Volume One, Chapter 61: My Hair Is Split, I Cannot Have Children
Emperor Xiao Yun was a man of both military strategy and valor.
He had a great fondness for calligraphy, often collecting and studying the works of renowned historical masters.
At this moment, Xiao Yun hadn't expected much from the calligraphy of the Princess of Chu, but a glance caught his eye—various elegantly arranged characters for "longevity" dazzled him.
Xing Huai Gang smiled gently, reaching out to unfasten her seatbelt, his eyes revealing a rare softness.
Moreover, this matter had cast a deeply negative shadow, with ample witness testimony and evidence, making it a case destined for defeat. Who in their right mind would dare to take it on?
Ke Ssu softly said, “You discuss amongst yourselves; I’m fine with whatever.” Known for her gentle nature, she always avoided trouble.
What had initially puzzled Pei Ran soon became clear as he grasped the intention; he instinctively wanted to flee, but a timely warning from Yan Zhuo Lang immediately crushed his resolve.
Speaking, she extended her wrist toward Liang Chen, who did not take her pulse but instead used his spiritual sense to traverse the meridians of Ji Liang Chuan.
County Chief Liu still harbored lingering fears from the last opium incident and could not afford the embarrassment of returning to the Wu family for a marriage proposal. No matter how much Liu Zi Ming pleaded, the chief flatly refused.
“Hmph, I hope you can flawlessly execute this mission,” Lisa said after reapplying her lipstick, spritzing perfume around. The car soon filled with a bewitching sweetness.
“Xue’er, after all, they’re married; you can’t just advise them to split up. It’s always about encouraging union, not separation,” Feng Yun Mo said with a playful smile.
As for the wedding, since they had already held one before, Zheng Xi Chen had no desire to do it again. To her, happiness was a personal experience, not a spectacle for others.
Outside, colleagues listened for a long time but discerned nothing, blaming the company’s excellent soundproof windows. They had no choice but to leave and return to work.
Chuan Yu brought several jade bowls, each carved in the shape of a blooming calla lily. The bowl walls were exquisitely thin, with a butterfly-shaped handle perched as if it had just landed on the flower, delicately sniffing the calla lily’s scent—a unique and elegant sight, inspiring transcendence.
People around murmured incessantly, some even betting on who would win, wagering with chips.
Returning to the original spot, they descended from the sky to find only a single squad guarding the area. Upon inquiry, they learned that after Huang Tai Yang and others were taken by the Rat Demon, a pursuit was launched, but they had yet to return.
After giving instructions, Liu Qing Qing hastily ate breakfast and quickly boarded the carriage, leaving in a rush.
“You all know about cultivators. My master is a powerful one among them, though I cannot fully explain the extent of their strength. Not only did my master save me, but also taught me cultivation. Only after I reached a certain level was I allowed to return to the secular world,” Zhou Qing earnestly explained.
Linda put down the USB drive, gently patted Inesa’s head, and before leaving, gave a special reminder—behave yourself; you will become famous. If you don’t, the devil will come for you. He’s far less forgiving than I am.
At this moment, the bearded man looked utterly ridiculous. Without his beard and scorched by the Divine Phoenix’s flames, his entire face was flushed red, resembling a monkey’s behind. The bearded man never expected to suffer such a humiliating defeat and stood there stunned.
On the surface, everyone appeared amicable and friendly, but behind closed doors, they secretly wished each other dead, fostering a breeding ground for spies among the tribes.
Fortunately, there was a subtle and mysterious connection with his sister, which allowed him to locate the position, and finally, today, he found this dreamlike place.
Shui Xin gradually calmed down from the joy of breaking through a new realm. Over all these years, she had never once escaped from the Hidden Divine Sect.