Volume 1, Chapter 48: I Missed You So Much, So I Came

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Shiratori could only tense her thighs as much as possible to lessen the impact of the vehicle’s jolts. Yet, being poked repeatedly like this made it impossible for her to focus on meditation any longer.

Zhou Ping estimated that, with the steam supply from the thermal power plant, the cloud beast could recover to its legendary mature form within ten years.

Strangely enough, as soon as Sisi appeared, she immediately took control of the situation. Even Luo Liang instinctively listened to her words.

The three had walked less than two hundred meters when He Chang suddenly stopped and raised his hand to block Li Na, saying, “Stop. There’s a barrier ahead.”

“Young master, what do we do now?” The guard clapped his hands casually and said indifferently, “Taking down a Yellow Armor warrior is a piece of cake. If He Bufan hadn’t quietly told me not to kill, Sun Liang would definitely be dead by now.”

An inexplicable feeling stirred within me, compelling me to call Dongfang Ding and ask what exactly he was up to with all these schemes.

She turned her gaze to us and said to Dongfang Ding, “If I die, the curse on your Dongfang family will be lifted automatically. Although I have wronged your family in the past, I do not regret those actions. I, Hong Lian, have always lived by the principle: ‘If no one offends me, I will not offend others.’ Even if everything happened again, I would still act the same.”

That young man finally confronted Miao Jueyang directly. From the previous move, it was clear that Miao Jueyang was no ordinary opponent. He couldn’t afford to be careless. If Miao Jueyang unleashed the fifth technique, he might not be able to withstand it. This was the first time the youth regarded his opponent so seriously.

Blood-stained daggers danced wildly. It turned out that a soft long cord was attached to the dagger, even wrapped around the wrists of the warriors.

“This one is very powerful. If you can truly put him to use, your path to inherit the head of the family will be much smoother,” Yi Kui said.

Mo Yuqi nodded with a smile and looked at Wei Feng. Then she extended her right hand and, without needing to look, accurately clasped Wei Feng’s left hand in the dark. Their fingers intertwined tightly.

“In this world, with imagination, anything becomes possible. Will you stay at home and receive their worship, or will you come here in person to verify your true identity?” Xie Xingfang laughed on the other end of the phone, her teasing laughter exaggerated as if wishing for chaos everywhere.

“You leave just like that? Is this place yours? Or do you want a cut in secret? This place was probably your recommendation, but ranking first or second is nonsense. If you don’t drive me away, I’m not willing to waste time here either.” Without hesitation, she left, knowing that Old Ye was already helping to make arrangements.

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This is an era where authority is no longer blindly revered. Unless you can prove yourself the strongest forever, no dynasty can escape a fate as fragile as an eggshell. This is both glory and crisis. Who can become the last survivor in this deadly game?

Upon hearing Wu Kai’s orders, Shennong immediately replied, “Yes!” After responding, the canopy of Explorer One slowly closed. Originally orbiting the Earth, Explorer One began to turn in its orbit and descend toward the atmosphere.

But today was different. Today, he was flanked by Gu Pan. If he showed weakness, wouldn’t Gu Pan Pan look down on him? More importantly, there were Wei Feng and Ouyang Bingbing watching the show. If he fled out of fear, what face would he have left in front of them?

There was a hint of friendly teasing in the tone, conveying a subtle attitude. Li Xun glanced at her and simply smiled without saying a word.

Li Xun steadied his breath, instinctively resisting the biting cold. His eyes narrowed slightly to shield against the excessively bright light outside.

Looking at the spiral staircase winding down, Lu Shui frowned faintly. She had imagined countless times the scene of finding her father, and countless times wanting to vent her anger at him. But now that she was about to find him, she felt no resentment. She didn’t understand why—perhaps this was what blood thicker than water meant.

They bought a map and drove according to it, reaching a relatively large city where the Spanish consulate was located. They went there to seek help.

When he showed the photo and video to everyone, it successfully aroused the soldiers’ disdain and whispers.

Originally, this man belonged to her. Now she had nothing left; everything had been taken by Jiang Mi.

Ma Yueyan returned to the meeting room, closed the door, tucked her short hair behind her ear, and her expression turned icy and indifferent, completely unlike before.

Adopting a learning attitude, Teacher Zheng Jun picked up his guitar and began to accompany Qin Yi.

Shen Yichen was the eldest son of the Shen family and had inseparable ties with the big boss behind the maritime entertainment center.

Perhaps overwhelmed by private messages, Qin Wen couldn’t keep up. After about ten minutes, her expression changed slightly during the live broadcast, but she hid it well. If it weren’t for Miyu constantly watching, no one would have noticed.

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With no leads, the group could only go to the smelting workshop to try to create a new substance capable of “containing” primordial energy.

Naturally, Jiang Mi had considered this possibility, which was why she never let anyone else do it. Like brewing the Peach Blossom Brew, she reserved the most crucial step for herself. Even if someone betrayed the recipe, they could never replicate the exact brew of Moonlight’s Peak.

Jiang Yan quickly nodded, “I’ll go cook.” His sister’s favorite meals were always those he made.

Zhong Li You cleared his throat lightly, and before he could speak, the man sitting by the bedside suddenly turned his head, revealing that handsome profile.

Seeing Old Madam Yin cry out so loudly, Yin Jun, Song Qing, and the grandmother immediately fell silent, their gazes all turning to the sobbing old lady by the bed.

Ignoring Wei Guangjun’s ingratiating attitude, she came today solely for benefits and vowed not to relent until she squeezed him dry.

They had clearly reached the deepest part of the cave with no way forward; the narrow space was so empty that not even a broken stone remained.

The man was momentarily stunned but quickly recovered, showing no embarrassment after being caught peeking. Instead, he curled his lips into a dashing smile, hooked her arm, raised his wide sleeve, and toasted her from afar with his wine cup raised high.

Goni couldn’t help but marvel inwardly. From a single thought, a structure formed; another thought became a towering spiral building; yet another thought transformed it into a perfectly round spiral planet.