His skepticism was understandable due to the illogical circumstances. Why would anyone want to pay more unless they were crazy?

He looked as if he was afraid that the item wasnt precious enough and needed to raise its value.

Yes, I want it. Li Qiye was nonchalant about the price.

Jinning couldnt speak anymore. Words were stuck in her throat. She thought that paying 100,000,000 was ridiculous for a wooden carving. Calling him an insane prodigal son wasnt enough.

Ah. The shopkeeper rubbed his palms together and said: Sir, will, will you pay with cash or a different method?

He was still unsure about this idiotic endeavor, thinking that Li Qiye was only messing around.

Amitabha. The right child placed his palms together and said: Words cant be taken back just like splashed water. Benefactor, you named the price, it is time to pay up.

The monks didnt believe that Li Qiye could actually pay this price so they wanted to humiliate him.

Only spare change so I dont normally carry it with me. Li Qiye said.

Everyone exchanged glances after hearing this ridiculous statement.

Benefactor, 100,000,000 is not 300,000 and definitely not one or two stones. Watch your words. The left monk raised his voice towards the end.

They were waiting for Li Qiye to be unable to produce this sum. Thus, they could make fun of him on top of buying the carving for the original price.

Is there a difference? 100,000,000 is still the same as one or two, just a tiny number. Li Qiye looked at them and said.

The two monks didnt know what to say; their face started turning red.

There was something about Li Qiyes appearance that infuriated others.

Spending 1,000,000 to buy this carving would hurt these two monks. On the other hand, 100,000,000 didnt sound like much for Li Qiye and couldnt even be considered pocket change. It was as if he was just buying some fried dough bread on the street.

Sir, so how, how will you pay? The shopkeeper calmed down after witnessing Li Qiyes crazy statement.

Li Qiye glanced at the shopkeeper and said: I have this pearl or something, its not much. Take it.

He then took out a wooden box and threw it at the shopkeeper.

The shopkeeper caught and opened it. A brilliance from within nearly blinded him.

The two monks didnt