Chapter 6

As "Xiao Ji has arrived, you haven't been here for a few days. What have you been busy with lately? See if you're still satisfied with our shop."

Ji Feng entered the market and saw that the shop next to the house had already opened. There were also a few stalls set up not far from the entrance. Out of curiosity, Ji Feng decided to go to Old Tang's shop first.

As soon as he entered, he heard Old Tang's cheerful voice greeting him. He quickly replied and chatted with Old Tang for a while. After asking Old Tang to give him some advice, Ji Feng left to go treasure hunting.

Like the rules of the Divine Dragon Space, the market also had basic rules to ensure the authenticity of goods. Any counterfeit goods couldn't even enter the market. If a seller dared to lie, they would be directly eliminated by the market's basic rules. At the beginning, people often tested these rules, but in the past few hundred years, no such merchants had appeared, not because they didn't exist, but because they were too afraid.

According to Old Tang, the owner of even the smallest stall in the market was not a small player. There was no need to take such risks, as it was not worth it. It was better to do business honestly, which might earn more dragon coins.

Before leaving, Old Tang gave Ji Feng a bag, saying it was something his great-grandfather had entrusted to him. Ji Feng opened the bag outside and found it to be quite extraordinary. Looking inside, he saw a pile of dragon coins shining with purple light, and even two black cards.

Old Tang noticed that Ji Feng had only put the ring he gave him on his finger but didn't know how to claim ownership or use it. He smiled and helped Ji Feng claim ownership and explained how to use it.

The ring Old Tang gave him turned out to be a storage ring, with a capacity of about ten cubic meters, which was enough for Ji Feng.

However, Ji Feng knew that such storage rings, though not too rare in the market, were quite expensive. This storage ring alone was worth at least several thousand dragon coins, more than ten World War II-era aircraft carriers.

After walking around the market for a while, Ji Feng stopped at a stall from the Yuan Dynasty. After a lengthy conversation with the middle-aged owner, Ji Feng finally chose a blue-and-white porcelain jar. After some haggling, he paid 26 dragon coins for it.

Due to the market rules, it was impossible to buy counterfeit goods, but the prices varied greatly. However, there were seven stalls selling blue-and-white porcelain in the market, so the prices couldn't be too high. Ji Feng had a good understanding of the market after his rounds.

Holding the 48-centimeter-tall jar, Ji Feng returned to the shop and asked Old Tang to check it again. It was indeed genuine, and he happily carried the jar back to the living room, planning to take it home later.

Thinking about the pet stall he passed earlier, where there were a pair of beautiful dogs that looked like Huskies, Ji Feng decided to go back and buy them. He paid 50 dragon coins for a pair, one male and one female.

At first, Ji Feng thought they were siblings, but it turned out that these dogs, called Paris, were always sold in pairs. They were paired off when they were weaned, and the pairs were never related because these pets were extremely sensitive to their kin.

Bringing the two adorable Paris home, as soon as he put them down, they started to explore their new environment, sniffing the air and barking a couple of times, as if protesting the poor air quality.

Seeing that Ji Feng ignored them, they realized they would have to live in this environment and reluctantly continued exploring their new home.

Smiling, Ji Feng saw that it was already bright outside, with the sun up. He checked his phone and saw it was only 6:30 AM. He took out some red bills and a card from his wallet, unplugged his phone from the charger, and went out.

There was a 24-hour supermarket ten minutes from the neighborhood. Ji Feng went to the supermarket and bought a lot of food and supplies for himself and the two Paris, filling two large shopping bags. He then left the supermarket.

At the supermarket entrance, he picked up his breakfast and returned home an hour later.

In a short time, the two Paris had already familiarized themselves with the house, knowing it was their territory. When they heard the door, they ran to it first. Seeing Ji Feng enter, they obediently brought him a pair of slippers.

Surprised, Ji Feng smiled and said, "You two are really smart. I wonder who trained you. Not bad, not bad. I'll give you some treats later."

Seeing the dogs' obedience, Ji Feng was very pleased. He changed into slippers, put the shopping bags on the dining table, and took out the two dog food bowls. He then opened a bag of dog food and poured it into the bowls.

However, what happened next surprised Ji Feng. The two dogs, as if sharing a telepathic connection, ran to one of the bowls together, occasionally licking each other's tongues, like they were kissing. Ji Feng was speechless.

"You two are really affectionate, but can you not show it in front of me? It makes me feel like I'm unwanted."

Seeing the dogs continue to show affection, Ji Feng smiled bitterly, shook his head, and went to the kitchen to prepare his breakfast. He put the tofu and fried dough sticks on a plate and placed the tea eggs on the table. He then took the rest to the kitchen and put the food that needed to be refrigerated in the fridge.

After breakfast, he called his tenant, left the two dogs at home, and went out with his bag.

On his way out of the neighborhood, Ji Feng couldn't help but smile, thinking about the two dogs. They were quiet and well-behaved at home, and they never left the house unless he took them out. When he was about to leave, they even brought him his shoes. He wondered how such well-trained pets were raised, finding them extremely lovable. He decided to take them out for walks when they were a bit older to relax.

From a jewelry store called Cui Yu Xuan in the city center, he collected 360,000 yuan in rent and renewed the three-year lease. With the 400-square-meter storefront left by his parents taken care of, he went to a nearby Industrial and Commercial Bank to deposit the check, bringing his account balance to over 700,000 yuan.

Leaving the bank, Ji Feng hailed a taxi and headed straight to the Audi 4S store. He no longer planned to go to work, and with the two dogs, he couldn't always take taxis. Some taxi drivers were unwilling to take pets, so he decided to buy a car.

After comparing several options and haggling with the dealer, Ji Feng bought a black Q5. Since it was the only one available, he paid 500,000 yuan in full by card, paid the taxes separately, and the 4S store helped him register the car. It took until noon to complete all the procedures.

Driving his new car, Ji Feng smoothly left the 4S store and drove through the city. He found a restaurant to fill his stomach and then received a call from his colleague, Yao Yifan.

They agreed to go swimming at the reservoir. Ji Feng almost didn't think twice before agreeing. It was summer, and swimming was one of his favorite activities. It was time to relax. PS: New book, please follow and recommend.

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