Volume 1, Chapter 44: The Scourge of Envy
This is also the reason why he was unwilling to stay in Central Province. As his cultivation level increased, the various entanglements multiplied accordingly, making it impossible for him to be as unrestrained and do whatever he pleased as he had been in his youth.
"Puff, puff, puff..." A series of extremely dense bursting sounds erupted from within the Rune Crocodile. Like a drained life, the frenzied Rune Crocodile gave a heavy "boom," its raised tail falling limply into the water and splashing towering waves. Looking at the Rune Crocodile once more, it floated on the water like a withered log, completely motionless.
Seeing Chen Xiyi lost in thought for a long time, he prepared to sweet-talk Liu Haonan into telling him the true and detailed information about his world. This would allow him to determine which derivative world their world actually was, and at the same time, have him check whether Yang Liu existed in that world.
In the end, with nowhere else to go, the Feixu people could only wander the West Sea. For survival, they were forced to take up the despicable occupation of piracy, making the sea their home from then on.
Wang Xiao looked at the lifeless Shadow Wolf, and then at the smiling Mo Yun, feeling a chilling sensation wash over him, panicking to the extreme.
As long as one sent a diamond ring worth 399 yuan, a dazzling, domineering, and overwhelmingly cool special effect would bloom across the plaza, making all players in the square look on in awe.
That man exuded an aura of sheer ruthlessness, and his facial features carried an indescribable gloominess. At this moment, an exceptionally excited aura was radiating from him.
"Be a good girl, the way you look right now is truly breathtaking..." He reached out and tucked a strand of wet hair that clung to her cheek behind her ear. When his gaze brushed against her heaving chest, a sudden wave of heat surged through his entire body.
Pang Longxing's body, which had been leaning forward slightly, quickly retreated. The terrified expression on his face clearly indicated a refusal.
Steadying his body and shielding his face, he walked toward the door, hoping to slip away before Su Tangli noticed.
Shi Jingchen watched her walk out. Realizing he was probably busy working, she didn't greet him, but instead walked by herself to a corner to blow-dry her hair.
Yun Luo was just about to counterattack when his spiritual sense suddenly locked onto a point of cold light. His heart skipped a beat, and the flying sword "Stream-Severer" timely protected his heart.
Without a battle to the death, what should have been a flashy and superficial performance appeared slightly different in Qi Fei's eyes, because Lin Gu was giving it his all; he was fighting with his life.
Xia Li collected the fruits, wondering if she could find a skilled flower grower in the future to cultivate them into living plants or propagate them by division. This kind of flower was far too rare to entrust to ordinary gardeners.
He fantasized that once the construction was completed, he would have sufficient capital to register various qualifications and step into the ranks of formal developers.
At this moment, many people had already taken their seats, and the grand doors of the third-floor auction house slowly closed.
At the time, she claimed that Shi Weiwei had let her in. Harboring a prejudice against her, he had no intention of believing her then.
"Tang Haonan, does it hurt? Why don't you watch where you're walking?" Su Yeming's voice rang out first, and Su Nuannuan couldn't help but twitch the corner of her mouth.
This time, even without Dr. Sun announcing the results of the match, everyone had witnessed with their own eyes the conclusion of the contest.
Had the timing not been so wrong, Zhou Jian would have given himself a few hard slaps across the face. Why was his mouth so foul? He spoke recklessly without even stopping to think.
After being struck by the three rocket-propelled grenades just moments ago, although they hadn't killed him, they had thrown his internal energy into chaos and caused blood to spill from the corner of his mouth.
With medical treatments proving ineffective, Hua Xin's mother went to the temple to burn incense. Upon hearing about Hua Xin's condition, an abbot suggested that such a situation might warrant a traditional method—attempting a "blessing in disguise" ritual by marrying to ward off misfortune.
Seeing this, the subordinate couldn't help but feel suspicious in his heart. He ordered his men to keep watch outside to see when the deputy hall master would emerge.
"It's connected!" At that moment, the burly man holding the walkie-talkie cheered excitedly.
"Let's take the teleportation array to Misty Rain Town first, and then ride mounts... Do you have a mount?" Xing Chen hesitated for a moment.
Even if she were banished to that desolate and uninhabited wasteland, given her tenacity, she would surely find a way to cheat death and discover new hope.
If the Thirty-Three Heavens were primarily centered around players while players still existed, then standing on the side of the Tribulation Master was entirely justifiable.
Lu Youyou did not truly understand the real meaning behind the man's words when he said he was 'hungry'; she simply and naively thought that Huo Beichen had a genuine appetite.
Yesterday, Chu Yu received a letter from Qishan Prefecture and had previously shut himself in his room to write a reply with intense concentration. Once the letter was completed, he took it out, intending to mail it before the daylight faded.
Releasing force? Discharge, discharge what exactly? Could it really require bleeding? Yilian shook her head, trying to shake Third Master Yuan's foolish method out of her head.
In the center of the arena, a familiar figure was locked in combat with a staff. To Liu Yan's surprise, this scoundrel turned out to be Zhao Gang. Judging by his techniques, his initial judgment hadn't been wrong; he truly was someone with martial arts training.
Temur nodded and said, "Indeed, what Li Yuanhao says makes sense. Which of you is willing to go and wipe out these rebel forces?" Temur's gaze swept across the room; although quite a few of these generals were mere trash, among them were still many of his right-hand men.
Micai even worried whether encountering Catherine would result in her being directly denied entry or driven away.
They refused to admit defeat in the war because they were completely unprepared, while the Chinese had never intended to fight a fair, conventional war with them from the very beginning. It was utterly despicable.