Chapter 239 The Yangzi Crocodile

• This temple exudes a strong sense of antiquity. The blue bricks and red walls convey a solemn and ancient atmosphere, preserving the weighty historical essence of the 1930s.
• The temple is vast, capable of accommodating five or six hundred individuals. In the center of the main hall stands a statue of Guan Er Ye, brandishing a knife and stroking his beard, emanating a fierce fighting spirit. Two top-quality agarwood incense sticks flicker and release smoke on the ornate incense table, with the scent lingering in the air. Black curtains adorned with a dragon and a tiger hang on either side, exuding a powerful underworld vibe.
• The temple is currently bustling with people. Leaders of various sizes and ranks are arranged on both sides according to their seniority and status. In the middle, over two hundred young men dressed in black exude a youthful and excited demeanor.