Chapter 114: The Final Push—Earning Every Penny (Please Subscribe)
Sighing softly, Lan Ruoyue nodded in agreement. Just as Chu Yu finished applying the medicine and turned around, Lan Ruoyue was oddly pinching Meng Ke’s nose, doing something peculiar.
Qu Yunrui sensed her nervousness. No matter how chaotic his thoughts were, he helped Bai Shanshan onto the carriage and followed closely behind, flicking his whip as the horses galloped away.
After completing her reconnaissance, Elisa lightly stepped back to the group. The bottle of wine she handed over successfully eased the man’s awkwardness. While they warned the man not to act on his own accord, Chu Yu suddenly sensed a dangerous aura nearby.
“Lord Miyamoto, the beauty contest will begin in half an hour,” the madam reminded before leaving.
In the vast office, Huo Shengzhi stood silently by the window, his silhouette lonely and solitary.
The clash of twin swords rang out sharply. The forbidden spiritual weapon remained unscathed, but Qin Ziqi’s long sword was riddled with cracks.
“No! There’s nothing fun there! Uncle Zijin is so busy he’s nearly in tears! How could he possibly have time to play with me?” He turned his head away and crossed his arms, standing stubbornly.
The Gong family was as anxious as ants on a hot pan, while Qu Yunrui remained calm and leisurely, even casually chatting with Lord Jingzhao between their conversations.
However, the outcome was inevitable. She could never win, and each defeat was crushing, like a lump of rotten mud that could never rise.
“Second Senior Brother, where is your brain? Do you really think I can’t take down just Xu Yourong? I don’t just want her body; I want her heart too. Do I need to resort to such foolish methods?” Lu Yunfei sat down, leaning against the sofa, silent.
Three months had passed halfway. Once his cultivation slowly recovered, dispelling the Mianyin Palm affliction would be effortless.
After “Debang” cleared the wild monsters in the jungle, the previously slain beasts had long since revived. Naturally, “Debang” resumed attacking the jungle monsters.
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Seeing Wang Ning and Mu Qingqing emerge together, Han Feiyu, the remnant Tian Dao Sword wielder who had been lurking somewhere outside, suddenly appeared before them. Han Feiyu bowed slightly to Mu Qingqing as a greeting, then cast a sideways glance at Wang Ning, who sensed a warning in his gaze.
“That’s right, it’s the Hundred Chariots Dynasty. This dynasty is much weaker than the Kushan Empire. Moreover, if we conquer the Hundred Chariots Dynasty, we can encircle Kushan, allowing us to open multiple fronts in future wars. This is far more advantageous for us!” Deng Ai explained.
A clay Buddha still has some fire in it; Tang Ye, not a Buddha, has even more. He was utterly fed up with these noble sons popping up one after another to bother him.
If the two of them fought to the death, that was not something Isabel wished to see.
Lu Yunfei grabbed the deck of cards, neatly stacked them on the table, and left without looking back.
Impossible. Could Tang Sheng really be willing to give him the heart of the Black Tortoise?
After a brief rally speech emphasizing the difficulty of the mission, Ling He gave a command. The messengers selected the best horses in the city and charged out through different gates in groups.
“Tell me, do you think we can use this video as a promotional clip for the school?” Lin Feng asked Zhang Dong and the others.
As for the publicity department, Xia Ruoxi requested they keep the signing ceremony confidential for the time being to avoid causing trouble for the company.
The oppressive atmosphere was unbearable for him, and Lian Sheng’s indifferent expression only added to his irritation.
The three rested for a day. The next day, after Long Yu and Chang Rou sent Yin Ling off from Yusui Peak, Yin Ling said farewell to them and went alone to find Yun’er and Jing Feng.
In the dimly lit Transmission Hall, Elder Du Guye and the sect’s top disciple Ye Beigong remained silent, while only Lin Tian’s voice echoed through the grand, hollow hall.
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Alice Phil thought that Saber must have never seen an airplane cockpit before. She wondered how Saber would react upon entering, finding no saddle or reins, only a myriad of unfamiliar electronic instruments.
Li Si sighed helplessly. At this moment, he never imagined such things would happen, leaving them utterly stunned, far beyond their expectations.
This time, aside from Ding Ling, under Sha Po Cang’s appointment, Lin Ying and Zi Mo’er served as main forces, with two immortal beings named Luo Tian and Cao Yi as the backbone, Mo Siqian and Song Lala as reserves. Including Ding Ling, there were seven in total.
When I woke up, I found myself suspended high in a massive black void, hanging from a huge fruit tree. Many branches pierced my body, seemingly injecting some liquid into me.
It was obvious that Ye Anqi had seen this. Even if he could close his own computer screen, he couldn’t block all of them. When she returned to her office, she’d still see it everywhere online.
The lively conference continued deep into the night before the villagers gradually went home to sleep. I, along with Man Feng, Cang Tian, and others, remained seated, discussing the current situation outside.
Just as Feng Wuhan finished speaking, he felt a chill down his back—Xu Fan had appeared silently behind him.
“Damn!” Anzi jumped up, “That kind of crystal stone consumption will multiply. You’ve been discovered; shut it down immediately!” Before Fang Zi could respond, Anzi unilaterally dismantled the origin array, begging the Emperor, bowing to Buddha, to let the Rogue Heavenly Lord take a nap and spare everyone.
These three statues were built to the height of ordinary people. Since the water only reached their chests, it meant that regular soldiers could wade across the river without issue.
“When did I become Yu Di? And this Tuka Feng probably isn’t even older than me, right?” Lu Yu thought to himself. But since that’s how people called her, it was her freedom. Lu Yu figured he couldn’t control such matters. It seemed Tuka Feng was a girl who liked to act like an elder.