Volume 1, Chapter 36: A Foolish Scheme from a Brainless Son

Page 1/3
Crown Prince Sha Xiu laid his cards on the table. He was fearless; could the other side really be planning to resort to force?
Upon entering the game interface, FG and Xin Bin both instinctively charged toward the bottom half of the jungle.
Hao Zhi tilted his head and pondered. It had been too long; how could he possibly remember such a casual remark?
The sales associate's eyes lit up. They sold a wide variety of car models; for an ordinary car, there was a commission of two hundred, five hundred for a large vehicle, and for a luxury car, the commission could reach anywhere from one thousand to two thousand.
If he could take it a step further, he would be able to solidify the surrounding air, forming an indestructible air wall! As long as his magic power was strong enough and the density sufficient, it would be a natural bulletproof barrier that even bullets could not penetrate.
After receiving their orders, the Dark Rats nodded quickly and went to summon all the members of their organization, also waking up Liu Hailong who had gone to sleep.
Or perhaps Elder Long, unwilling to suffer another hidden loss, pushed off the ground, leaped into the trees, and began to move at high speed.
The mountain peak was essentially barren, consisting only of bare rock. Occasionally, stones would fall from the heights, turning into fine powder as they plummeted, drifting away with the wind.
Su Zong was the son of the third uncle, Su Linghai. Since the third uncle managed the family business, it was only natural for him to groom Su Zong. If you, Su Heng, had just diligently acted as his deputy, no one would have said a word, but your constant attempts to outshine Su Zong in every aspect were truly thought-provoking.
Su Chi took the lead, guiding the group deep into the Mother Gu Cave, instructing everyone to light the oil lamps along the cavern walls.
"It’s useless. These ghosts cannot be killed by ordinary means," Yuan Canghai said with a grim expression.
Beiming Xue had barely finished speaking before she felt the world go dark, and immediately after, she lost consciousness.
"Let's go, too." Tightening his arm guards, Lu Fan beckoned to Du Shen and stepped onto the staircase.
Kong Xiyuan looked up at Liu Mengli. If she hadn't known, it would have been fine, but now that she did, she felt hesitant about passing on the news.

Page 2/3
Whoosh! Whoosh! On the other side, the two abyss creatures that had been chasing Emperor Xuanyuan Huan returned. The battle below had ceased; there was no longer any point in fighting the Emperor to the death.
"Vice Commander Wang, since you are neither resisting nor surrendering, what exactly is your intention?" Li Menghua asked.
"Hey..." Luo Huang noticed Long Yun’s movement and had just opened her mouth to say something when a blur crossed her vision and she fainted.
As Jiang Linxian had said, these three dancing girls were not ordinary people, but masters of martial arts; their disguise surely concealed a hidden agenda.
"If Guo Jia is here, then Jiang Ze might be as well. Please be cautious and stay hidden, My Queen," one of the Sand-Hidden subordinates said warily.
Viewed from afar, the Fire Mountain Range looked like a massive, burning fire dragon, a truly magnificent and shocking sight.
"Big guy, you’d better stay down on the street!" The blind man in the red skintight suit made his entrance. No one knew when he had descended from the rooftop, but he suddenly appeared in the trajectory of the Red Hulk’s fall and kicked out, attempting to send the giant into the empty lane on the other side.
As things stood, it was hard enough for them to deal with even one patrolling boss, let alone three appearing together. Any ordinary war shaman would likely be beaten to death in a few rounds by the trio.
Tian Lizhu felt envious seeing Bai Xiuyue and the others riding bicycles, but envy was of no use.
Upon his return this time, Xiao Long needed to meet them first, and naturally, he would also need to hold a meeting with his more core staff members.
If he admitted it, it would surely cause panic among many players; if their weaknesses were discovered later, wouldn't they be killed in an instant? Furthermore, how to identify these weak points was a difficult question to answer.
"Yes, soak once a day until the medicinal liquid is exhausted; continue for eighty-one days and it will be completely finished," Mao Rui continued to transmit his voice.
Hearing Song Tingyue’s assistant constantly call her "Madam," Meng Yinyue assumed it was just a habit and did not correct him.
The difficulty could not compare to the one in the hallway, but it was likely that only a few people could answer it. Tao Lian’er was confident that those who could respond to the couplet in the hallway were absolute rarities; that was exactly the effect she wanted.

Page 3/3
Back in the day, Lu Jianguo’s father was considered a well-known figure in the Chinese military, but so what? Because the Lu family had once been a wealthy household with plenty of land, even though they donated it all later, Lu Jianguo’s father only managed to reach a high position in the military.
However, most of the Unkind Fire family members were doctors or ran pharmacies; those, like Unkind Fire Chunlian, who worked as "Summoners," were few and far between.
Even if Beiming Zixiu were to remain a bachelor for life, he could never accept William Nana marrying him.
"Alright, I’ll go get the medical kit and treat you," Zhan Mianmian said, standing up briskly to retrieve the box.
In truth, she did not support reconciliation in her heart, but she had to obey the family's rules.
However, when she, her assistant, and her lawyer reached the door, they were blocked by guards wielding rifles.
"If you don't mind, I need to make physical contact with her—only her limbs, back, and head, of course," Ye Zishan said, looking toward Thunder Cloud Storm.
Before him appeared a young man who looked exactly like him, draped in a "Celestial Spirit Robe," with a bright, handsome face and a dignified air.
When Shangguan Ling’er spoke these words, a clamor erupted at the scene, and Shangguan Xuan’er and Shen Feng shouted almost simultaneously.
Ye Ranan looked at the dejected William Nana, feeling not just pity but a faint, nearly imperceptible trace of sympathy.
As Qin Yu pushed the patient on the stretcher past the doctor's office, she subconsciously turned her head and happened to meet Qin Wanjun’s gaze.
Pang Chunling now treated Hu Yinfeng like a living Buddha, so she naturally answered every question: "Brother, you don't know. Our place used to be very isolated; there were no roads at all. It was only because the higher-ups took a liking to the environment here and heard about building some kind of tourist area that the roads were finally paved recently."