Ever since Yang Chen surpassed Ma Long's results, Wu Changkong had closed his eyes, and even his disciple He Feng was left speechless, losing all the enthusiasm from just a moment ago.
He Feng felt bitter inside, especially because he had dared to challenge Yang Chen earlier.
He feared Ma Long, so he didn't dare to compete with him. He thought he was second only to Ma Long, and although Yang Chen had defeated him once before, he still didn't accept it. Now, though, he had to accept it. His challenge to Yang Chen was simply humiliating himself.
Even if Ma Long couldn't surpass Yang Chen, what right did he have to deny Yang Chen's achievement? What reason did he have?
He Feng's appearance was bitter, but he had no idea how bitter his Master was.
Wu Changkong really wanted to cry; initially, when he saw that Ma Long had reached the eighteenth floor, he was indeed very upset, but he could somehow still calm down.
