Chapter 1616: Rubik's Cube Beauty (78)

The burly man standing at the front pointed at his shoulder, where there was nothing but empty space.

“My arm's gone. I need to buy a new one.”

“Very well. Any specific requirements?”

“I want it to look exactly like the original. But it needs to possess immense strength, and ordinary blades shouldn't be able to damage it.” The man spoke excitedly.

“Anything else?”

“No.”

“One indestructible arm with tremendous strength. Total price: two million Rubik's Cube coins.”

“Alright.”

The man didn't hesitate in the slightest and pulled out a card.

It was a Rubik's Cube card. Upon reaching Trading City, people could store all their Rubik's Cube coins inside it, making transactions much more convenient.

The card was also miraculous, allowing direct transfers between cards.

After transferring two million Rubik's Cube coins to the receptionist, the man was invited into the inner room.

About five minutes later, he walked out, happily waving his restored right arm.

Just as he was about to punch the wall to test it, the clerk reminded him, “Damaging public property incurs a fine of one million.”

The man nearly jumped out of his skin and fled in a panic, causing everyone nearby to burst into laughter.

Yi Yingxue's eyes lit up.

So this place really could provide anything.

The corners of Tang Guo's lips curved upward slightly.

Wasn't the Rubik's Cube World wonderful?

It was more than wonderful.

You really could buy anything here.

And since you could buy anything, wasn't it only natural to pay a price?

“What would you like to buy?”

Standing before the counter was a woman whose face had been horribly disfigured.

“I want a pretty face. It doesn't have to be peerlessly beautiful, just pleasant to look at, with smooth skin. If it's too beautiful, I'm afraid my wallet won't survive.”

“Five hundred thousand Rubik's Cube coins.”

After paying, the woman was also invited inside.

A short while later, she came out.

Had she not been wearing the same clothes, people might have thought she was someone else.

Her new face was indeed beautiful, though not breathtaking, and her skin was smooth and fair.

The woman looked thoroughly satisfied.

“The Rubik's Cube World truly is a wonderful place. It fulfilled a dream I never dared imagine in my entire life. To be honest, I was badly burned when I was a child. It was severe, and my family was poor. There was never a chance for treatment. Even with skin grafts in our world, I could never have recovered like this.”

After saying that, she left happily.

Afterward, they witnessed many people purchasing all sorts of strange things.

Most of them came to the counter because of physical defects.

Elderly people came to buy youth and lifespan.

Overweight people bought miraculous weight-loss pills that could make them slim instantly without any side effects.

Most women purchased beauty and youth, while men more often sought strength.

Finally, it was Yi Yingxue's turn.

“I have a terminal illness. I want medicine that can cure it.”

“One million Rubik's Cube coins.”

With Xie Yun's help, Yi Yingxue had never been imprisoned. Surviving a full month in Sin City had earned her nearly ten million Rubik's Cube coins. Combined with her gains from Amusement City, she had become a small rich woman.

One million meant very little to her.

After paying, she was invited inside.

Not long afterward, Yi Yingxue emerged.

Gone was her pale complexion.

Her face was rosy and healthy, and there was no trace of her former weakness.

Author's Note:

Tomorrow, this world is about to end.

Next world: Miss Good Girl.

A brief preview:

There are always people who cannot refuse others. They would rather suffer themselves than offend anyone. They feel guilty after rejecting others, and even guilty when they fail to help.

Unable to refuse exploitative parents and younger brothers, they become slaves to their family.

Unable to reject scumbag men, they let their youth be ruined.

Unable to refuse classmates asking for answers during exams—if the classmate scores poorly, it's your fault; if they score well, you get no credit; if you're caught, you take the blame.

Unable to refuse coworkers' requests—good deeds go unnoticed, bad results become your responsibility.

Miss Good Girl will tell you that a better life is only one word away:

“No.”

Refusing isn't that difficult.