Day Thirty-Nine of My Brother Loving Me Too Much

“Rest assured, this is merely a culinary contest, not to the extent of ruining reputations,” Lin Tian said with a smile.

The encounter between the two sides drew the attention of everyone on the battlefield—Tao Qian’s forces, Zhang Chao’s troops, and of course, Chang Tian and Da Niu among them.

“The way of heaven is unpredictable; how can one compare it to the decrees of the heavenly laws? And the Han laws—why should they not deceive the words of otherworldly beings? Could it be that you intend to privately alter the Han laws?” Xu Shu remarked.

However, Lin Tian would not allow He Zhou to witness this. He directly sent He Zhou out and closed the kitchen doors firmly.

After all, the opponent’s strength was only one aspect; what mattered now was to stall this old devil as much as possible.

Neither of the two spirits on stage gave ground; after gathering their strength, they both released their most powerful arrows simultaneously.

Perhaps owing to the experience gained from the first use of the “Heavenly Soldier’s Evil Extermination Curse,” my second attempt went surprisingly smoothly.

Today was Saturday—a precious day for a high school junior like me—a perfect opportunity to sleep in.

“Moreover, when Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao raised their armies, it’s likely you harbored hopes. I dare say, at the outbreak of the great war, you two might have dreamed of the Eastern Army storming into Luoyang. But now that the allied forces have suffered defeat, your dreams have shattered,” Wu Fu said coldly with a smile.

“It’s all right. I have set up formations around the company that only target those with ill intentions,” Song Tianji said as he led Lin Shiru out of the police station. After bidding farewell to Zhao Xue, he took Lin Shiru to have a meal.

“And do you really think that with those transport ships, whose firepower is so weak it’s almost negligible, you can dominate Earth? Do you take the likes of Super God Academy and Morgana as mere bystanders?”

Liu Qinghuan picked up a seed; its core shimmered with a faint cyan glow, feeling supple and elastic, but perhaps due to long storage, it had shriveled slightly as if deprived of moisture.

However, upon hearing this, Zhang Shihua arched an eyebrow. “That may be true. But Ziyu, although our army has gained the upper hand, the Tatars have stationed thirty thousand troops in Jiangxia and the remainder in Hanyang.”

After investigating, the residents of Lou City found a delightful surprise—vast amounts of gold and silver artifacts.

A Feng, who had been waiting for a long time, wasted no hesitation upon hearing this. He stepped forward boldly and responded loudly to the young cultivator.

But Wang Yu knew that, for now, the seal’s damage could only be restored to its original state. The power lost while the seal was broken could not be replenished unless he retrieved the soul seed from the main world’s altar and infused it back into his body before restarting the process in the biochemical world.

After all, it was difficult for ordinary people to imagine a dozen professional hooligans smashing up an ordinary noodle shop and walking away empty-handed.

The Sovereign’s face began to twist strangely, like a volcano about to erupt. Suddenly, his eyes flashed red, transforming into a blue dragon that ascended into the air, spiraled once, then charged toward Wang Yu.

“Brother! You are no longer my brother! You’re a villain! You have killed so many people, all for their souls… umm… umm…” the younger sister said, breaking into tears.

Ji Hao wiped the cold sweat from his forehead. If Emperor Shun was as reckless as the old man Lie Shan, then humanity… would likely have been extinct long ago.

Tang Qi’s tone was grave, warning everyone not to take matters lightly. They all secured their masks and goggles tightly and gripped their reins firmly.

When the A-level league began, Zhang Ning had complained that it was a terrible arrangement to face the hellish home courts like the Hailan Stadium and the Valley Aerial Arena so early.

Du Nan realized that the cause of this sudden change was a hidden force emanating from a body at the brink of death.

Startled, Jin Hao was struck by Wang Shi’s fist directly in the chest with a sharp crack. Blood sprayed as he flew backward, several ribs broken.

“Uncle Yang, I need to say something to you. Father, please step outside first,” Qin Feng said bitterly with a faint smile, looking at his father.

So they had their last meal there and, after gathering a large cache of useful items abroad, left Earth.

Several minutes later, sirens sounded in the distance. The onlookers scattered as three police cars arrived, followed by an ambulance.

As for the lone wanderer named Jun Tianyang, he wielded his sword with precise, measured strokes, seemingly ordinary. Yet five or six Arhats could not approach him, and no one could discern why, only guessing his cultivation was profound enough to intimidate by sheer force.

Likewise, Gou Zhiyong awaited in the reception room, knowing that Zhou Ying had a meeting that night.

Xiaoyao wiped a bead of cold sweat for his master until the light orb shattered, and Xiuyuan descended from the sky, standing firmly on the ground.

Even imagined fragments in his mind carried a faint scent of blood, making Luo Kongping feel an overwhelming sense of reality.

Seeing the students so excited, Wu Xuanming felt gratified, a sign that his prestige remained intact.

Suddenly, Chui Xue roared with renewed vigor, hammering his fists into the ground with such force that the earth shook violently. Needles of earth wrapped around him, forming a prison. But that was not all—the floor exploded, and a black pillar of earth writhed like a furious serpent. Whether by luck or strength, it was hard to say.

Qin Fen was a gambler at heart. Seeing the chips, he could no longer restrain his hands, having long forgotten his father’s instructions.

The stalemate dragged on, when suddenly, two figures flew past in the distance. Luo Kongping and Jian Ran both nodded silently to Xuanyuan Xiao. Xuanyuan Xiao had delayed until now precisely to await reinforcements from both factions.