Volume 1, Chapter 58: Did Tuantuan Find a Treasure?

She shared a mentor-student and friend relationship with Ye Shaoxuan, and they had experienced several extraordinary moments together. She did not want to admit it, but she could not deny that this white-haired youth had taken root in her heart.

However, the swordlight dissolved like snowflakes under the fierce sun when it met the rippling wave.

Before anyone could notice, Ye Shaoxuan quickly took out a fresh white robe from his Dao Palace and changed into it. By then, the fiery cloud hand had vanished without a trace.

Qi Ming was deeply grateful to Senior Su Kuang. Without the information Su Kuang had shared, how could he have negotiated with the two Half-Saint Ancestors?

The deeper they ventured into the forest’s heart, the more perilous the terrain became, and the trees grew denser. The sound of birdsong echoed continuously throughout the woods.

What stirred Gu Yongfeng’s murderous intent was the old man’s voice once again. At that moment, the western sun had not yet set, and the oppressive heat faded in the rustling breeze.

Damin bitterly regretted his hesitation, but there was no time for remorse. The gunshots revealed his hiding place, and another group of Vietnamese operatives trailing Damin and Yang Yang launched a counterattack.

This time, the man in black did not hesitate; he took the token. Zhao Hong then produced a pouch and a contract, asking him to sign it. Without a word, he signed the contract. Even without opening the storage pouch, it was clear it contained spirit stones.

Damn it, I’m truly starving, thought Bai Jiebai, forgiving himself. Compared to the hunger gnawing in his stomach, the pleasure of the process had become insignificant.

It turned out that Ye Shaoxuan’s Dao Palace could not contain Zong Fengqing’s overwhelming blood mist. With a tremendous roar, they exploded outward, the immense force shattering the entire flower boat. Everyone on the boat perished except for Ye Shaoxuan.

“Wo Meng, what are you doing? Hurry and respond,” Mr. Shishi finally recalled that they still had Wo Meng as their trump card.

Among martial artists, only one figure could wield such formidable skill—the first-ranked Ximen Leng of the Ximen family.

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“Zi Mo, you actually don’t want me because of money,” Helan Yao raised her head, fighting back tears, but even so, they streamed down like broken strings of pearls.

After marrying Kang Yue, Huo Changqing lived in harmony with her, never taking concubines. Even the several household members from before their marriage were gradually dismissed, becoming a celebrated tale in the imperial capital. Yet, after many years, the couple remained childless.

Zhang Zhiping scanned the crowd once, flicking his right hand’s dust whisk. An invisible force lifted everyone up. The ceremony seemed somewhat elaborate. If not for Cang Yuzi’s strong insistence that certain rituals were indispensable, Zhang Zhiping wouldn’t have bothered with the arrangement.

“What’s going on?” Due to the earth tremors, the Phoenix Nest’s external conduits were severed, including the energy lines. Now, the backup alarm lights inside the Phoenix Nest had lit up.

Before leaving the stage, the announcer made a cartoon gesture signaling silence and attentiveness, once again deeply captivating the audience.

“Did Captain Zhan Tie discover something?” Upon hearing Zhan Tie’s fierce scolding and seeing his ashen face, the first-ranking captain furrowed his brows slightly and asked.

Wang Yue initially thought she simply wanted to learn more about him or take a photo as a keepsake—things he had often encountered before.

“You even had someone watch her yourself, which means you don't trust her. How can you be sure she will act? Besides, if she hands weapons to the rebels, do you understand what the consequences will be? I don’t need to explain, you know,” Mo Li warned.

At times when nothing happened, she desperately tried to sever ties with Master Huan. But once trouble arose, she remembered she still had this backup option.

When digging the tree pit, they found only sand and gravel at the top, but deep below was dark, fertile soil.

“Zhou Qingwen, if you don’t get up soon, don’t blame me for regretting it!” I shouted angrily at the pig lying on the bed, hands on my hips.

Chu Lange wasn’t idle; she gathered some firewood to light a fire. After the fire was going, seeing the two chickens weren’t ready to eat yet, she asked the cook for some sweet potatoes to roast.

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Elder Bo’s words forbade Rou’er from leaving the Bo family. If Rou’er did not leave, then her calculations had been mistaken.

“What’s wrong with this child…” Lu Yan looked at Xiao Wan in puzzlement before turning to see off Lin Danni and the others.

Strangely, ever since that day, Liu Lili had vanished without a trace. Xu Zhiheng searched for her extensively but found no leads. Fortunately, he eventually used other means to deal with Wei Ran. Otherwise, having such a persistent nuisance buzzing around Milo would have been infuriating.

“No, I even thought she was a boy at the time. Do you think I’d be interested in a guy?” Bai Li Mingyu sulked, feeling justified but unable to explain.

The management at Extraordinary Machinery Factory was lax; the company still had no time clock. Milo, directly under the general manager’s supervision, could come and go unnoticed as long as she wasn’t caught by Fei Yifan.

This year’s seafood looked much plumper than last year’s. Xiao Wan, unable to resist, bought a great deal. Fortunately, a driver on the team helped ferry the goods back and forth, while Sun Damei and the driver loaded them onto the vehicle.

“Hehe, okay!” Shitou ran out excitedly, clearly too happy to sleep tonight.

“Please, benefactor, guide us on a clear path,” Luo Chengying respectfully implored upon hearing this.

If not for his cousin’s mention, he would have almost, or rather intentionally, forgotten Nangong Yuchen.

As soon as he hung up, Li Jun hurriedly told Xiaoyue about the bet between Anran and Lin Xin at school, and explained that inviting Liu Weiwei was to cheer for Anran.