The Strongest Shopkeeper in History.

Summary

As Zhou Yang's group departed, a cold glint appeared in the eyes of those left behind, particularly Bi Xuan, who harbored intense killing intent towards Sui Yang Di Yang Guang. The Turkic people coveted the "deer" of the Great Sui Dynasty, seeing an opportunity to rebel upon the emperor's death. Bi Xuan unleashed a powerful punch, but Zhou Yang intervened with a lightning strike, saving the emperor. Zhou Yang expressed skepticism about Sui Yang Di's reckless ambitions and the potential chaos that could ensue. He desired stability in the world of "Twin Dragons of Tang," emphasizing the importance of family legacies and the potential backlash against the Sui Dynasty's ambitions, particularly regarding the coveted Cihang Sword Canon.

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