Chapter 88: Some Regrets

Gu Rufeng's face was filled with panic—

One after another, comments flooded the screen of the phone. The content was almost unanimously condemning Feng Su for abusing his power to oppress workers. In this world, there is never a shortage of those who resent the rich and powerful.

Feng Su scoffed, then crushed the camera under his foot, as if grinding Gu Rufeng’s dignity into the ground.

“Too late. What awaits you now is the trial of public opinion.”

Feng Su raised his foot and pressed it against Gu Rufeng’s chest: “Yin—”

The Canglang Empire is the weakest among the four principalities; it’s already impressive if even one person is admitted to Lyon Academy each year.

“If that kid advances later, you’ll take the field yourself in the top fifty and spar with him,” Dong Chenghu said slyly, but his tone brooked no refusal.

“The Ancestral Registry Office is heavily guarded. The record books are intact, but I’ve heard that someone has been visiting at night these past few days,” Yong Ye said, his eyes darkening.

At first, the members of C1, seeing how young she was, did not look down on her, but neither did they put her in any important position.

Upon hearing the words ‘Ancient Qin Clan,’ both Meng Yuanhao and Li Xuan’s expressions changed.

It was only then that Fang Yu realized most of the bones in his body had either been shattered or fractured.

Even now, when he followed her into the room, his cold, piercing gaze fell upon her, causing her heart to tremble.

Ye Li felt no sense of regret; he continued speaking softly with Ye Shaohua, asking about the entertainment industry, and after the meal, even asked her for several autographs, saying that there were many of her fans in his team.

“Uncle Shentu, did you need something from me?” After a long time, Gong Wuyao finally couldn’t bear the pressure in the air and looked at him to ask.

“All right. With me here, no one will punish you,” Yu Moqing couldn’t be bothered with pleasantries, took the food box, and headed straight into the hall.

The most impressive thing was the Tang Bank’s launch of the Divine Crystal Card; in Shenwu City, everything could be done with just that one card.

So, before Wang Yong could cast his skill, he slipped the newly picked-up Vessel of Malice into his backpack.

With Kirito’s explanation, Klein finally managed to use his skill; he took the opportunity to complain about a certain game that required shouting out skill names—calling it hopelessly childish.

They had never imagined they would one day do something so joyful with their favorite person in a place like this.

Lingyun’s clone gently patted his right sleeve; freed from the interference of death’s power, his wounds had already healed.

“Hamm, I have something very important I need you to accomplish,” the city lord said to Hamm, his expression grave.

Hu Jing felt increasingly muddled; perhaps her memories truly were lost, irretrievable, leaving not a single impression. Yet she felt a strong connection to the statue—it couldn’t possibly be fake. She trusted Old Turtle’s words eighty percent, but the remaining twenty percent still needed further confirmation.

After all, it was the first day at school; certain things had to be arranged, such as teachers and so on.

Never before had they felt such pride in their family—even after everything that had happened, they could still stand tall.

Yue Fei was dragged into drinking by Han Shizhong and Liu Guangshi. Next, even Gao Chong couldn’t escape and ended up drinking heartily with everyone.

When he walked back, Zhao Daniu landed a punch on Black Iron’s head, shattering the opponent’s spiritual form and dispersing it on the spot.

Lei slowly took a cigarette from his pocket and smoked in a daze; his mind was completely blank, unable to think at all.

A sudden roar sounded in everyone’s mind, especially in Fang Jin and Huang Xin’s; upon hearing these words, they found it utterly unbelievable.

“Dad, Mom, I’m coming home!” Though the Swan’s heart was in turmoil, she couldn’t help but secretly cheer. At this moment, it was as if she had completely forgotten how much she once despised those unscrupulous parents.