Chapter 30
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Xiao Fan knitted his brows slightly, mistakenly believing that Zong Ze was Chen Qianqian’s new boyfriend after her divorce from him. An inexplicable fury flared up inside him.
He was about to bring up the same claims as before—resigning, selling his shares, and leaking trade secrets to a competitor—to pressure Chu Shi, but Chu Shi switched on the recording function on his phone in full view of everyone and tossed it onto the table.
Wang Hao was not a cold and heartless man. Even if he did not take their former engagement into consideration, he still had to respect the friendship between his grandfather and the other man’s grandfather.
Mu Zhixian’s status was extraordinarily noble. Countless daughters of eminent families wished to offer themselves to him, yet Qiao Sangning was the only one who actually struck him.
Afterward, she opened the HaoPai app. The video had been posted for quite some time, yet she had not looked at it even once. She had no followers; everything had to begin from scratch. Although she had prepared herself for the possibility that no one would pay attention, she still held out hope, and could not help feeling nervous.
Yan Nanyi thought that after those two experiences, he had become calm enough. Yet his mind could not help conjuring up all sorts of vivid imaginings.
Sensing the look her sister cast at him, he was momentarily bewildered, but then lowered his head again and continued playing with the ball of yarn, mewing happily.
Father really was biased. He had begged Eldest Brother to come back, yet had never mentioned giving the three branches a share in the affairs of the main company.
I could clearly feel the bracelet beginning to harden. As Old Li increased the heat, it gradually condensed into shape. Once its form had completely solidified, I saw steam beginning to rise from the surface of the table.
“The Soul of Enthronement. Never heard of it, have you? Have you ever seen defilement? Do you know why defilement is so powerful?” Bai Kai asked abruptly.
After hearing Yuan Zhen describe what had happened at the house, I was still somewhat hesitant. Taking advantage of someone’s misfortune was something I had done before, but to do it so openly would truly be a first.
By the time Xi Ze hauled his head up, half of the kindly village chief’s face had already been burned away by the charcoal fire.
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However, Liu Ye had weathered many storms and had long since grown mature. Though he was somewhat annoyed, he did not take Yuan Shao’s merciless remarks to heart.
Of course, no one knew whether the rumor was true. All the world knew was that, barring any unforeseen circumstances, Qingyun Peak would become the weakest of the three great powers after this battle. Even though they had not lost any particularly formidable figures, what they had lost was their reputation and prestige.
“...I’ll do as you say, Boss.” Shen Qianqian replied reluctantly. She still shot Gao Man a vicious glare. Gao Man clearly thought she had won the battle and was now smugly gloating, even throwing her opponent a contemptuous yet coquettish look. It made Shen Qianqian’s teeth ache with irritation.
All around me were the people’s chants of praise and cheers, while the military slogans of the three armies rang out in perfect unison, soaring with overwhelming force. For a moment, my gaze seemed to become fixed, and I did not even realize it myself.
Xi Ze, however, dove toward the ground in a state of perfect unity between man and machine. His weapon unfolded, unleashing a storm of bullets.
Fu Yuling said, “Naturally, we have to find out who the original author was. And the fewer people who know about this, the better. Then—just kill him.” As he spoke, he made a joking gesture of drawing a finger across his throat.
Facing the successive combined attacks of the three Yellow Turban generals, Xu Huang fought desperately to hold them off. Even so, numerous wounds still appeared across his body.
Nearby, Liu Xianying was holding up her phone and filming the scene with complete concentration. She wanted to preserve it as a treasured memory.
Yu Hanhai sneered. Fortunately, he had made ample preparations earlier, and had also tampered with the lawn near the fifth hole.
After riding for about eight minutes, she stuck out her tongue and collapsed onto the carpet. Zhang Zimin, meanwhile, was busy attaching wall carpeting to the room.
Before the meal, Xiang Yu took a photograph and posted it on Weibo. Within moments, it received a flood of replies and even sparked a trending topic.
“What are you talking about, girl? We aren’t from the Crimson Flame Kingdom, so how could we possibly be standing on Crimson Flame soil?” Wang Zhichen said as he stepped forward several paces.
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We fled back through the night. We would not be discovered for the time being, but we could not remain hidden in this shop forever. The moment we went outside, our whereabouts would be exposed, and trouble would come knocking.
Feng Zhengsu did not wish to pass judgment on such matters. Still, neither side was made up of good people.
Kun Lan suddenly walked over. This made Zhang Zimin somewhat tense, but he did not retreat or shout, “Don’t come any closer.”
“Of course I’m going back. My family is over in Guangzhou, and I’ve already booked my ticket. I’m leaving tomorrow. Shall we have a gathering before we part?” Bai Yu suggested.
Their realms suppressed one another. To win, Lan Ruolan had to find her opponent’s weakness and create an opening. Unfortunately, her opponent was the steady, composed sort who was exceptionally difficult to exploit. That made things troublesome.
As Wu Tao spoke, he spat out another large mouthful of blood. Whenever he recalled how completely they had been suppressed, and the corpses of the Fierce Tiger Guards left strewn across the battlefield, he grew sick with frustration.
Under Ye Feng’s orders, the four great armies—the Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Black Tortoise, and Vermilion Bird—swiftly assembled.
The palace was roughly a hundred meters long. Jade pillars supported its roof beams on all sides. There were about a hundred pillars in total, divided among the four directions and arranged in four rows, with a little over twenty pillars in each row.
Still, that was also because their preparations had been inadequate. Their unit had trained for such a short time that achieving this much was already commendable.
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