Chapter 59: Shang Chen Found Zhang Qiuyun an Eyesore

The expression on Zhang Qiuyun's face froze as she stammered, "Brother Shang, you... you must be joking, right?"
Shang Chen cast a cold glance at her, said nothing, and strode away directly.
Seeing this, Zhang Qiuyun broke into a run to catch up, but noticing that Shang Chen had no intention of going home, she couldn't help asking, "Brother Shang, where are you going?"
Stellar radiance suddenly materialized across the high altitude, revealing forty black and white tokens.
Su Mo tremblingly unbuckled her seatbelt. After getting out of the car, she squatted by the roadside and vomited violently, emptying out the little food she had just eaten.
Lin Saiyu merely asked, "Did Mother give you any money?" Madam Lu hummed without a reply, watching as Lin Saiyu boarded the carriage and led her people up the mountain.
At this moment, such a powerful creature was willing to submit to him, and the great dragon almost fainted with happiness.
The morning court session was uneventful, consisting mostly of trivial and messy matters where both sides claimed to be in the right. In the past, he would have listened attentively, but today his mind was completely elsewhere.
Therefore, as soon as he entered the room, he honestly lowered his head and stood motionless in his spot. As his eyes darted around, they kept glancing toward the window and the door, calculating the optimal escape route.
With no other choice, I could only give the child's father a few more instructions. He took his tools and vanished into the night. Gazing at his retreating figure, my thoughts were exceptionally heavy; digging up the gold as I instructed was a minor matter, but I only worried whether this simple-minded farmer could keep his mouth shut.
He abruptly raised his head, only to discover that everyone was staring at him in silence with curious eyes. He looked left and right, front and back—damn it, since when had he become the center of attention?
A few days later, a rumor suddenly swept through the school that Han Ziyi in the fifth grade was actually gay. Coincidentally, after entering the classroom that day, he found his seat surrounded by a crowd of people.
Xie Liangchen always felt that Old Madam Song's words carried a hidden meaning; otherwise, why would she have gone to see Song Xian at the very last moment? Thinking of this, her cheeks burned slightly. What was rare was that Song Xian looked completely natural, without the slightest trace of abnormality or guilt, answering so forthrightly.
She had gone out with Chu Qingfeng quite a few times, and by now, quite a few people in the city probably regarded her as Mistress Chu.
He was drunk, his steps unsteady, and his handsome face flushed with a tipsy red.
At the order, however, the deputy general noticed that the soldiers beside him remained standing stiffly in place. Frowning and relying on his own fierce bravery, the deputy general stepped forward, grabbed the bed-crossbow, gripped the heavy mallet himself, and prepared to strike the trigger to fire at Song Xian.
The upward curve of Madam Wang's lips betrayed her inner thoughts. She was extremely pleased to see Mu Chenxing in such a disheveled state, considering it a form of revenge for her son. Yet, she was still not satisfied; she wanted Mu Chenxing completely driven out of the Mu residence.
Yet just now, she had seen that the posture between Mo Junyan and Yan Ruoqing was extremely intimate, stepping even further beyond friendship, though not quite a romance yet.
The young man she fancied also caught sight of her. As their eyes met, despite the separation of thousands of mountains and rivers, their two hearts were already intertwined.
Still uneasy, Ren Chuxue feigned taking his pulse while actually activating her diagnostic device. Upon seeing the final data, she fell into a prolonged silence, yet Mu Chenxing comforted her, telling her not to worry and that he was fine.
The Spirit King should be the master of all spirits, radiating supreme nobility—how could he look like this?
She had no idea where they were taking her, so she decided to take it one step at a time.
However, just as Kebineng and his party reached higher ground, they saw that Cao Wei cavalry detachment actually halting inside the valley.
Yang Ling had originally intended to appoint Zhao Yun as the vanguard general, but Gan Ning was eager to make contributions and insisted on taking the role.