Volume 1, Chapter 25: Cao Wei Lifts the Ban, Zhuge Liang Is Greatly Astonished!

The entire court of civil and military officials believed that Shu Han was already within their grasp.

Cao Rui, confident of victory, felt a glimmer of ruthlessness flash in his eyes: "Shu Han is currently at the brink of destruction. However, we must not lower our guard; we need to monitor their movements closely to prevent them from acting out of desperation."

The crowd nodded in agreement, with the sole exception of Gu Qingfeng, who remained silent. The betrayal by Hua Wuhen had dealt him a devastating blow.

Dugu Ming had long since descended into madness, his eyes bloodshot and demonic energy surging around his body. Yet, simultaneously, the injuries within him were worsening, bringing him to the verge of collapse.

Xia Ke sat there, stunned and speechless, until Qiao He gave her a gentle nudge, startling her into sitting bolt upright on the bed.

Jin Ming withdrew his gaze with an air of dejection. To the Yan family's crew, this posture felt like a silent mockery—a taunt suggesting that their family was not even worth his serious attention.

With that, Gao Yuehan moved her energy, her body, and her palms, lunging once more toward Ming Fei. Seeing this, Ming Fei could only sigh helplessly and brace himself for the fight.

With the harsh sunlight gone, Xia Ke’s brow smoothed slightly. A few seconds later, her left eye slowly opened, staring directly at the leaves above, which were a dazzling, vibrant green.

Who would emerge from within? Su Hao felt a strange sense of excitement. If it were truly Ao Yuan, he might be one of the few people in this world to see the true face of the Dragon Emperor—a living, unrestricted True Monarch of the Soul Formation stage. What would his appearance and aura be like?

Back then, Chen Feng was a young man full of ambition. Upon arriving at university, he intended to become good friends with everyone he met, though he might have misunderstood the true meaning of friendship.

She seemed to grasp the man’s intentions, yet she lacked any strength to resist.

Take "Poison Bee" Du Qingfeng as an example—was he not a living testament? Had he succeeded that time, the poison he had put in the fresh meat would have been enough to wipe out Zhao Xuanji, Shen Rou, and their entire family.

Reflecting on this, Huang Qianshan felt compelled to crush this faction; otherwise, his position as chancellor would remain insecure, and he would know no peace.

The moment he was wheeled out, everyone swarmed forward, deeply worried for Bi Qianmo, but no one was faster than Lin Bixiao.

Bi Qianmo had intended to say yes, but he realized that if he did, Lin Bixiao would certainly grow suspicious. After all, she had been in a coma recently; knowing too much would surely give the game away.

The instant Lin Bixiao’s hand was held, she felt not only his warmth but also a skip in her own heartbeat.

Having suffered a setback at Mount Maoming, Bali Su dared not be careless this time. He ordered his subordinates to push out the watchtower carts so they could survey the situation inside the city from a distance.

"Help me ask Xiao out for dinner." The corners of his lips rose in an involuntary arc.

However, humans cannot fully replicate AI; the techniques of an AI are built upon thousands of calculations per second and a state of tireless endurance.

Before Jian Yuelan arrived, they were still deliberating: if the clothes sold out, what would they sell then? Should they just close the shop and wait until they had more stock to reopen?

After the Tongyun Blade vanished, Uncle Chong’s body suddenly transformed into a yellow bear, diving into the pond.

Qi respectfully accepted the antidote and swallowed it. Princess Shuyao smiled and turned to leave.

Setting aside the thoughts of the elder Lady Yang, when Jun Li lifted the curtains and entered the inner chamber, he saw Rong Zhan lying prone on the bed, still unconscious. He was naturally handsome, and as he lay there so quietly, even Jun Li, who had always considered him a scoundrel, had to admit that in this state, he was truly hard to dislike.