Warden of the Beast World: Everyone is a Hakimi

Stepping through the gates of the Imperial Central Mall, Ye Tang's innate shopping desire was completely unleashed.

This shopping mall was more impressive than any shopping center she had ever seen. The dome was a single piece of energy light screen, simulating a clear blue sky with white clouds, and the light softly spilled onto the polished marble floor.

A massive, suspended crystal sculpture hangs in the six-story-high atrium, each facet refracting rainbow light from different angles. The corridors surrounding the atrium are lined with shops, offering everything from ready-to-wear clothing, shoes, and accessories to dessert shops, tea rooms, and beauty salons – a dazzling array of goods to choose from.

Ye Tang stood in the center of the courtyard, looked around, and then took a deep breath. She was now a little rich woman, with two hundred million in cash brought by You Lie in her account, not counting her real estate and spirit stone mines.

She had been writing code on Earth for seven years and had never seen so many zeros. Was she saving them all to have children? Her gaze swept over the row of men's clothing stores on her left, then over the row of accessory stores on her right, and finally landed on Youlie.

Youlie was still wearing that sleeveless robe today, which he had worn for almost two months in prison; the cuffs were even frayed. Although he had given all his wealth to Yetang, he hadn't kept a single penny for himself. The more Yetang thought about it, the more she felt that her beastly husband shouldn't be so shabby, so she grabbed Youlie's wrist and pulled him towards the men's clothing section.

"Tangtang, you don't need to buy me anything..." Youlie was pulled forward by her, the tips of his ears turning slightly red. From childhood to adulthood, the Canglang clan had always worn military uniforms and the clan's standard uniforms, so buying clothes was completely a blind spot for him.

Ye Tang completely ignored him. She dragged You Lie from clothing stores to shoe stores, from accessory stores to leather goods stores, picking up one piece of clothing after another and comparing them on him.

The fabric must be the best, the color must match his silver-gray hair, and the cut must accentuate his broad shoulders and narrow waist.

She was extremely engrossed in choosing items, her brows slightly furrowed. After picking up each piece, she would take two steps back to examine the overall effect, and then instruct the shop assistant to change the color or size. Her movements were as practiced as if she had been a professional stylist for several years.

Youlie was pressed against the door of the fitting room by her, and changed into one outfit after another. At first, he was embarrassed, but he gradually became silent and cooperative.

He looked down at Ye Tang, who was squatting on the ground helping him measure the length of his trousers. Her ponytail fell down and brushed against the back of her hand, causing his eyelashes to flutter slightly. A shop assistant stood nearby, holding a small mountain of clothes, her eyes filled with envy: "Your wife is so good to you."

"Yes, she's very good." Youlie's voice was not loud, but his tone was steady and firm.

Ye Tang was intently comparing the colors of the two shirts when You Lie gently pressed the back of her hand, his fingertips slightly cool, and said in a deep voice, "Tang Tang, I'm stationed away from home most of the time, so I don't have time to wear so many clothes." He paused, his gray-blue eyes reflecting the warm yellow light from the dressing room doorway, "But I really like them."

Ye Tang looked up at You Lie's drooping eyelashes and slightly reddened ear tips, feeling that she had been unintentionally charmed by this wolf again. She stuffed both shirts into the shopping bag.

Chi Heng, who was standing to the side, watched the whole scene from beginning to end, his lips pouting so much they could hold a kettle. He watched as Ye Tang circled around You Lie, picking out one outfit after another for him. You Lie, that cunning wolf, even looked at himself in the mirror while wearing his new clothes, his tail wagging behind him with a subtle yet smug air.

He lowered his head and kicked the patterns on the floor, a bitter feeling welling up inside him. "Hmph, they don't know how lucky they are!"

Just as Ye Tang finished paying, he took more than a dozen shopping bags of various sizes from the shop assistant and casually hung them all on You Lie's arm. Since he was strong, he figured he might as well use them.

Her gaze swept across the shop window beside her, and she was suddenly drawn to a magnificent robe hanging in a prominent position. It was a wine-red satin robe, with flame patterns embroidered in gold thread at the collar and cuffs, mirroring the golden-red sheen of the Crimson Jade's tail feathers. In terms of splendor, this robe surpassed all of Ghost Hunter's robes combined.

"Chiheng, this outfit seems to suit you quite well, why don't you give it a try?"

Chi Heng's pupils dilated sharply. He sprang to his feet, his wings nearly bursting from under his robe, and rushed to Ye Tang in three strides, taking the robe with both hands. His crimson-gold eyes shone brightly enough to illuminate the entire shopping mall. The little warden had him in his heart! Just when he was about to be drowning in jealousy, Ye Tang finally remembered him.

He rushed into the dressing room, clutching his robe, as fast as a red lightning bolt. A moment later, the dressing room door opened, and he emerged, his wine-red satin robe contrasting beautifully with his crimson hair and golden eyes. The flame pattern on his collar perfectly complemented the dark red feather pattern below his collarbone.

He spun around in front of the mirror several times, stopping each time to touch his cuffs and collar, his grin almost reaching his ears. "See? I have one too..."

Ye Tang leaned against the dressing room door, watching the silly bird strutting around in front of the mirror, and the corners of her mouth unconsciously curved up. "I have more than you." You Lie carried more than a dozen shopping bags, his gaze passing over Chi Heng's head and landing on the robe, his tone calm and unperturbed.

"Then I have one too..." Chi Heng clung to the robe, refusing to let go, unusually not jumping up to argue with You Lie. He was truly appeased; a single garment could turn him from jealous to overjoyed. Even Chi Heng himself felt it was pathetic, but this was the first time the young warden had picked out clothes for him, so it held a different significance.

Ye Tang watched as Chi Heng happily twirled in front of the mirror, and her heart softened. She had originally planned to buy him just this one piece, but seeing his silly look, she turned around and picked out several robes of different colors and styles, two pairs of boots, a flame-patterned hairband, and a brooch shaped like a vermilion bird feather in the store.

The specifications were definitely not as good as Youlie's. Youlie had a complete outfit from head to toe, while Chiheng only had a few clothes and accessories, but that was enough to excite the firebird.

"Little warden, am I handsome?" Chi Heng put on his new robe, stood in front of Ye Tang with his back straight, chin slightly raised, long crimson hair hanging down his shoulders, and his eyes sparkling.

"Handsome." Ye Tang nodded sincerely. Chi Heng had the kind of handsome and dashing young man with striking and bright features, which was completely different from You Lie's cold and composed handsomeness.

"Who's more handsome, me or him?" Chi Heng immediately pointed at You Lie.

"Him," Ye Tang answered without hesitation.

"Can't you just lie to me?" Chi Heng's wings drooped slightly, but there was no real disappointment in his tone, as if he had already gotten used to this kind of answer.

"cannot."

"So, who's prettier, me or Ling Shou?" This time, Chi Heng was smarter. He didn't compare himself to You Lie, since that scheming wolf held an unparalleled position in the young warden's heart. He changed his point of reference.

"You." Ye Tang thought about it for a moment this time, but not for too long. Ling Shou had a cold and aloof appearance, but she preferred Chi Heng's type.

Chi Heng instantly became happy again, his tail popping out and wagging behind him with a bang. "I knew I was the best!" He hugged his new clothes and spun around in the mall corridor several times, completely forgetting that he had just been swimming in a sea of ​​jealousy. Now his mind was filled with "the little warden said I'm prettier than Ling Shou."