Sweet Revenge

Chapter 547 “Peerless Martial Arts”

Paisley exerted force on Bridger’s hand and pushed him away. At this moment, Bridger was also in a trance. After shaking twice, he lost his balance and fell to the ground. His elbow subconsciously pushed against the ground. With a cracking sound, Bridger felt great pain.

The pain woke Bridger up a little. Paisley’s words still echoed in his ears, but he did not believe it at all. Why did she say that it was fake? It might not be fake. Maybe she was just lying. When Bridger became anxious, Paisley might take the

scripture away.

Regardless of the pain in his hand, Bridger immediately turned on his computer to look up information about martial arts scripture. There were a lot of things like diagrams online. They were half-real. They looked almost the same as the pictures on the scripture in his hand. However, he had never learned martial arts, and Bridger felt that perhaps martial arts were similar. Bridger thought it could not prove that the scripture was fake.

He gritted his teeth and called other people.

In the world, there was a dark web where people could look up unknown information. As long as one was willing to spend money, he could get every piece of news he needed. Of course, the dark web was not omnipotent, but to a certain extent, it could solve some people’s problems.

However, few people knew that there was a dark web in the ancient martial arts world.

On this dark web, people would sell books of martial arts, family treasures, and other things. The history of the ancient martial arts world was long. It had been existing for thousands of years. In the past, there were vagrant merchants who passed on this news and sold these things. Now that the technology had developed, people would sell them on the dark web, and the transaction would be much easier.

Some ancient martial arts families gradually declined. Without descendants of those families, those books of martial arts were also useless. The descendants did not learn martial arts or know about martial arts. The books on martial arts were useless for them. Therefore, they would rather sell them on the dark web. People who were interested in martial arts would buy them so that the descendants could make some money for daily use.

After contacting someone on the dark web, Bridger quickly sent the contents of the pictures. Of course, he only sent at few pages after editing. After all, Bridger still treated the scripture as a real treasure.

However, Bridger met some questions about the title. The service staff asked Bridger what the name of this book of martial arts was, how he got it, which family it came from, and how much it was priced. These questions made Bridger very confused.

for the price… Bridger had no idea. When he talked to Paisley, he never thought

The service staff waited for a long time and thought that the signal was disconnected, so he

by asking me which family it came from? Why do you ask so many questions? It is a glorious thing for everyone to take out treasures and sell them. What are you asking for? Just write

coughed a few

Arts’?” The service staff thought it was ridiculous. Usually, the sellers would name their scriptures in a

a book of peerless

fancy name won’t help. Why do you care about so many details? Did you

said. However, the staff was worried that a book with such a name on the dark

did you get this? Who asked

asking. Has anyone bought it?” Bridger

staff answered. Besides,

then tell me when you have news.” After hanging up the phone, Bridger realized that his elbow hurt so much. When he fell to the ground, he used too

his hand, and it seemed to be

What bad luck!

would wait for the transaction to take what he deserved. However, he did not expect Paisley to be so valiant and treacherous. She actually used him

sneaked in.

tell a lie. After all, there was no

of trouble for him. It was useless to keep it,

In the Palmer family.

furnishings in the bedroom, but if one looked carefully, he could see several cold arrows nailed to the wall on one side, and the carpet

in the room. It seemed that there was no change, but the tension in the room seemed to be driven away, and