Volume 1, Chapter 148: Qin Zhaochuan Is Nowhere to Be Found

Even if one only registers for the humanities, geography must still be taken.

By the time the two reached the reporting hall, it was already crowded.

Su Ningxia’s gaze kept darting back and forth, searching for Qin Zhaochuan’s figure.

They had clearly come to Eastling University together, so why had Qin Zhaochuan suddenly disappeared?

She bit her lip, scanning repeatedly but failing to find anyone familiar.

“Ningxia, do you know anyone here?” Gu Yaoyao raised an eyebrow.

The house was empty, devoid of furniture or decorations, yet Bai Mianmian grew increasingly delighted as she envisioned what to place where in the future.

With the Hidden Cauldron Valley and the Linked Jade Secret Technique to earn merits, Lian Yunsheng only lacked a way to exchange merits for extraordinary supplies; thus, the secret realm’s rewards felt somewhat trivial.

Though the total number of levels in the secret realm was unknown, the prize for the first stage was evidently underwhelming.

After finishing the run, she wondered if it was just her imagination, but the examiner cast her a strange glance, as if silently questioning why she hadn’t given her all.

Previously, both sides had agreed to join forces against Lu Chen, but unexpectedly, in a blink, Watanabe Tianming had turned hostile and denied their alliance.

At this moment, his face brimmed with interest; he had not anticipated encountering anyone in the Misty Rain Palace.

The cellar was filled with too many valuables to carry at once. Shang Lu returned to fetch several bedsheets.

Unexpectedly, Xin San waved his hand and said, “Brother Dongxu, don’t pin this mess on me.”

Old Black Eagle acted as though it were a trivial matter, his fingers pointing from one of the remaining four to another.

This proved the Fang family bore a deep grudge against the foreign devils, and even then, the Fang family’s young lady was already sensible.

Zhang Ni could not explain why she felt this way; she simply no longer wished to have any direct interactions with her senior brother.

After graduating from university, she started her own business. Despite running such a large gallery, she never hired anyone. She cleaned, loaded, delivered, unloaded, and installed everything herself.

He raised me all these years—not expecting filial piety or to care for him in old age, but surely hoping for familial happiness. What could I possibly bring to his twilight years?

The week-long competition arranged with the Luo family naturally ended with Luo Zirun’s defeat.

I suspect Bai Zimo was so certain that the villagers came seeking medical help and that only I could heal them because he manipulated something behind the scenes—likely tampering with memories during extraction last night.

Two groups of screen watchers appeared consecutively—one fearing she was heading down the wrong path, the other unknown but probably linked to the system’s alert about her father inspecting her spiritual sea.

Li Zao’s cheeks were increasingly swollen and red, marked by deep finger imprints, some broken and bleeding.

Since it was a charity gala, surely several items would be auctioned for charity, especially since it was hosted by the Lu family.

Shi Zhou hurriedly stepped aside, but Old Niu spotted her instantly, stormed forward, and confronted her so fiercely that Shi Zhou was taken aback.

Although Allen understood everything clearly, his face displayed just the right amount of surprise and reverence, as if overwhelmed by the terrifying power of the magic.

He was Baili Bing’s subordinate, entrusted by Baili Bing to directly command the twenty thousand-strong army of the Aotian Empire to annihilate the besieged Fengyun Army.

Now Jiang Jili stood with fists crossed before his chest, his head bowed beneath them. Sweat drenched his cheeks and trickled down his neck into his clothes, soaking more than half of his once-clean attire.

Zhou Dao felt a torment deeper than any physical pain—this was agony piercing the soul. Many times, he nearly gave up, and in the end, he bit down so hard that his teeth shattered.

“If you dare move an inch, I’ll take the life of you, Wu Fatty, right now—do you believe me?” My mind was in chaos. Anning should have taken the train to study elsewhere, so why hadn’t she left?