Chapter 53: The Supreme Clan
The words spoken by Shi Nianqing directly provoked the anger of the crowd, yet the audience was powerless to confront her. Not to mention anything else, the comment section wasn’t even open at the moment—Shi Nianqing couldn’t see what they were saying at all. All they could do was fume helplessly.
More and more people petitioned the director to enable real-time comments, and the production team was hastily preparing contingency plans, though it would still take some time.
Compared to domesticated bees, these wild bees were far more aggressive, so before going there...
In just a few short months, Planet Starlight II had undergone earth-shattering changes.
The Zhuxia Alliance’s military advisory department expressed considerable confusion over Chen Mo’s revised battle plan.
The truth was that it wasn’t due to greed or moral decay; rather, a group of once-promising individuals had chosen a path of sabotage and slander against their colleagues simply because they had lost out in certain leadership competitions.
It wasn’t because the housing prices here were low, but because this place was quiet and unlikely to be disturbed by others.
Yamato Hanzō walked through the Death Forest with one hand behind his back and the other holding a pipe, followed closely by Senju Tsunade.
“I don’t care about the money,” Qin Bingxue answered decisively. “But money doesn’t grow on trees, and what I care about is that someone must pay the price for this.”
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The Liu family, upon learning that the shimmering silk was valuable, was even less willing to share it, wanting to keep it all to themselves.
Most embroiderers, driven by livelihood, chose the most popular Su embroidery, with even Shu embroidery carefully selected from the finest.
Yet she didn’t suspect Jia Xu was lying or deceiving her, because knowing Jia Xu’s lecherous nature, he would never back down at such a critical moment.
Xu Fan arrived at Factory 651. The number six stood steadily in the center, surrounded by all sorts of materials.
Shen Qingqi coughed lightly as Princess Ningyu entered without prior notice, followed by the two young ladies, Yan Lingshu and Zhang Muying.
Since the evening meal was the most important, lunch was usually kept simple.
For the youngsters, curiosity centered on Ye Huan, especially since the story of the switched child had recently spread throughout the entire compound.
Compared to the sheep-fat white jade seal, the other two items were slightly inferior, but only marginally; all three were valuable treasures, worth far more than the other goods on the stall.
Ye Mingzhi was still somewhat dazed upon hearing the news. Previously, neither he nor his younger brother sought partners, so they kept each other company. Now, unexpectedly, his younger brother quietly found someone—it was truly astonishing.
It seemed Qi Huifen was still in the dark about what her son had done, glaring angrily at her own brother.
“No,” Rong Jin paused briefly. He had thought the emperor would also assign a rank to Yan Lingshu today, but he hadn’t.
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After the chef was brought back, every holiday or banquet occasion was filled with praises for the Fu family’s chef, whose exquisite skills produced unforgettable dishes that left guests yearning for more.
Brett smiled wryly. He had worried the other party might feel pressured and constrained, but unexpectedly, a moment of goodwill and a few casual encouraging words—coupled with familiarity—made the other side become overconfident.
Only a few remained on the ground, wailing in pain, along with two who did not resist.
By the time he finished the ham, licking his fingers in satisfaction, he was already seated atop that creeping, grotesque creature.
At the words, the Six Demon Lords paused; the coldness in their expressions subtly shifted.
With heavy gasps, Doctor Xu suddenly sprang up, sitting on the bed and panting heavily, shocking everyone once again.
Fortunately, the Yin Yin Scout Plan had only just begun back then, with few recruits trained and none yet matured.