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The first changed to the third: the yellow dog turned into a duck. Quack quack, we’ve been screwed. Reflecting deeply on the pain and humiliation, Jie and Tong decided to strike back, calling on all their brothers and sisters for support.
Jie has always been someone who knows shame and then finds courage; failure is a concept foreign to him. Of course, it seems we haven’t truly failed either.
By yesterday afternoon, our initial orders had already surpassed ten thousand. I believe that before this month ends, our average orders will exceed ten thousand as well.
“All right, I’ve told you everything I know. Do you have any other questions?” The shop owner spread his hands.
“We haven’t had much to do these past couple of days. We only have three vehicles left now; whether they sell or not doesn’t matter. There’s nothing pressing, so let’s go!” Wang Lei smiled and told Ge Chao to lock the door.
Chen Ze felt a massive surge of primal energy enveloping him, merging into his body, reshaping his very being.
When the government abruptly banned loans to the steel industry in 2002 and 2003, many companies suddenly ground to a halt; some even ceased production or went bankrupt. Guo Huaiyi was more aware of this than Chen Shu. In the following years, the industry began to recover, reaching its peak around 2008 before gradually declining.
At that moment, Han Shang’s eyes opened wide, their gaze now utterly transformed—infinitely profound and penetrating.
Fuen gritted his teeth, desperate to rise, but his hands had no strength. One kick from the Fiend struck his left shoulder, causing a spasm, and the pain in his right shoulder was so severe he couldn’t even lift it.
Though the alchemists were all masters in their field, when it came to combat, they were hopelessly weak.
When the car stopped at the school gate, Chen Shu suddenly recalled the scene of driving back to school with Zhang Qiang in a Mercedes. He quickly parked the car steadily and went down to register with the security guard.
“Who are you?” The Fiend’s tone betrayed a hint of panic. Fuen had thought they were fearless, but now it seemed the Fiend, too, could feel fear and panic like any other person.
Can Can really wanted to say she knew, because countless times before, people had said the same thing to her.
“There’s no other way. We’re at the far east edge of Sun Lake. The closest path is along the lakeshore—either advance or retreat,” Yan Yun said, his body weary as he leaned against a tree to rest.
Tian Zhongyuan despised ambushes from behind, so he made no move to attack the two now. Besides, his attention was elsewhere—he had noticed a significant change on the battlefield.
He truly wanted to walk over and gently stroke that head of beautiful hair, but it was just a fleeting thought.
Li Zuifeng tiptoed into the living room, relieved that everyone was asleep. Suddenly, the lights flared on, and he immediately saw his aunt sitting in the armchair with a stern face. Afraid she might scold someone, Li Zuifeng quickly pulled out the Heavenly Rain Soul Awakening talisman and placed it on the table. Taking advantage of his aunt’s momentary distraction, he dashed upstairs.
Among those hidden in the shadows, everyone recognized Di Chongxiao and held him in great respect. Their fiery, eager gazes made Di Chongxiao uneasy, but fortunately, the main gate was not far from the Jade Heart’s sculpting hall.
Looking around, everyone had fallen into silence. Their faces were equally grim. Indeed, no matter who it was, facing such a bizarre and terrifying scene, it was impossible to look anything but troubled.
Shan Baihu swung and missed, swiftly grabbing a falling stone. The All-Spirit Divine Sight enveloped the surroundings, and he spun around to throw it.
Yan Yun squinted as he studied the map. The two circles representing zombies were centered in the east side of the city—an area they had already abandoned.
Freed from restraint, the dormant Explosive Flame Beast awakened. Just as it was about to erupt and destroy everything, it was subdued and permeated by the Seven Extremes Divine Light, which could restore all things to their original state. Its raging fury calmed, and it relaxed its curled-up form. The beast’s eyes, filled with vibrant life energy, fixed on Di Chongxiao with a smiling expression, appraising him up and down.