Chapter 87: Shameless! Wang Xiuhua Truly Knows No Shame!
In truth, after leaving the ruins last night, he had received messages from Xin Yuan and Bai Su, and had briefly mentioned some things, but due to the urgency of dealing with the spatial node matter, he hadn’t had time to explain in detail.
Lu Quan gazed at the silver sword light brimming with murderous intent, a trace of gravity flickering in his deep eyes; this was something he had never experienced before. Even when he watched Yang Hao in the desert draw a curtain of light between them, it had not been like this.
“Who cares,” Lin Jingshu replied offhandedly, as if she hadn’t been angered at all by that person’s words.
After You You’s mother, that vile woman Song Yiren, died, Li Chenxuan’s parents no longer brought him to the Yu family.
In silence, he watched Bai Su wave goodbye to her classmates, her expression as relaxed as ever, as though she weren’t facing the sorrow of graduation, but merely going on a holiday for a few days.
“The young master of the Su family in Lu’an Town, Su Ze, is upright and just. Aunt Lan, I like him very much.” In her heart, she had long considered Aunt Lan as a mother, and so hoped for her approval.
Especially those elders and masters in the sects who had taken in talented disciples—they valued their disciples’ cultivation, but valued their skill in rock-paper-scissors even more.
Yet he could not sense the aura of the man before him at all. In such a situation, the man was either an ordinary person, or had reached the Nascent Soul stage or even surpassed it.
Li Yanyang’s airy remark was like using four ounces to move a thousand pounds, making Su Ning puff his beard and glare, his face flushed bright red.
Li Yanyang called out to the trio, then, feeling drenched in rainwater, was the first to dash into the antique shop.
Threatened by Lin Feiye’s words, Lu Chen immediately spilled out his connection with Starry Sky without reservation.
And so, Lin Feiye knelt at the gate of the Palace of Virtue, before her a pile of shattered porcelain—the very porcelain she had broken. Murong Yan said this was the only way to show respect for the late emperor. Lin Feiye was indifferent; kneeling, whether straight or sideways, was inevitable, and whatever tricks Murong Yan came up with had nothing to do with her.
“Your Majesty is right, I do like him. But I don’t think I deserve him. He’s so wonderful, and I… am but a broken body, unable even to appear openly before others…” Having received Lin Feiye’s promise, Shen Shu felt at ease and shared her true thoughts.
He had not received a single consumption record, which meant that all these days, Wan Ge hadn’t spent a penny from home.
Winter Plum finished her story for Taotao, explaining that when Wei Guo and Wang Chaoying were assigned to their units and started working, they were eager to find partners.
The others patted his shoulder before returning to their rooms, leaving Mu Yunli lost in confusion.
After putting down the flesh gu worm, Lin Feiye and the others kept their eyes fixed on Qian Chongying, mentally vigilant, waiting for what would happen next.
Gazing ahead, filtering countless thoughts in her mind, Chunzao ceased speaking, letting only the flowing music fill her ears.
Back then, no one was happier about the restaurant’s opening than Xiao Junsheng. As soon as Ning Jin announced “let’s begin,” he immediately picked up his chopsticks and took a mouthful of the mapo tofu before him.
To ease her anxiety and impatience, she often took Taotao and Nana up the nearby mountains, gazing into the distance at their home.
“Ziqian, are you hiding something from us?” Ziqian’s mother suddenly changed the subject.
She instantly took out a town-return scroll, arriving at Forest City, and began to refine medicine. A furnace appeared before Andy; it was a medicine furnace, and the alchemist could not leave it. If they did, the process failed, all materials returned, and to continue, they had to start anew.
Looking at Azure Dragon, Zhang Baoyu gently shook his head. Now with the primordial calamity’s aura pervading, everything was uncertain. Had he not seen too much of the primordial era, he wouldn’t dare say for sure that the three races could defeat the ferocious beasts.
Now, all players in the China region knew of “Snow Moon’s” strength; even if all forces united to attack, psychological pressure would prevent them from performing at their best, and even normal performance might not be achieved.
Mrs. Qian left the room, called Butler Wang in the living room, and simply told him Lu Rufeng’s request. Though puzzled, Butler Wang agreed nonetheless.
Perhaps separating into two places was best for everyone. Not to change, not to destroy—bearing the faith, loving silently was enough. It was enough if, when she needed him one day, he could be by her side.
The White Lotus Sect Master smiled coldly, no longer looking at the life or death of Master Xu Dao, but turned to gaze at the arena. Standing with hands behind his back, his demeanor was proud as heaven itself, exuding an aura of supremacy.
“If, after the incident at Falcon Pen, Zhao Jindao didn’t find a new lover, then it should be Xiyu.” Xie Half-Ghost had never seen Xiyu’s real face, so he could only make conjectures.
If you can’t understand, then think of our universe as an individual entity; outside of it, there are countless similar parallel universes, and the combination of these is called the multiverse.
Their task company, GSD, was engulfed in flames, and his teammates—except for Jia Jing, who was merely frightened—were all injured, with one dead.
Such debates made many unable to accept it; the stubborn faction outside wrote history that way only to glorify their own greatness.
“This is bad. If this goes on, the ghost gu will surely gain the upper hand!” My heart sank, and I bit my finger, pressing it directly onto the red shadow within Shen Haoying’s body. Though I didn’t know if my blood would affect the ghost gu, there was no other option—I had to take the risk.
“This city develops so well, why is there an uninhabited area right at its golden core?” Qin Fen was puzzled, but didn’t pursue the thought. After all, he hadn’t come to investigate the uninhabited zone.