Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 847 Experience

As soon as those words were spoken, everyone shifted their attention back to the person who had raised their doubt earlier. They were waiting for a drama to unfold.

Countless people came to visit Green Mountain Monastery, so in order to allow more people to see the performance on stage, the platform was set up more than ten meters high.

If someone were to really be thrown off the stage, they might only break a leg or a foot if lucky. However, if one landed head-first, they would likely die on the spot.

Just because someone had voiced their skepticism, the so-called divine monk intended to kill that person. The ruthless act didn’t seem like something a man of faith would do.

Sensing everyone’s gaze on him, the young man shuddered. He merely doubted the existence of divine powers in the world.

Little did he expect Antoine to ask him to go on stage. That’s over ten meters tall! If I really fall, won’t I be killed?

young man hesitated as his legs trembled. He was only twenty-one years old and was just a

wishing he hadn’t said anything

was scared or not. They were just eager to

hurry up! Weren’t you unconvinced earlier? Don’t chicken out now,”

dubious about Master Antoine’s ability to knock someone down through

nowadays just love to brag. They talk big but are so cowardly. How

be ashamed of yourself. If you don’t have the guts, you shouldn’t have spoken up just now. If you’re not brave enough

and criticisms were buzzing wildly among the crowd. The young man clenched his teeth. A juvenile in his early twenties like him had never been humiliated like that, so he uttered through gritted teeth. “Fine! I’ll go up. What’s there to be afraid of?

menacing glint flickered in Antoine’s eyes when he heard the young man still dare to look down on him.

young man stood about one meter away from the

to believe in Antoine’s capabilities, he was still fearful deep down. Looking down. from the elevated

and approaching him, ready to strike, he immediately gave in, the little courage he had mustered