Volume 1, Chapter 23: Unrivaled Power

"Then what should I call him? He is the manager of the Human Resources headquarters, is there something wrong with addressing him that way?" Zhang Chunmiao did not see any issue with it.

If they were to push forward this decree, Su Shi would certainly use their own momentum against them, persuading the Emperor to expand the law to cover all lending activities.

Zhao Xueqing understood that Marshal Yue bore the heavy responsibility of national defense, where the slightest movement could affect the entire situation. The best course of action now was to gather warriors from the martial arts world to collectively deal with the Five Swords Hall.

Jin Wuzhu’s gaze pierced through the dense forest toward the distance. That was exactly the place he and Tang Zhou had agreed upon.

However, these teachings, because of these very reasons, eventually blended with a part of Jiang Wei’s logic, becoming the madness that Seris had always suppressed.

At this moment, the man’s chest had half of his ribs shattered by the knee strike; his right arm had been wrenched from his shoulder, his scapula cracked into several pieces by the impact, and his wrist had been crushed into a pulp, held together only by shredded muscle, flesh, and blood vessels.

Fu Tianpeng recalled Zhao Baihe’s words and knew that Gongsun Shan would not easily assist others. Therefore, Fu Tianpeng asked straightforwardly what it would take for Gongsun Shan to reveal the secret.

Even though they knew Huo Yuhao was deliberately showing off, these people could not help but feel genuine admiration.

When she opened her eyes again, all she saw was white. The surrounding area was surprisingly fluffy and felt wonderful, so Jiang Youning could not help but stroke it a few more times, and then a few more after that.

Wang Linchi was not stupid; there were no "large items" to be had. He had only purchased bacteria, and such things were never large.

Although it was the first time Zuo Yuanzhou had been struck by such terrifying heavenly lightning, causing him to gasp in pain, he was actually in a half-dragon, half-human state. His physical defenses were astonishing, and the injuries he sustained were no worse than Shen Yu’s.

"Hmph, I will spare that thing for the sake of Sister Wan," Tang Zhan said indifferently.

Gu Xiaoman walked toward the high platform alone, her expression elegant, devoid of joy or sorrow, her face solemn.

Previously, when Zhan Meng was slain by Hua Sheng, Ku Jing was not present; otherwise, he would never have stood by and watched Hua Sheng act so recklessly. In terms of strength, Ku Jing was significantly stronger than Zhan Meng, and he did not cultivate the techniques of the Nether Dragon Clan, but rather his own unique methods.

"Fine." Lin Guoliang agreed after a moment of hesitation. In any case, that mountain was nothing but a barren hill; apart from a few signal towers, there was nothing else there. It would be better to take this opportunity to develop it, especially since it wouldn't cost the city government a penny.

Qin Ge casually snapped a dry branch from a tree to use as a weapon. He began to close his eyes, carefully contemplating the sword techniques unfolding in his mind.

"You blocked a blade for me, how could I possibly be hurt?" Dong Qilin said with a helpless sigh upon hearing Li Qi’s concerned tone.

Now that Qi’er had given birth to a prince, given her capability and the influence at her disposal, it was not impossible to support the Eighth Prince in ascending the throne! However, Qi’er was currently under house arrest, and after the Eighth Prince was born, he was not given much attention, so after leaving Qi’er, he headed for the Chengqian Palace.

The first warrior to discover her looked at Kawashima Beiling, who was squatting on the ground, in disbelief, as if witnessing the most impossible sight in the world. The Emperor of Japan, in a state of frantic urgency, led high-level psychics and ninja warriors to surround the hot spring house where Li Yu was staying.

Master-level Navigation: Advanced prediction of sea storms, prediction of fishing spots, and doubling of the sea movement speed of the unit.

"My son chose it himself, so it must be the best. My son’s taste has always been top-notch," Father Qi said, "resolving the confusion" for Yan Yan.

Baili Lin Cheng looked at Dantai Ziyu helplessly. He had only wanted to persuade his sister to let go of her obsession, but he had not expected that it was not an obsession at all, but a stark, living reality.

At this moment, countless streams of blood converged on the Blood Beast Altar, instantaneously forming a massive tiger. Its body stood hundreds of meters tall, solidified into reality, and emanated a terrifying, ferocious aura.

Purely from the test results of this game, it could basically be said to be a complete success.

As the two collided, Ji Xuanzhuo felt as if he had slammed into a great mountain; not only was he unable to shake Su Haochen, but he himself was sent staggering back two steps.

Many people were so frightened that they closed their eyes; they dared not watch the gruesome scene that was to follow.

A country that could develop its own domestic rifles but could not even manufacture the ammunition for them—one could see just how terrible its overall industrial infrastructure had become.

At this same moment, screams suddenly erupted from the sky. Accompanied by these heart-wrenching cries, a cloud of good omen descended upon the hillside.

Lu Zhishen knew he had offended Gao Qiu and, fearing harm, had no choice but to flee Daxiangguo Temple. Before leaving, he set fire to the vegetable garden.

"Hee hee, these are Wu Xuan’s three children. I knew Fourth Sister-in-law would like them. Wu Xuan hasn't given them names yet; please, Fourth Sister-in-law, help them pick some!" Leng Wuxuan said, feeling quite proud as he saw Lin Hanxi’s soft, beautiful smile.

The Tang soldiers who were still putting up a struggle saw their commander flee, and their morale instantly collapsed. They scrambled to retreat, each vying to be the first to run, desperate to escape back to their own camp.

The three of them walked inside. The splendor and grandeur of the villa left them in awe. Luo Xi could not help but look at Qing Feng, beginning to scrutinize him. What exactly was his status? To be this wealthy—was he a government official or a merchant? Whatever kind of person he was, she felt that someone like him was not someone she should get too close to.