Among the ruins, Su Xing stood up from the ground unsteadily.

He looked around and found that he was in a dilapidated village, surrounded by melon-eating villagers who came to watch the fun.

These people don't have any cultivation, they are just a group of ordinary mortals.

Not surprisingly, the villagers present were attracted by the sound of Su Xing falling.

The only thing that surprised Su Xing was that although these villagers were mortals, their left eyes glowed with a strange scarlet light.

After he glanced at the villagers present, he looked at the little girl closest to him and asked, "Excuse me, where is this place? What is the name of this village?"

It's okay if Su Xing doesn't speak.

As soon as he opened his mouth, the little girl couldn't help crying, as if Su Xing had just destroyed this little girl's house...

When the little girl cried out, the villagers also started talking quietly.

One person's tone was a little shocked, and he whispered: "Look at the robe this man is wearing. There were holes in the robe just now, and suddenly they are all gone!"

"It's true!" Another villager also echoed: "This robe seems to be able to mend the holes by itself!"

Hearing the conversation among the villagers, Su Xing had a look of confusion in his eyes.

The black robe he wore was a top-quality item purchased from the Flower Spirit Stone in the Tree Realm. Although it had the ability to repair itself, it was not considered a treasure.

This kind of clothing is very common among monks.

How ignorant are these villagers of information that they even make a fuss about the clothes worn by monks?

Although they can't afford it, they shouldn't react like this.

In addition to the red left eyes of all the villagers, there is another strange thing about the village, which is the wooden pole standing in the center of the village.

On the wooden pole, there is a huge eyeball about two palms wide inlaid.

Judging from the appearance, the eyeball is almost exactly the same as the eyeball of "Shou", and the pupils inside are still shaking, as if they are monitoring the villagers in the village.

There is something very wrong with this village...

Among the crowd, Su Xing asked again: "May I ask, what is the name of this village and its approximate location?"

In order to increase the enthusiasm of some villagers, Su Xing did not forget to display his "money power".

He patted the storage bag on his waist, took out more than ten spirit coins, and added: "Whoever can answer my question, these spirit coins will be given to him."

In Su Xing's imagination, the moment he took out these ten spiritual coins, the villagers would be like crazy, scrambling to answer his questions.

After all, a mortal who works hard for a month can only earn about 30 spirit coins.

This is considered a high-income group among mortals.

You can earn more than ten spirit coins for free by just answering one question. This is a deal that anyone would be happy to do.

But the fact is that these villagers didn't care about the spiritual coins in Su Xing's hand, as if what Su Xing took out was just a pile of stones.

After a while, a boy of fifteen or sixteen years old walked out of the crowd.

The young man replied to Su Xing: "Our place is called Tupo Village, which is about two days' journey from Shanglinli."

Shanglinli? Is this a place name?

After Su Xing hesitated for two seconds and was about to ask the boy for more information, he saw that the little girl who had just been crying suddenly stopped breathing.

After a few seconds, she put her hands on her chest and fell straight down.

At the same time, a villager also reminded him at the right time: "Jin Yun, your sister has used up her lifespan, so hurry up and share some of her life!"

In fact, there is no need for this villager to remind him.

The moment the little girl fell to the ground, the young man who just spoke immediately rushed forward and put his hand on the girl's wrist.

Only then did Su Xing discover:

The villagers of Tupo Village, in addition to their left eye glowing red, also have a strange eyeball mark on their right wrist.

This eyeball mark seems to have the function of transferring life span.

After the boy put the eyeball mark on his wrist on the girl's wrist, the latter gradually recovered within a moment.

This scene made Su Xing extremely surprised.

He handed the spirit coin in his hand to the young man and asked, "Did you just use that eyeball mark to give some of your life span to your sister?"

"You can keep these stones yourself."

The young man named Jin Yun didn't seem to be very interested in Su Xing's spiritual coins.

After he pushed the spirit coin back, he looked into Su Xing's eyes and asked, "Master Immortal, you must be a savage, right?"

"Savage?"

Su Xing was startled when he heard this: "What do you mean?"

Jin Yun pointed to the eyeball mark on his wrist and replied: "Those who have not been cast with spells are savages. That's what we call them here..."

After Jin Yun's explanation, Su Xing finally understood that the Tupo Village where he was currently located was located in the northern part of Nanfangbu Continent.

Unlike the previous Dongsheng Shenzhou, there are no monks on this Nanfangbu Continent, so spirit stones and spirit coins have no value.

Mortals on Nanfangbu Continent use their remaining lifespan as currency and complete transactions with the eyeball marks on their wrists.

And the functions of longevity don’t stop there.

In Nanfangbuzhou, not only living consumes lifespan.

Activities such as breathing air, entering the city, and impermissible activities such as stealing and robbery will all consume a certain amount of life to a greater or lesser extent.

The villagers' left eyes, which glowed with a strange red light, could visually tell how much life had been spent.

Mortals in Nanfangbu Continent are not born with red eyes and eye marks.

These marks were all placed on the villagers by the village charm master shortly after they were born.

And people like Su Xing who have not been under the spell are the so-called "savages", that is, people who are separated from the masses.

The 'savage''s actions such as breathing air and entering cities will also consume his lifespan, but he cannot see it himself.

After hearing this, Su Xing finally understood the situation in Nanfangbuzhou.

He pointed to the eyeball hanging above the wooden pole in the center of the village and continued to ask: "Then what are the eyeballs above used for?"

Jin Yun said: "That eyeball is called the 'Shou Eye'. It is hung on Taoist gates in various villages, towns and cities to monitor us."

Unallowed behaviors such as theft and robbery will only result in a certain number of lifespans being deducted if observed by the 'Shou Eye'.

And if it's in the wild.

Let alone theft, robbery and other evil deeds, there is no need to bear any consequences even for murder and arson.

Therefore, most of the mortals in Nanfangbuzhou move around in areas where the 'Shou Eye' exists, and will not leave the village too far at will.

Hearing this, Su Xing asked again: "How many bandits are there in the wild? Are those bandits just ordinary people?"

"They are not ordinary people. Most of the bandits have practiced martial arts."

Jin Yun said: "I have never seen a person like you, Immortal, who fell from the sky and smashed a hole in the house without any problem... But after practicing martial arts, you can jump to the roof and step on it.

I have seen people running on water with my own eyes."

Hearing this, Su Xing couldn't help but have a strange look on his face.

From this point of view, Nanfangbu Continent can only be regarded as a 'low martial arts world'.

Good guy.

The protagonists in novels and movies who travel through time will encounter more and more powerful opponents as their strength increases.

But looking back at myself, from the Dongsheng Divine Continent where monks traveled everywhere, I unexpectedly came to the Nanfangbu Continent where there are only mortal warriors.

The enemies you encounter are getting weaker and weaker.
Chapter completed!