Chapter 560 Why Aren’t You Worshipping Me


    A chilling gust of wind swept through, leaving the entire audience stunned, frozen like statues.


    Inside themander of the Yenching region, the lieutenant general, sat none other than Chu


    Feng?


    The adopted son of the supposedly hopeless third child of the Zhou family, the "wild species" that


    everyone looked down upon?


    "Chu Feng, you have some nerve. When did you manage to get into General Yang''s car?" Yu Hui


    eximed in shock, her face filled with anger. "Get out immediately!"


    Zhou Yang was equally furious. "This is outrageous! Third brother, look at your son. What a


    disgrace he is to us!"


    Zhou Yao stood stunned for a moment, then quickly drew his gun and eximed righteously, "So


    you''re that little bastard from Zhou Yang''s family? You dare to insult my stepfather''s military


    prestige. I can shoot you now and deal with the consequencester!"


    Mr. Zhou pounded his cane in anger, thumping his chest and stomping his feet. "Presumptuous!


    This is beyond presumptuous! Someone take this bastard away, beat him to death with a cane, and


    throw him into the sea!"


    The Zhou family seethed with rage, and the guests in attendance began pointing fingers and


    expressing their anger, their embarrassment turning into indignation.


    In their eyes, Chu Feng, this "peasant," had not only offended military authority but alsomitted


    unforgivable and heinous acts.


    However, no one noticed that throughout the entire ordeal, Yang Jingyu, the formidablemander


    of the Yenching region, stood by calmly, showing respect.


    The soldiers in the fleet of trucks maintained their upright posture and serious expressions.


    Chu Feng''s gaze remained calm as he surveyed the surroundings, carefully observing every face


    and capturing every word spoken by the audience.


    He stepped forward withposure, uttering a simple remark, "Jingyu."


    "Yes!" replied Yang Jingyu with a crisp salute. He then retrieved a set of battle-worn generals''


    military uniforms from the backseat of the car, symbolizing years of facing the perils of war.


    "Swoosh!"


    The purple python coiled in the wind.


    The Blue-Point Sword hung prominently at his side.


    Donning the national emblem on his head, four shining stars on his shoulders, and a multitude of


    military medals adorning his chest, Chu Feng exuded an aura of dominance that surpassed the


    clouds, as if he were the ruler of the world.


    As the cold wind blew, his tall andposed figure stood firm like an enduring statue, unyielding to


    the passage of time and the harsh elements.


    "Gasp!"


    The entire audience froze in an instant, their gasps filling the air.


    "What are you all standing there for? Didn''t you hear what the old man said? Beat this bastard to


    death!" Zhou Yang, sensing the icy atmosphere, scowled unhappily. He turned around arrogantly to


    face the old man, Chu Feng, and continued,


    "You bastard, how dare you…"


    Zhou Yang''s words were abruptly cut short as his face turned pale, a cold shiver running down his


    spine, his teeth chattering with fear.


    "One, two, three, four!"


    A general that has four stars?


    Damn it, he''s a four-star general, unrivaled in the nation, the God of War!


    Zhou Yao''s hand that was holding the gun trembled as if struck by lightning, his lips turning purple.


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    Zhou Wen, Yu Hui, and the others felt their legs go weak.


    Even Mr. Zhou struggled to catch his breath, his footing unsteady, almost toppling over.


    A tter echoed throughout the audience as everyone stood up, their faces filled with shock and


    disbelief.


    What an honor, what a sensation, to witness the God of War in their lifetime!


    Chu Feng took a step forward, his gaze casting down upon the crowd like a wolf.


    In a calm tone, he spoke, "Yang Jingyu, what''s the penalty for failing to pay respect to a general?"


    Yang Jingyu surveyed the surroundings, his voice cold, "Failure to pay respect to a general is


    deemed as contempt for military authority and warrants severe punishment."


    A tter followed his words as nearly a hundred soldiers behind him simultaneously loaded their


    rifles, their ck barrels aimed at the audience. In an instant, a palpable shadow of death


    enveloped the gathering.