Volume One, Chapter 31: You've Gone Too Far!!!
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“Ah Heng? What brings you here?”
Shen Zhi’en was puzzled.
“A Shen said you were here and told me to come over. Did something happen?”
“Li Shen sent you?”
Shen Zhi’en’s eyes widened. She truly could not understand what this capricious young master was up to. She took out her phone and called Li Shen, but it was switched off.
She called Zhao Jie next, but his phone was switched off as well.
“What on earth is he trying to do?”
After thinking for a moment, Shen Zhi’en called Qian Jin.
“Hello, Madam.”
“Is President Li there?”
“President Li and Zhao Jie are away on a business trip. Their flight left this morning.”
“Uh…”
Bei Lanxiu had just sensed that she was about to break through and had become immersed in the joy of that breakthrough, but she gradually began to feel her consciousness grow hazy.
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Leng Lili had initially wanted to discuss the matter with her, but after thinking it over, decided she would work it out herself.
At present, unless one of the few powerful Peng clan elders made a move, all the other members of the Peng clan were no more than ants to him.
Fortunately, after making more than a hundred calls since last night, Bai Xin had finally managed to uncover a few leads.
Seeing how anxious Lin Feng was, Mother Wang abandoned all pretense and directly stated the purpose of her visit.
He would only hate Leng Mo for splashing such a huge bucket of filth over him before dying, ruining his reputation, and secretly buying a house behind his back, making others believe that he had not donated all of Leng Mo’s assets and further tarnishing his already battered name.
The Su family was naturally delighted. More than twenty years had passed; Su Limei’s parents were already elderly, and her brothers were all over fifty.
It took her quite some time to recover from the shock and regain her usual calm voice.
Either he would allow the Dugu family to manipulate him, ultimately fighting the other prominent families until both sides suffered devastating losses, while the Dugu family reaped the benefits and seized control of the realm.
Yet as soon as he appeared inside the space battleship, he discovered that the Gulu soldiers there had grown visibly flustered.
The halo surrounding the arena vanished in an instant. As the wind swept past, the dust gradually dispersed, revealing what had happened on the platform.
The disparity in numbers was overwhelming. Chu Jingyao once again found it impossible to believe his eyes. He had never imagined that his archers, whom he had thought must be more formidable than those anywhere else, could be defeated so completely.
Taking advantage of the daylight, Li Tianchou decided to visit the hospital at once to see Daqi. He had just reached the bottom of the office building when he heard the captain shout, “Tianchou, don’t leave. There’s a call for you.”
Li Tianchou was bewildered. Apart from his fellow townspeople and colleagues, he did not know anyone else in SZ. Who could possibly be calling for him?
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At last, it seemed that his opportunity had arrived. The ripples around Tiemu Yun suddenly spread outward, shaking the thousand-zhang-deep pool until it trembled. At the same time, the bolts of lightning above no longer struck downward. Instead, they gathered together and spiraled through the sky over the enormous pool.
Xiao Yue finally stopped, frowned, and stared at Bicheng the Emperor, who had followed him for more than a dozen miles. Unable to restrain himself, he asked,
“In truth, the month was also meant to test the city lord’s abilities. If your city has not fallen after a month, it will prove that you are capable of serving as its city lord.”
Although the Valley Master of Pure Yang had indeed been poisoned, his death was suspicious. It should have had something to do with the voice heard on the day of his wedding. Chenfeng had hurried away, while Fang Shaobai had returned first. There was certainly more to the matter.
The general spoke in the usual official platitudes, but they still brought immense comfort to the soldiers. Their commander had already given them his word, and that in itself was tremendous encouragement. He swore that he would work hard, earn a promotion, and become a cadre.
Chu Han was indeed level forty, and I could not help scratching my head. Apparently, today was a day for seeing ghosts. I was certain that Chu Han could never have reached level forty through his own efforts. That made me ponder the matter.
Xu Cheng casually wrote a few words on the paper. When she looked up, she saw Li Qiuyang turning around to keep an eye on her. He looked back once every three seconds on average, with greater precision than a timekeeping metronome.
The body of Arhat Huizhen began to shine with waves of golden light. The radiance spread upward from his feet little by little, forming a flowing golden liquid. Huizhen’s body trembled, and he opened his mouth, straining to say something. Yet within only a few breaths, he had already transformed into a golden-bodied arhat and stopped breathing.
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