Chapter 39
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A chef who had trained his knife skills to such a level still would not dare claim that he understood martial arts or knew how to wield weapons.
That was a weapon formed from the energy of the Anti-Life Equation, and it naturally contained an unimaginably terrifying power.
“It’s the Tang army!” The attendants on the camels were scared out of their wits. Some drew their swords, while others turned and fled. The Pierre brothers stood dumbfounded, their eyes filled with boundless terror. Could it be that what Jalandhara had said was true?
Every time Cao Anmin saw how much his son enjoyed being held by Li Ang, he could not help feeling a little jealous. But even more than that, he was happy. He was an emperor, but he was also a human being. Having such a good friend was one of life’s greatest joys.
At the Cliff Mountain Base, Duan Yuqing and the others wore deeply furrowed brows. Yang Dongqing’s condition was extremely grave. Even someone with her limited strength could see it—it was simply too obvious.
Tang Han could only shake his head. What he had not expected was that, just as he carried Feicui out of the house, a car horn began honking incessantly. Having regained her spirits and looking radiant, Ye Xin rolled down the window and grinned at him, wearing an expression that combined triumph at a successful scheme with ingratiating appeasement.
Some people say that human beings are like dams that need to release their floodwaters regularly. When too much is bottled up inside, things can easily turn sour. Kelly always liked to pour out her troubles at home and school to him, and sometimes, when the mood struck him, he would tell her about his own worries as well.
Yes, just like toys—that was what all the technological creations on this planet were. And now the invaders had arrived, picking up the toys one by one and packing them into a toy box.
“Crack!” The spinning energy blade shattered upon impact. Yang Dongqing broke through the energy blockade, crushing the stones beneath his feet as his speed increased once more. In the blink of an eye, he had reached the space beneath his opponent.
I widened my eyes and watched. Between holy light and the sacred sword, which was more powerful? That would determine my fate.
As the saying went, one’s position determines one’s thinking. Now that Wang Lang was the ruler of a nation, aside from making the Xia Kingdom prosperous and powerful, what occupied his thoughts most was how to keep others from threatening his throne.
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“How did you get to know my Xue’er? And what exactly are your feelings toward her?” Tang’s father clearly intended to question Lin Shujie about everything between him and Tang Qiuxue.
When this scene appeared, the barrage of comments that had suddenly erupted fell silent. Only a sparse few remained.
“Hmph…” Although she was extremely unwilling, Kaguya, who had been raised according to traditional teachings, ultimately chose to compromise. She turned around and returned to her seat.
A round, chubby man could be seen muttering in the corridor, the form he had just filled out still in his hand. Though he complained under his breath, Jiang Zhe had no choice but to queue up and wait for his medical insurance card to be activated.
“There will always be a way, right? Don’t tell me you actually believe those scum on the Executive Council.” I smiled as I said this to her.
As he leaned against Chen Ying’s soft bosom, Chen Chen felt as though his soul had left his body and was drifting through the air. His mind had ceased thinking entirely, leaving her free to do whatever she pleased with him.
The Xuantian Sect was the first sect to transform into the Xuantian Multiversal Immortal Dao Academy. It had cultivated countless talents while continuously probing the laws governing this world.
After Nan Guxiang saw those familiar faces and witnessed the lives of ordinary people in the Xia Kingdom, seeing how miserable his own tribe lived now—how a single piece of blackened roasted meat could make them so happy—left him feeling deeply distressed.
This was not entirely because the German army had deliberately held back. In truth, most of the German soldiers stationed at the harbor knew nothing of the inside story; their forces were simply rather weak. In other words, they had effectively been sacrificed.
The villagers were puzzled when they saw the entire Li family heading toward the entrance to the village.
“Is President Sheng showing that he cares about me?” I asked quietly after hearing him say that.
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Just as I was lost in wild thoughts, the phone on the table rang. After Jiang Hao had taken my phone away the previous night, I had not given the matter any further thought. It turned out that he had switched it off earlier, then turned it on after waking in the morning and left it there.
Jiulong and the abbot of Zhanghua Temple watched the scene. One smiled, while the other’s mouth slowly fell open, as though he had witnessed something impossible.
Those who succeed are called geniuses; those who fail are fools—complete and utter fools.
What Chen Niannian did not realize was that Yue Jiaoyang had already taken everything in. So one should never lie lightly: once you tell a lie, you have to use countless more lies to fill it in.
Things were somewhat better up front. Xue Lingluo had fallen asleep and had not bitten Yanran directly. Although she kept calling out, Yanran merely felt slightly warm, and Nian Nuan was fine as well.
Streams of light flashed incessantly through the air, attacking the astral formation laid out before Li Haoran. Bursts of sparks exploded one after another, blooming like fireworks.
The burly man’s face was visibly flushed with embarrassment. His eyes seemed to contain a nameless fire, eager to erupt yet being forcibly restrained.
“Stay put and don’t run around. I can’t guarantee there isn’t something else here.” With that, Xin Hao closed the doors of the funeral home.
After hearing this, the old duke remained utterly calm. His attention was still fixed on the flowers and plants. He merely nodded to show that he understood.
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