Chapter 54: What Does Miss Intend to Do?

“Nanny, don’t worry, I won’t die—not now, not yet,” Xiao Chunyu said, glancing back at the plaque above the Wu family mansion’s gate. “If I must die, I’ll take Wu Yuanping and the entire Wu family down with me.”

Her eyes burned with resolve, fury, and resentment.

Since you show no mercy, don’t blame me for lacking righteousness.

Don’t be fooled into thinking she was truly confined to her room for a month!

Only after entering the Wu household did she realize how treacherous the waters ran there. The filth in the back courtyard was bad enough, but even the front hall of the Wu residence was no better.

Although they no longer had the best resources, perhaps she could hire an assassin or take on an extra contract—maybe sneak into the palace at night and eliminate the empress.

“Buddha bless… Your household has had no major misfortunes this year, only a bereavement at the beginning of the year. Please accept my condolences…” The monks, having long transcended worldly attachments, regarded only life and death as truly significant; everything else was trivial.

Xingyue noticed the receptionist stealing glances at her as she made a call. When the call failed to connect, a faint sneer curled at her lips.

On the teaching building’s rooftop, Captain Feng declared, then leapt from a height of over twenty meters, vanishing without a trace.

Shen Zhong’s noble title was a joyous occasion, but the timing was inauspicious, so no grand feast was held. Fortunately, Shen Zhong had brought plentiful gifts from Shaoyang City. Everyone who came to offer congratulations received a gift in return. Afterwards, porridge was served every day for seven days at the entrance of the Jin Yu Mantang in Kaoshan Town. Only then did the celebration gradually settle.

From that point on, every reflective glass item in the villa’s rooms was covered with cloth to prevent Xingyue from catching her own reflection and panicking.

Meanwhile, his right-hand supernatural ability only granted him intangible attributes, never tangible objects, and certainly not physical items.

Bai Xingyan’s spiritual root seed had just been planted and was far from fully nurtured; she lacked advanced cultivation.

Cold internal energy surged wildly through the secret passage, causing the nearby Yuan Dynasty soldiers to tremble in fear.

Yet in the next moment, Su Yuan’s body erupted with a dazzling red-and-white divine radiance, canceling out the pale green light emanating from Bai Xingyan.

Wu Zhaoyi showed no hurry to push Wu Shun onto Li Zhi; after all, some matters are best handled gradually.

After completing his work, he invited many residents, including Han Feng, to view his creation.

Han Feng searched for a long time but found no one responsible for reception and had no idea where Elder Hua was. He had no choice but to call his senior brother, Zhang Junyu.

Today, many ministers prepared themselves to offer their lives in protest. If Li Zhi insisted on making Wu Zhaoyi empress, they vowed to die on the palace floor.

It turned out this city stood beside a massive volcano. In the distance, a towering peak shaped like a cone had its tip broken off, from which molten lava and thick volcanic smoke constantly poured, coating the surrounding land in a thick layer of blackened ash.

The tomb raider showed no reaction to such threats, not even glancing at the unfamiliar man, simply walking out of the restaurant.

“How could that be! I am a sacred-level great dragon!” The Dark Flame Dragon spread its wings wide, raised its neck, and puffed out its belly to show off its strength.

Sun Qin, who was drinking soup, suddenly choked. Tao Yaling hurried to pat her back. Once she felt better, Sun Qin leapt over to join Mi Ma, who had arrived earlier, in tormenting the middle school student.

The Douglas Empire was at war with the Orc Empire; they coveted the mythical-grade magic crystal cannon more than anyone else.

“Yuye, what’s wrong?” Seeing Hua Yuye dazed and motionless, Guo Xiangyi and the others exchanged puzzled glances. Ye Hongzhu was the first to speak, her concern evident.

While others might be catching shrimp for fun, whenever Zhao Hangong went to potentially dangerous places, danger inevitably followed.