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... Saying hello is nothing, don't mess up the seniority."

Zhou Sui waved his hands and said loudly.

What? !

Hearing these words, shopkeeper Zhao couldn't help but tremble, and looked at Ji Bingyu and other three female cultivators in the late stage of Qi training with a bit of horror, fearing that the other party would kill him after hearing these words.

 But when he saw the three beauties being obedient and not looking angry at all, he felt relieved.

 But the ...

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