Volume One, Chapter 17: Beating Gu Xingyu Unmercifully

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Unaware that his nephew was surrounded by so many exotic beasts, he was utterly shocked upon hearing the news—let alone outsiders. Bamboo Qingyi’s words left Liu Biao scratching his head; after pondering for a long time, he still couldn’t grasp her meaning, so he could only urge her to continue. Since acquiring that “treasured garment,” he had only briefly tested it without wearing it properly; now, with some free time, he thought it was a good moment to try it on.

Chu Nan, the pride of the young generation in Lingzhou, was unexpectedly crouched on the ground scrubbing the floor with great zeal… Something truly strange was going on.

This left Jiang Shang momentarily at a loss for words, because according to the military system of the Great Xia Dynasty, the regiment training camp had only one official title—Regiment Trainer. Even if there were tens of thousands of soldiers and over a thousand generals in the camp, outside the regiment they were all simply called regiment soldiers.

And what was the situation with that Commander Gu? If Xu Liang truly needed assistance from the Fierce Dragon Guard, he should have gone to Meng Qi to arrange manpower. Why would he contact the commander directly?

“The market will reopen, and salt sales will continue,” Liu Rengui informed them, explaining that he had brought a large supply of salt with his troops this time.

The gods fell silent; whether the elder members of the Pantheon or those who had later surrendered, at this moment all quietly expressed their tacit approval.

The doctor regained his composure, had Liu Jian sign the surgery form, and then returned to prepare for the cesarean section.

At the center of the table were two large platters of salad: one fruit salad, the other seafood salad. Three pristine white plates were set with a steak on each, and beside them lay a dish of seafood pasta.

Nanny Zhang noticed that the big white cat hadn’t left. While speaking with the princess, she quietly observed the cat’s behavior.

However, even before Lin Xi had stepped fully into her room, an explosive surge of energy suddenly burst forth from within.

Their flesh and blood visibly withered away again at an alarming rate, until they were little more than skin and bones.

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“We’re leaving tomorrow. Actually, it was arranged long ago, but they never answered the phone, so I thought there was no hope! But this morning they called me! They want me to go tomorrow to prepare in advance!” Xu Ling was clearly happy, though a hint of reluctance lingered in her eyes.

Lin Xi had already decided that upon returning to the village, she would immediately begin training in the Damp Bone Forest through Tsunade.

Xu Ling dragged A Jiu out of the window with a firm grip. A Jiu was anxious but couldn’t break free, having no choice but to submit to Xu Ling’s control.

“What are you doing?” Emperor Jun’s brow furrowed; he disliked the ominous sense that this was preparing for some final arrangements.

Upon hearing He Nan’s questions, Bai Yi was shocked and fearful, recalling He Nan’s claim that Xu Ling had ambushed him. What was going on?

“But dad, don’t you realize this might offend Mr. Du!” Huang Shao said anxiously.

Simultaneously, two different-colored energies appeared before his hands. With the movement of his palms, they gradually formed the shape of a Taiji (Yin-Yang) symbol.

She checked her entire body again and found her lower half still completely numb, sighing melancholy at the realization.

The violent, endless storm howled fiercely. Lin Tian felt an overwhelming force strike him heavily, his face instantly turning deathly pale as he spat out a mouthful of fresh blood.

After a few finger snaps, a cracking sound came from the skull. The blood-red crystal suddenly split open with fissures, revealing flashes of golden light from the cracks.

“Father, I was merely inspecting the harvest at the estate. Why did you leave court so late today?” Nangong Xiu said calmly.

After a brief attempt, Lin Tian discovered his divine sense was suppressed by a strange energy in the cave. He could only detect the surroundings within three meters; beyond that was complete darkness.

In the room, Mini An soaked in the bath she had prepared, feeling the fatigue gradually dissipate, a faint relaxation softening her expression.

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He had also asked Zhou Yun earlier. Although Zhou Yun said he would buy whatever amount Du Hao needed, Du Hao knew Zhou Yun could at most contribute forty million, and that only if he pawned everything he had.

The seven elders all agreed to join Zhang Yang in the assault on the Demon Realm. Such a decision did not bring Zhang Yang joy but instead filled him with deep worry.

Huang revealed his true form—a colossal dragon body as vast as a hill sprawled lazily in the wide valley.

This machine gun was rare in our country but absolutely outstanding in performance—a renowned name worldwide.

Qiao Chuqing sighed softly, displeased that three thousand ghost soldiers had failed to defeat even one thousand Yellow Turban warriors plus fifty thousand Yellow Turban conscripts.

The man she loved was married. Had he noticed her disappearance? Had he worried? Or had he never cared at all? If there was a mistake, it was loving someone who should not be loved. Now that she had come here, it was destined that their paths would never cross again. Such an ending was, in its own way, perfect.

A young man dressed in an ancient Chinese white robe was looking around. Upon seeing Davis, he greeted him cheerfully.

Therefore, flares were more useful. When Guo Sheng led the charge, the artillery behind immediately set up mortars without needing to select special positions. Once the stands were assembled, they could fire at once.

Tian Zhen was stared at by Qi Fei like a tiger poised to strike, his entire body locked down with a chilling sensation.

This place was entirely another world, vastly different from the three realms of gods, humans, and demons. The buildings, the people—all were completely distinct. Its inhabitants resembled Europeans from modern Earth, but the architecture leaned toward Indian styles.