And then Ye Feng went up to turn over the rubble of earth and stone, finding a brocade bag from the barely alive Yang Zhenzi. This item, named the Hundred Treasure Bag, could hold countless treasures.
In it, Ye Feng found some not-so-ordinary treasures and more than twenty thousand purple gold coins. Although not plentiful, it was enough for him to squander for a while.
At nightfall, Yang Zhenzi was carried back to the City Lord Mansion by the attendants.
At this moment, an old man with a youthful face and crane-like hair stood in front of Yang Zhenzi, his gaze sharp like a hawk, with a gentle and ambiguous expression, impossible to discern whether it was a smile or a cry.
This man was the City Lord of Xuankong City, Yang Zhenzi's father, Yang Shuanghe.
