Feng had accepted their service.
Aside from physical actions, he basically no longer rejected them.
As long as it didn’t affect their cultivation.
Tang Feng felt quite content during this period.
As for the Shang Family, the dust finally settled.
Two-thirds of the Shang Family chose to withdraw from the street.
They had no choice; Tang Feng wouldn’t accept them, and they couldn’t afford to offend other powers, so they had to find another path.
One-third of the Shang Family persisted.
They understood very clearly that only by relying on Tang Feng could they hope to continue surviving.
So, they persisted every day.
Rebuilding on one hand, and continuing to seek entry into the Tang Alliance on the other.
Perseverance finally paid off, and they beca mbers of the Tang Alliance.
After signing the contract, they began the reconstruction work.
As for the spaces left by the departing Shang Family, they were vacant.
Tang Feng had people purchase all those lands, then rebuilt and rented them out.
During the first reconstruction, several forces descended and destroyed all the newly-built buildings, clearly intending to show the Tang Alliance their colors.
They were also reminding all the rchants on this street that they still controlled the area and had not completely left. Betrayal ant a dead end.
Whether they were just putting on a show or had other intentions was unknown.
In any case, they sent people to create chaos, naturally not wanting the street’s trading houses to be reestablished; after all, they had their pride.
However, mainly they were targeting Tang Feng.
They refused to give Tang Feng a chance.
Why would a newcor be allowed to control a street?
They wouldn’t grant that, nor did they want to.
So they resorted to force, but for now, everything was a test. If Tang Feng truly was that strong, they would retreat, as it wasn’t worth losing their lives over a not-so-wealthy street.
What they didn’t know was that Tang Feng was ruthless; if others didn’t give him a chance, he naturally wouldn’t give others a chance either.
i Ying took action.
It had always existed, and finally, it was put to use.
Her special nature couldn’t be explained in words.
Wherever Tang Feng went, she followed, hidden in the shadows. Sotis he felt like they were one entity.
This magical race, the stubborn woman, gave everything for him.
She abandoned everything just to stay by Tang Feng’s side, becoming his most powerful trump card.
That’s right, over the years, through cultivation, her strength had beco even greater than Tang Feng’s. Her cultivation realm advanced so quickly it aroused envy.
Bottlenecks didn’t exist, and she wasn’t limited by the heavens and earth; she was simply formidable.
She continued to sleep and cultivate, stating that unless Tang Feng was in danger or actively called her, she would remain a shadow.
Following Tang Feng for so long, she hadn’t really helped him with much, but now the opportunity had arrived, and she was naturally happy.
Once night fell, she left.
Tang Feng could foresee what would happen to those forces on the street.
They were undoubtedly dood.
Less than a quarter of an hour later, she returned and lded back into the shadows, never to appear again.
"The task is complete." This was the ssage Tang Feng received.
Good!
Tang Feng was naturally very satisfied.
However, several forces in the city with interests on that street couldn’t sleep.
Just monts ago, they received the news that the subordinates they sent had been wiped out.
The ones in charge were furious and imdiately sent stronger cultivators.
But they, too, never returned.
Then they fell silent.
It was clearly not worth losing powerful subordinates over such ager interests, so they imdiately stopped sending people, effectively announcing their withdrawal from Tang Street.
In one night, all those plots of land turned into three- to five-story exquisite small buildings.
And then advertisents for rental appeared on the screen at the gate.
So of the already contracted rchants saw the business opportunity, acted quickly, and rented half of them, while the other half were slled out by external rchants and rented.
Tang Feng instantly made another fortune.
By controlling a street, he had effectively established himself in the Desolate Ancient City.
The next step in developnt would allow him to truly gain a foothold.
Tang Feng planned to set up communication facilities next, then sit back and make money. Once wealthy, there would be nowhere he couldn’t go.
In this plane, having money ant power, strength, and countless possibilities.
The next day, the Tang Alliance officially ford.
All rchants gathered in the Tang Building’s conference hall to attend the first eting.
At the eting, Tang Feng made a decision that all rchants belonging to the Tang Alliance could sell one to three types of elixir, no more than that, and with a limit on quantity.
However, even with these restrictions, it could generate imnse profits.
They could sell star artifacts, controlling the quantity to ensure an average; everyone could make money, but the amount varied, and Tang Feng wouldn’t interfere, as prices were set by the rchants themselves.
Since they had to pay for the goods in advance.
In the future, the Tang Group would only act as suppliers and the Tang Alliance’s chief, not getting involved in the actual operation.
This news sent all the rchants into a frenzy of joy.
Their sense of belonging strengthened once more.
As for the monthly taxes, their resentnt completely vanished.
Because they knew that at this rate, Tang Street was bound to beco the most prosperous street.
This ten-mile-long street with only tens of thousands of people was destined to rise.
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