Volume One, Chapter 53: I Have Seen Through All Your Secrets

What was even more striking was that everyone noticed it was Gu Moting who took the initiative to hold her hand, not the other way around. She seemed somewhat indifferent, even careless.

However, it must be admitted that although Chu Ran was quite an unreliable character, the cultivation method he created was truly exceptional. After last night’s first intimate encounter with Dongfang Qingyue, Ning Ye clearly felt his inner strength had advanced significantly, as if his very soul had been purified.

At 5:20, Er walked a few steps to the door. He did not look at Long Qianyin but instead scrutinized Qin Yunshan from head to toe.

“I anticipated this long ago and have already stationed watchers at key intersections. Commander Peng, you can rest assured! Haha!” Wei Yan laughed heartily.

Li Yun slowly drew the treasured sword in his hand. The blade shimmered with a cold light that made the hairs on one’s skin stand on end.

Thanks to the merchant Albo’s dissemination, the term “Frank” became known to the locals and was transliterated into Chinese as “Folangji.”

Xiang Fan and Xiang Ding were relatives of Xiang Yu, while Wang Peng was the most outstanding young member of the Wang clan from Huaizhou. Previously, Wang Wu, a disciple of Fan Ji, was also from the Wang family.

But with Li Yun’s current strength, although he controlled a whole province, his troops barely numbered thirty thousand, and supplies were severely lacking. Thus, his primary focus now was to accumulate provisions and expand his forces.

“Hey! What are you all mumbling about? Just speak up if you have something to say, or let it out if you’ve got a fart! Stop acting like a bunch of women whining!” The third brother waved his hand, his rough voice nearly shouting in normal conversation.

The deputy commander of the Blue-Clad Guards bent slightly and discreetly handed a slender bamboo tube to Zhao Xian.

In truth, Bai Lang had once calculated that the day he transmigrated was around April in the continent’s calendar. For him, nothing was more bizarre than suddenly crossing over like that.

The senior sister swayed her waist and walked in front of Wu Bo. She was tall and wore high heels, making her appear even taller than him.

The Qian Niu Guards, armed with blades, maintained a formation of ten steps per post and a hundred steps per camp. Responding to the drumbeat with forceful sound and movement, their steel blades flashed brilliantly against the glowing embers on the battlements, casting dazzling silver dragon-like streaks of lightning.

Just as he had said, throughout this year, he devoted all his energy to the military chronicles.

Xie Kai had just proposed establishing a military-industrial technology alliance, and Zheng Yucheng hoped for a comprehensive improvement in the country’s aviation manufacturing technology. Only then could Project 404 continue without being hindered by poor foundational support.

Though the others said little, in their hearts they all placed Jun Luoyu in very high regard.

He took a deep breath, wearing his usual gentle smile, and lightly knocked on the door.

A muffled sound came through, accompanied by a dull thud—like the noise of a bone being struck.

The Great Immortal and Wei Chennian exchanged glances, both feeling uneasy. If they confidently guaranteed victory but lost the match, it would be quite embarrassing.

From the initial opening of the shopping mall to its later transformation and pivot into agriculture, everything Zhang Chu had told them had come true, so naturally, they trusted him.

I hesitated, wanting to say that Old Luo had just over two months before retirement, and the harshest outcome might be that his pension would vanish into thin air.

However, Ailiko truly did not expect the situation to arise where “everyone who entered the forest died because the monsters inside were too powerful.” After all, this was a magical world; if rumors of divine disappearances or the like spread, it wouldn’t be entirely unbelievable.

Yu pointed the Broken Heaven Sword to the sky. The golden giant bird’s gear-shaped wings immediately landed on the sword, sparks flying wildly from their collision. Instantly, the explosive force struck the iron cages on both sides, causing them to tremble violently.