Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 2727

When George was young, he was a person with a calm demeanor but had a strong sense of pride in his heart. He never bowed his head and surrendered to anyone. Looking at Wilbur now, George, as the lord of the town, had set up a banquet for him, only to be rejected flatly.

If it were any other cultivator who received such courtesy, they would have been deeply moved. The most important thing for a person was not to forget his or her identity and to be true to themselves no matter who they were facing. Therefore, a cultivator should always maintain a moderate stance.

Wilbur was such a person. A person with a strong self-awareness would naturally be less likely to make mistakes when doing things.

After returning to the City Lord's quarters, Wilbur returned to his room. After closing the door, he sat on the bed, crossed his legs, adjusted his breath, and began to heal himself. Although none of the opponents in the five battles today was strong, their attacks each had their own specialty.

Among them, the most important thing was that these five people each had their trump cards. The moves they had kept to themselves were all extremely powerful moves that could bring about a fatal blow.

impossible to tell that the opponent had such strength. They would only attack suddenly at a critical moment, making the

adjusting his breath to recover from his physical

Wilbur's body had completely recovered and was full of energy. After a big meal in the restaurant, he bade goodbye to George and

already a huge crowd. This day was a promotion match and a positioning match. The guards were divided into Senior Guards, Middle Guards, and

winner would be granted the title of a Junior Guard. However, if he won the fourth game and obtained the position of the Junior Guard, the participant must withdraw from the challenge to keep this

participant wishes to continue fighting, there would be a chance of losing in the subsequent battles, and with it, the position of the Junior

already the goal for most cultivators. They knew

no matter the destination, it would be at least a twenty percent discount on the gold coins required. Meanwhile,

the gap between the two was huge. There were only ten Middle Guard positions open every year.

was too low, and it was too difficult to become a Middle Guard. Therefore, no one would dare to challenge