Qi Xuansu put away the Divine Dragon Pistol and picked up his two cutlasses before checking Wan Xiuwu’s body.0

In addition to a few cash notes, Wan Xiuwu also had some official documents and letters from Wuxu Palace, as well as his insignia and badge to prove his identity.0

Qi Xuansu was a little hesitant about whether to take away the cash notes because he wanted his revenge to be more pure, unrelated to money. If he took away the cash notes, it would look like he had killed Wan Xiuwu to rob him.0

But in reality, Qi Xuansu was short of money. He only had 600 Taiping coins left, and Wan Xiuwu carried several hundred Taiping coins with him. It was quite a sizable amount of cash for the broke Qi Xuansu.0

Thus, Qi Xuansu decided to flip a coin and let fate decide.0

He took out a Taiping coin. The front side read “Great Xuan Dynasty Jiushi Era,” while the back had four words, “peace to the world.”1

Qi Xuansu flicked the Taiping coin into the air and reached...0