Chapter 100: Something Is Wrong! Who Is Meddling Behind the Scenes?

The bespectacled male staff member looked a little embarrassed. Seeing that no one nearby paid him any mind, he pretended nothing had happened.

“Kakashi, how are you doing? How can you let them push you around like that, not fighting back and not even running?” Rin asked with obvious concern.

“He’s holding back?” The others were not blind; everyone under Wang Daolin could feel the casual restraint in his blows, and as his opponent, Song Rui sensed it even more keenly.

Although the value of a pill was severely limited by the fact that it was a consumable item.

Upon noticing the change, the beast and Gao Meng nearly split their faces grinning, and the more they looked at Wang Daolin, the more pleasing he seemed. Invisibly, his standing both in the class and in the first team rose to a level no one could shake.

“You don’t look like a young man at all. You’re even more adept at navigating the world than someone my age,” Lu Hao said, his expression calm once more.

A white Spirit King jade token, engraved with mysterious seals, emerged from the void and drifted into Jiang Yun’s hand.

Switching roles in the middle of a performance could easily be mistaken by colleagues for disrespect, and Chen Mu did not want any misunderstanding.

“Creatine kinase is more than a hundred times normal. It seems the condition at the time was indeed very serious,” Wang Daolin murmured.

Song Rui truly could not understand what Wang Daolin was thinking. The road ahead was clearly wide and smooth, yet Wang Daolin had refused it.

Men always liked to show off in front of women, especially the woman they liked.

Hexi said this, and with a wave of her hand, a scene appeared in the void: Wang Shusheng growing angelic wings.

After that, Lin Fan ate chicken in silence while listening to his uncle Xia Qiusheng tell his parents about the strange happenings that had plagued the village.

The two restrained each other, but in the end, yin could not overcome yang. In front of the righteous force carrying lightning, Ghost Lamp was innately at a disadvantage. Repeated defeat was only to be expected.

The man was looking toward the person on the bed, his eyes flickering with one gleam after another, while his mouth kept speaking incessantly to Yue Liuyun on the bed.

At that moment, he was hesitating whether to return first and investigate the identity of this assassin giant, or to continue across the river and carry out his mission, when he saw the pleasure boat heading this way.

It looked like a kind of moss-like microorganism coiling around, but in truth, they all felt it was not some microorganism at all, but something else entirely.

With both hands straining to support himself against the ground, his body began to tremble all the more, as though at any moment he might be pressed flat.

“No, a one-on-three,” said Dongfang Jian and Xiahou Sheng after exchanging glances with one another.

Back in his own world, Chen Xuanliang fell onto the lawn. He had no time to care whether he had scraped mud and grass onto himself, or whether his arms and legs had been bruised and torn.

A fierce light flashed in Lu Yichen’s eyes. Wang Xiaohan and Wu Yiyi were both going to be in trouble.

Based on that subtle mentality, everyone had, without realizing it, come under invisible shackles. Now that a breakthrough had finally been found, the subtle details accumulated over several days would all have to be laid bare.

Li Bu quietly listened as she finished telling this painful history, then nodded. Only then did he add one more sentence.

Ning Youyou narrowed her eyes and smiled, but the smile never reached them. The curve of her lips was cold, and even her laughter was especially thin and chill.

In the end, Lin Jingxiu could not bear to be angry. Instead, he reached out and tousled her black hair. All day long, she had been referring to her boyfriend every other sentence, and he truly was very, very happy.

“Um… it should be because there happened to be a simulated demonstration assignment at that time, and Shan Zuochen said Wan Juan could come help too, so…” Ming Kexin’s voice grew softer and softer as she spoke.

In the Qin Emperor’s decree, there was also an order that the Princess of Hong could decide freely whether to enter the palace or not. Li Miaomiao had not paid attention to this before; it was only after Ye Sihong reminded her that she learned a princess was supposed to enter the palace on time to pay her respects.

After all, he believed that this whole mess had been caused by him. Even if there was reason to be angry, what right did he have to be angry?

“Who’s here?” General Chen only thought his ears were playing tricks on him. How could a perfectly proper princess possibly come running to the general’s residence?

Nangong Lie did not answer for a long time. Hidden in the corner, Shan Zuocheng suddenly tightened with tension; he very much wanted to know the answer to this question as well.

Ye Qingmeng could tell from Gu Yiyi’s voice that something was off, but since Yiyi said it was nothing, she did not ask further.

The Eye Demon viciously extended its tentacles toward the ogre’s wound, slowly tearing at the gash while delightfully admiring the ogre’s face twisted by searing pain.

After hearing Li Xuanyuan’s words, his mouth remained open the whole time, never once closing. He had spent all along feasting on other people’s scandals, only for the tables to turn this time and have the scandal land squarely on his own family.

With enough hands to help, William naturally no longer needed to stuff bloody chunks of meat into his storage bracer. Nor did many of the雷怒野猪’s byproducts—pig hooves, innards, huge bones, boar tusks, and the like—need to be thrown away for nothing.

Senior Brother Li looked at the opponent before him, who met his attack without the slightest attempt to evade, as though he had already given up resistance, and felt victory was already in his grasp.

Cat Teacher, or rather the mysterious Mr. Steel Tyrannosaurus, watched the departing parents and finally showed a relieved expression.

However, this was the first time both of them had come to Xiangyang, so they had not planned to leave immediately. Instead, they left some farewell time for Madam Yang and her son, Zhao Zonghan.

Arriving beside the campfire, they woke the group led by Zhuge Mingze. Seeing the chubby one watching them, they immediately bowed and exchanged greetings, after which the few of them began discussing things.

Lady Li and Su Wanqing slept in the same room. Lady Li had originally wanted to use this time to properly lecture her.