Chapter 36: Such a Top Scholar
When Huá Lín was ten years old, Yuètáng was just a boy barely fifteen. The Duke had given each of their children a generous amount of New Year’s money, including funds from the palace. At that time, they were all busy setting off firecrackers and hastily stuffed the money into several vases in the princess’s room. By the time they returned, they couldn’t quite remember which vase held whose money, but the six-year-old insisted that only the large lotus vase contained her share.
The Duchess of Duan emerged from the inner chamber, her cheeks flushed with a sickly redness. She hurriedly gathered several things...
Mù Qīngxuě’s face was alight with pride. Though nominally servant and mistress, she and Mù Qīnghán were more like sisters, always addressing each other as such. The talisman before them was a gift from Mù Qīnghán, meant to protect her life; it possessed the formidable power of the Golden Core level.
A few days earlier, they had also witnessed Qiū Lánqí transform into a butterfly. However, the butterfly’s wings flapped stiffly, like two steel plates dragging behind it. At that time, her three younger brothers had mocked and scorned her relentlessly.
From every perspective, Yàn Sānshēng was not the strongest among them, but his abilities were the most well-rounded. Since they did not know exactly what martial art Xún Bùyí practiced, a warrior like Yàn Sānshēng—who was powerful without any weaknesses—was undoubtedly the best choice.
“Are there others in your temple? Could you take us to meet them?” Mù Tángtáng tilted her head and blinked at the monk. Even a monk who sought purity could not resist her adorable charm.
Meanwhile, inside a secluded tent, the four elders of the Sàlěi family were examining Hǎijǐng’s injuries.
The Hùnshì Star Domain belonged to the insectoid race. Lǎo Xié had also traveled there in the past. When he first met Ā Huáng, it was during the human fleet’s bombardment of the Death Star and the extermination of the great planetary insect hordes. Little did they know that those insects were actually the dispersed souls of the “Zhì.”
If news of the Fiery Gorge secret realm spread, the entire Fiery Gorge could face annihilation.
Why not simply seek Biàn Fán? His vegetables are supplied directly to supermarkets, cutting out many middlemen, which benefits both parties.
“Take two minutes to briefly introduce yourself first,” the interviewer in the middle said, sensing something.
To be enemies with the Wúrì Marquis was to be enemies with the entire demon clan. Was what he was doing truly worth it?
Huáng Xíhé looked surprised. Yè Chún noticed this and realized Huáng Xíhé might not know the true purpose of Academician Céng’s visit.
With the Grand Elder’s substantial profit looming, everyone feared no one would stand with them in battle. They all spoke solemnly about righteousness, leaping forward as if afraid that if Liú Hǎi died, they wouldn’t even get a drop of soup.
The Golden Martial team was discussing their upcoming concert in Huá Guó when someone suddenly shouted in alarm.
This, then, raised the question: currency in ancient times—animal bones, shells found by the sea, coins and paper money in modern times—became currency not because they inherently represented wealth, but because people agreed they could serve as a symbol of wealth.
At some unknown point, someone suddenly understood Qi cultivation. Qi cultivation turned out to be far easier than physical cultivation, so over time, humans shifted from physical to Qi cultivation. Qi cultivation became the prevailing tradition handed down through generations.
After all, when Lín Ruòfēng acquired the current Marvel company, only Mǎdīng and Kǎlóng knew the buyer’s identity.
“But I have already promised someone else. Besides, this is all for charity fundraising. And with so many people here, nothing will happen,” Gǔ Yuè said.
The fishing live-stream company had specially created a super S-level streaming platform for Miàomiào and promoted her broadcasts daily.
Of course, Kěntè understood physics and knew this was just a hypothesis with limitations. Yet now Hóngjūn used a hypothesis akin to “Schrödinger’s cat” to explain the Dao, claiming that a Dao which is not tested is the “true Dao.”