Volume 1, Chapter 37: Aren't You Being Good?

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The moment he read Tianxing’s letter, he knew the events described had a high probability of occurring. For this reason, he had discussed them with his elder brother early on, urging him to make preparations. It must be said that the criminal would stop at nothing to possess Song Cheng, even harboring thoughts quite different from ordinary people; to put it bluntly, he was a bit perverted. If he were watching a movie with Izumi Sakai, the young man felt he would find it enthralling, even if the film were dull and lackluster.

"What should I do then? I really love you, Teacher! I don't want you to be taken away, boo-hoo!" Ryoko Hirosue played along, deliberately feigning a crying act while wiping away non-existent tears. Although her acting was convincing, her shoulders shaking with laughter completely betrayed her true mood. Observing this affected performance, Shaoshang rolled her eyes: this was no less dramatic than the entrustment of an orphan at Baidi City. Moreover, the Prince had not stayed in the main courtyard on their wedding night, yet this Chu woman had already gotten close to him; the Princess’s anger would surely be vented on her. If Dio were truly provoked and decided to kill Avdol immediately, there would be no way to save his life. Clearly, the young man’s parents had not received his grandparents' blessing when they got together, but that was not the reason for his bad mood. Compared to the fierce reaction in the human world to Seris’s change of era, the reactions of the alien races were quite indifferent; whether it was the centaur Mongol Empire or the Ottoman Night Elf Empire, both maintained a neutral stance toward the change of era. Wei Hong had guessed at the time that the child rumored to have drowned years ago was not dead and had replaced Lian Cheng, and he also understood why Lian Cheng had been hunted recently. What Nan Xingwu did not know was that in a place she could not see, Si Jiujiu’s soul projection penetrated the Longevity Sword—which was imprisoned in the cyan zone—and released Momo, who had been recuperating inside it. However, the lead actor could not care about that now; he had finally obtained a lead role and absolutely could not let it be snatched away at this moment. Yet no one knew that as Ye Chen sat there resting, he was genuinely regulating his breath, for he had overexerted his spiritual power during the duel with Shen Yi and had suffered some internal injuries.

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Rong Zheng remained silent for a long moment before letting out a deep sigh, his eyes, usually gleaming with wisdom, flickering with obscure emotions. "I'll do it!" Jiang Tengfei waved his hand; he had had enough of the bitter life where he never had more than fifty cents in his pocket. A hundred yuan a month was more than double what his parents made; he didn't care about shedding sweat, or even blood. No, that won't be necessary; she only wanted to open a pet school... Honghua silently declined the suggestion. A pearl necklace, a gold-inlaid jade necklace, and a necklace of a material they couldn't even name. Jian Ningmeng pulled her hair into a messy ponytail and went out, triple-checking the lock before stepping into the elevator. In the lobby of this restaurant alone, there were quite a few guests who had brought their spiritual pets inside. Originally, she had wanted to use the duel with Concubine Yu to escape Xiang Yu’s grasp and, incidentally, confess to Concubine Yu that she had no relationship with him. He could not afford to care about much else; he grabbed Nangong Wan’s trousers and pulled them down, revealing skin as white as snow before him. Doctor Lu spoke with the eloquence of a silver tongue, using both threats and inducements, and the other party had already begun to waver; but at the critical moment, news arrived from outside that Chi Shuo was leading troops to demand the stronghold open its gates. Despite suffering multiple backlashes, Li Changming refused to give up. With untapped potential remaining, he suppressed the surging blood in his chest and let out a roar. After she finished speaking, she returned to her room, but her flushed cheeks and the sound of the slammed door exposed her lie. A smile appeared on Shen Shen’s face; she had just resolved a major problem, so she felt quite at ease. Kunlun was in the west of the Primordial World, on the edge of the Great Wilderness. The vastness of Kunlun was so great that even saints did not know its true extent.

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The five-headed human figure with a snake-like appearance bit into a flying swallow with each mouth, blood dripping as it prepared to swallow them whole. Yan Xu began to organize his new equipment; his weapons remained unchanged, still the steel mace and the Mo sword. With his persistent training, he could now unleash thirty or forty percent of their power. While not much, the sheer weight of them meant that anyone who took a hit would certainly cry out in pain—or be dead. Fortunately, the giants and the precious sword could transform along with the Tianyi Tower; otherwise, Gu Ximo would not have known how to carry away this Hanxiang sword. Precisely because they were all experts who understood medicine, they were even more shocked, to the point of having their worldviews shattered. As soon as Xu Mu answered the phone, he asked directly, which left Chen Shuai on the other end stunned. Then came the Four Great Celestial Masters, credited with eradicating inner demons and their contributions in the Haolan Realm; their rewards were eight million merit points each, a top-grade Shennong tripod, one hundred thousand catties of ten-thousand-year-old purple sand, and a hu of ten-thousand-year-old spiritual pearls from the Four Seas each. Chu Yan’s whirlwind figure disappeared at the gate of the ancestral hall, leaving the person and the fox in the distance standing there in a daze. "Er... I traveled the stars when I was young and happened to know a few old friends; we mentioned it while chatting..." Bart reacted immediately, realizing he was about to give himself away, and coughed awkwardly to cover it up. In the days that followed, every time she entered the Jiu Cheng space, she spent them in high-intensity training.