42. The Forty-Second Day My Older Brother Loved Me Too Much

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Yet the confirmation of one’s identity brought not only honor and status, but also the pain of inevitable separation.

After severely lecturing Qiao Jinyu in his heart, He Jinzhi straightened his sleeves and assumed an air of solemnity and refinement.

“Heh… You’ve misunderstood me? I have my senior sister to thank for remaking me into the person I am today, so I won’t kill you. I’ll defeat you, and then cherish you properly.”

Musen’s entire body erupted with power, his imposing aura so overwhelming that it made it difficult to breathe. He was no weaker than the leader of the Qingfeng Sect.

“This? It’s actually very simple. But you have to agree to one condition first, otherwise I won’t tell you.” Lu Fei smiled mysteriously, looking extremely confident.

Gu Sanqian had no time to block the attack. He twisted his body to dodge to one side, but he was still a fraction too slow. Although the bone hammer missed his head, it struck him squarely in the back and sent him flying.

Now that everything she had wanted to do was about to come true, and there was hope that her legs could be healed, Qin Junyu—the only man she could still approach, and a man she had once loved—made her heart flutter when he put forward this request.

The four of them held great hammers made from the leg bones of demons. As they charged toward the altar, they swung the hammers like drumsticks.

Qin Ziyu opened her mouth, and Emperor Mingzhao slapped her again. This time, he struck her directly to the ground.

Bi Xi noticed that, at the instant he sat down, his right hand bent upward in a distinctly unnatural manner. She said nothing, merely clapping her hands to signal the waiter, who had been waiting nearby for quite some time, to bring over the coffee they had already ordered.

The Lin family was, after all, a golden clan with a long and venerable legacy. Even though they had supported a great many people over the years, their accumulated wealth remained substantial enough to purchase large quantities of top-grade spirit talismans.

Relieved, I said, “All right, I’ll be going first.” With that, I hurriedly turned and left, afraid she might have something else she wanted me to handle.

Cui Run had only returned home three days earlier. Afterward, he had once again discussed Cui Pu’s affairs with his mother, and during the past two days he had also avoided the people from the Fourth Branch.

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On the Oranka Continent, which had never been blessed by magic, the most powerful forces were battle aura and supernatural abilities.

“Is that her? Your friend? Aren’t you going to introduce us?” Wang Fei approached Ming Fan with a smile and linked her arm through his. Cheng Jinyun, standing nearby, seemed to understand as well. Apparently, she liked Ming Fan.

“Yes, President Sha. Take care. I’ll be leaving now.” Tonight was less peaceful than usual. Everyone was holding their breath and gathering their strength; this military exercise was a major event for all of them.

“The chains were dissolved by the transparent membrane covering my body. So, if I simply control the membrane and stop it from dissolving the chains, won’t that solve the problem?” As Su Jun spoke, she struck a thoughtful pose.

I sat in the car and smiled before pressing down on the accelerator and driving back in the direction of Ge Xin’s home.

That would make him look utterly pathetic—unable to win, he could only accuse his opponent of cheating, even though people often did exactly that to him. Besides, since the dealer had said nothing, either the dealer had an extremely close relationship with Felicia, or the other party truly had not cheated.

Shi Xiaofeng said, “Of course. If you’re going back to school, I’ll be reluctant to let you go.” With that, he leaned in to kiss her.

The way she expressed herself had changed, but her ultimate purpose remained the same. Pretending not to understand, she opened her mouth slightly, then shook her head and responded with an expression that suggested she knew nothing at all about this ridiculous gesture. Otherwise, she would have had to trouble herself by replying to his message.

They returned to the Xue residence, but the once splendid mansion was nowhere to be seen. Even the ruins had vanished without a trace.

“My goodness!” Young Master Lin could scarcely believe his eyes and ears. What had happened to Sister?

She nearly lost control and rushed forward to tear Ji Qianxiu’s charming, radiant smile to shreds with her bare hands—but fortunately, she managed to restrain herself at the final moment.

Wei Baode chuckled several times. No matter what Auntie Li said, he loved listening to her, and he laughed at everything.

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Upon hearing the name Qu Yun, Ji Qianxiu silently glanced at her. In the end, she could only withdraw her gaze helplessly, turn around, and walk toward the training grounds.

At the mention of Qu Yun, I swiftly raised my eyes, only to see Qu Yun, Bihen, and the others holding their breath as they tried to slip past us.

First character to appear: King Qingmi. Male. Brutal and cold-blooded. He can control earth and cause people to sink into it, where his spirit demon beasts devour them.

Deputy Commander Liang felt that his intelligence had been insulted. He had barely taken one step forward when his foot suddenly found nothing beneath it. The supposedly flat snowfield had caved in under his weight, forming a large hole. Fortunately, Zhou Zimo caught him in time.

She had always proclaimed herself a devoted mother, but only now did she realize how many things she had yet to do.

Looking at Tong Lifang’s haggard appearance, I felt utterly powerless for a moment. It was not that I had never considered calling Gao Sirui to ask for his help. However, ever since Tong Lifang learned the truth about what had happened back then, she had firmly refused to trouble Gao Sirui in the slightest.

I had not greeted any of the various executives at the company either. I had merely spent the entire day pretending to be a good-for-nothing in the office, so Sun Yiyang had never seen me.

The third letter had been written by his second elder brother. In it, he expressed his concerns about the administration of Jiangzhou City and shared some principles for serving as an official.

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