God of Pets

Chapter 358 Even the Heavenly King himself couldn't help.
When Xiu Haofeng heard that Chen Guan had come to see him, he knew why he had come and immediately had him let in.

"Isn't this Battalion Commander Chen, Miss Ji's favorite? What brings you here to see me?" Xiu Haofeng leaned back in his chair, propped his legs up on the table, and glanced at Chen Guan.

"I need to transfer Shi Zhimen to the Qilin Legion. Please sign here." Chen Guan placed the document on the table in front of Xiu Haofeng.

Xiu Haofeng was amused by Chen Guan's arrogant attitude: "Is this how you ask for help? Let me tell you, Chen Guan, I will not release him. Even if he rots here, you can forget about using him."

Having learned from his previous experience, Xiu Haofeng decided that he would not use the same people as Chen Guan.

Chen Guan walked over to Xiu Haofeng and suddenly pushed Xiu Haofeng's leg, causing him to stumble and almost fall.

"Chen Guan...you dare to lay a hand on me here..." Xiu Haofeng was furious and slammed his fist on the table. He never expected that Chen Guan would dare to lay a hand on him.

Chen Guan pulled over the chair he had just been sitting in and sat down himself, leaving Xiu Haofeng standing beside him.

"You have to sign this document, and you have to release the person." Chen Guan imitated Xiu Haofeng, putting his feet on Xiu Haofeng's desk and saying with a smile, "Your chair is indeed quite comfortable."

"Chen Guan, have you lost your mind? Why should I sign for you? Why should I release people to you? Get out of here. This is the position of deputy corps commander. Is this something you can do?" Xiu Haofeng said with a look of disdain.

Chen Guan ignored him, took out his phone, dialed a number, said a few words, and then handed the phone to Xiu Haofeng: "Someone is looking for you."

Xiu Haofeng didn't reach out to take it, but just sneered disdainfully: "Chen Guan, it's useless. It's no use who you find. Ji Nanhong can't control me. No one can do anything about it. Not even the Heavenly King himself. I will never let this person go. Forget about it. Don't try to play dumb with me."

"Little Hao Hao, who are you saying is not working?" A woman's voice came from the speakerphone of the phone.

Upon hearing that voice, Xiu Haofeng's expression changed instantly, and he looked incredulous. He quickly reached out and took the phone.

"Hey, Mei-jie, is that you?" Xiu Haofeng was a little doubtful, wondering if he had misheard.

"What do you think?" Xiu Yingmei's voice came again.

Xiu Haofeng turned off the speakerphone, gave Chen Guan a complicated look, and then went outside to answer a call.

After a long while, Xiu Haofeng returned, threw his phone at Chen Guan, and said through gritted teeth, "Where should I sign?"

"This is fine." Chen Guan stood up, opened the document, respectfully placed it in front of Xiu Haofeng, and pointed to the place where a signature was required.

Xiu Haofeng signed his name, slammed the pen on the table, and gritted his teeth, saying, "Get lost, and don't let me see you again."

As Chen Guan packed up his things and turned to leave, he seemed to remember something and turned back to look Xiu Haofeng up and down.

Xiu Haofeng felt a little uneasy under his gaze and shouted, "What are you looking at?"

"I didn't realize you had such a fondness for Mengde," Chen Guan said with a smile.

"Bullshit! If you keep spouting nonsense, believe me, I'll kill you, you good-for-nothing gigolo. Don't think that just because you fooled my sister, I won't dare to mess with you..." Xiu Haofeng was furious, his hand already gripping the hilt of his knife.

Who was Mengde? He was a famous general during the reign of Emperor Taizu, with outstanding military achievements, and he also had a habit of taking care of other men's wives.

Chen Guan left quickly. He had achieved his goal and needed to hurry back to complete the procedures and get the gate team to his Blood Kirin Vanguard Camp.

Without Xiu Haofeng's obstruction, the procedures were completed quickly. With Ji Nanhong finding someone to help, all the procedures were completed with special approval. That afternoon, Shi Zhimen arrived at the Vanguard Camp.

All battalions of the Qilin Legion are in the midst of intense preparations. This is the first major battle since the Qilin Legion's founding, and they can only succeed; failure would have dire consequences. If they cannot disperse the gathered Mystic Spirits, and a Mystic Spirit tide forms, the Qilin Legion alone will certainly not be able to hold them off, and they will have no choice but to seek help from other legions.

Ji Nanhong couldn't even defend a single garrison, so you can imagine how her prestige in the Heavenly Army would decline afterward.

Bai Yueguang, Zhu Hongzhi, and Zhang Yujian were all skilled generals and commanders. They could accept Chen Guan as the commander-in-chief, but now that Chen Guan had actually chosen Shi Zhimen as the commander, they were naturally dissatisfied.

They had witnessed the battle where Shi Zhimen commanded the Red Cavalry and Leng Zhe commanded the Red Cavalry, but they did not acknowledge Shi Zhimen's abilities.

However, because Chen Guan was there, they didn't say anything, but they didn't really like Shi Zhimen.

While it hasn't reached the point of disobeying orders, the enforcement is insufficient and somewhat negligent.

Shi Zhimen naturally knew that it would be difficult for someone with his background to gain the respect of others, and it was normal for Bai Yueguang and the others to have objections.

He continued to study the information on the Phoenix Forest, constantly making various deductions, and selecting the safest solution.

Chen Guan focused on his cultivation, while Shi Zhimen handled everything else, so Chen Guan didn't need to worry about anything.

Over the past few days, Chen Guan has been keeping an eye on the situation on Huangni Island. There are no problems with the items placed there, and they can be used as temporary storage space in the future.

Of course, given the uncertainty of the contract, Chen Guan would not put his entire fortune into it.

You can use Huangni Island to put things when you go out, and you can take them out when you come back.

However, if it's just a storage function, that's clearly not enough.

Chen Guan obtained some common medicinal herb seeds and tried planting them in the yellow clay soil.

He wondered if inanimate objects couldn't be planted, so could living things be planted?

Perhaps with the magic of the Great Dao Mortar, he can make the medicinal herbs grow rapidly in a short time. In the future, he can plant rare and precious herbs in it, harvest a batch of ten-thousand-year-old ginseng every three days, and another batch of ten-thousand-year-old he shou wu every three days, and then he won't have to worry about not being able to level up.

But Chen Guan was soon disappointed again. Inanimate objects could not be replicated, and seeds were just as difficult to grow. The yellow mud soil did not seem to have the function of accelerating ripening.

The soil in Huangnidi is very fine and oily, not that it is actually oily, but that the soil is very moist.

Well, the soil here is like clay; it gets very sticky when wet, and when dry, it remains in tightly packed clumps.

Such soil is unsuitable for growing plants; plants simply cannot survive in it.

Chen Guan wanted to break up the soil, but because it was too fine and oily, he couldn't make it loose at all. After finally breaking it up, it would compact again after watering, making it impossible to grow anything.

After trying a few times, Chen Guan gave up on the idea of ​​growing medicinal herbs, as Huangni Island simply didn't have that capability.

"It seems the 'you reap what you sow' principle is no longer applicable. So what is the purpose of this Yellow Mud Island?" Chen Guan pondered, but couldn't find the answer.

This yellow mud is similar to the clay he dug when he was a child. When he played in the mud with his friends, the mud they dug was probably similar to this.

Because of its good adhesion, it can be used to play various games and make various things, such as a jar or a little person. It can be dried in a cool, shaded place, unlike ordinary clay which is prone to cracking.

(End of this chapter)