Volume One, Chapter 35: The Abandoned Divorce Agreement
At this moment, Shen Shuhe’s emotions were like a rollercoaster that had thrown her into the clouds, only to settle firmly back on the ground as Aunt Li finished speaking. Looking at the misty weather outside the window, Shen Shuhe felt surprisingly good. Send another one over? There was no need for that at all!
What song should be sung next? Wu Hua narrowed his eyes and began to think earnestly.
Jiayu struggled to pry away the hand gripping her wrist, constantly pushing against his encroaching body. Seeing her reaction, Kaiyang instinctively increased his strength, clamping tightly onto her slender wrist.
Yang Guozhong stepped into the fire, and the flames scattered. Inside the stone fortress, the dragon-like shadow took on a human form, stepping directly out from the wall. The demonic energy coalesced into Yang Guozhong’s body, yet it appeared extremely weak, on the verge of dissipating at any moment.
Ye Zifeng was not yet a member of the organization, so he was surprised that they had already begun to bestow medals upon him.
Within the border city of the Golden Phoenix Kingdom, nearly half of the nation's entire military force had been assembled in a flash. Soldiers filled the area both inside and outside the city walls, forming a trap and waiting for the Great Dian Kingdom to launch an attack.
Looking at the bra that had fallen from her onto the floor and meeting Luo Ye’s playful smile, Jiayu felt exceptionally aggrieved; she instinctively covered her chest with both hands and retreated in fear.
Gradually, the celestial music faded, and the rosy light enveloping Wu Qian and Chen Junmei vanished, returning the grand hall to its normal state.
"I know exactly what I am doing. Director Guan, Jay, then it's settled. Director Guan, please notify the publicity department. I will take Jay to find a recording studio; the song still needs to be rehearsed properly." With that, Wu Hua gestured for Jay Chou to follow him out.
The officials were already filled with dread, and upon suddenly hearing the tragic news that Geshu Han had been captured, they were thrown into a panic and scattered in all directions.
Hongjun had no choice but to give up. Although Yuan Kun was powerful enough to perceive destiny and the future, he still could not compare to formidable dragon gods like Yeming, let alone be mentioned in the same breath as "immortals" or "Buddhas."
Mu Qianxi had been observing the City Lord, who had fainted from overeating. After hearing their conversation, she had already reached a decision.
"Brother Chen, does a water monster really exist?" Wang Pinqiu suddenly asked. It wasn't for the sake of the bet; she was genuinely curious about the truth.
The Zhankong Demon Dragon also knew how to create puppets; it knew that as long as a puppet could fight, it didn't matter how well-crafted it was.
Upon seeing that delicate face, Zhou Jiaxin recognized him as Mu Peiyu at a glance and hurriedly waved to him.
Countless droplets of water fell, finally extinguishing the fire. However, the rabbit, once fine, had been reduced to a charred husk.
Bai Dede immediately thought of Lan Youxue. Being by Rong She’s side, such a thing was not impossible. She immediately whispered to Nancao about Lan Youxue.
The group left the manor. Wei Yuan had been held captive in Fan Hong’s carriage. When they called for him to get out, Wei Yuan made no sound from within. Hou San lifted the curtain, saw Wei Yuan lying in the carriage, and was startled. He hurriedly climbed in to check, only to find that Wei Yuan had bitten his tongue and committed suicide.
Xuan An knew he should have tried to flee when he realized he couldn't hold on any longer, but he couldn't even break this formation at his peak, let alone now, wounded and drained of spiritual energy.
Also present to witness this were Jiang Lin, Qi Feng, Xing'er, Cheng'er, Gua'er, and several other stewards from the manor.
There were not many maids or servants attending to this painted pleasure boat. Zuo Yuming had already ordered them to wait in other rooms, leaving only the two of them alone in this separate chamber.
Li Tuanjie had many nicknames in the past, but this was the first time he had ever heard the moniker "Boxing King."