Volume One, Chapter 129: I Accidentally Became a Scumbag ex
Xiao Long handed the phone to Xiong Zi.
The moment Xiong Zi saw the girl on the screen clearly, his entire demeanor changed; a surge of fury instantly ignited within him.
The girl lying in the pit, slowly being covered by earth, was none other than his sister, A Lian!
Grandpa’s brothers asked Wang Zhihe, "Weren’t the three of you supposed to be going to university? How did you end up here?"
Wiping the blood from the corner of his mouth, Tong Xuan took a deep breath and coldly gazed at the blue-eyed, snow-white giant tiger.
Hearing his words, Shen Hou smiled faintly and said, "People all have selfish desires. Not everyone is like your Yong Sanlang Wang Bo, ambitious and solely focused on relieving the suffering of the people. They don’t want to unite their forces because after merging, they would have to fight the Great Sui with real weapons. They only want to control their own territories and continue as bandits."
Even with the two massive formations—the Earth Vein Array and the Spirit Energy Array—sharing the burden, combined with Luo Hao himself, the three boundless forces working together barely managed to move the treasured Ruyi.
Even Jin Yang did not expect that the celestial beings would abandon their physical bodies outright, controlling their forms through laws instead. In doing so, they would feel no pain, and their consciousness would be reduced to a mere fragment—continually killing and destroying everything.
Dr. Hu looked toward the bed and was surprised to see the captain already sitting up. He appeared as a somewhat aged middle-aged man, dressed in pajamas, with a gray coat hastily draped over his shoulders.
When this thought occupied Xu Chen’s mind, he lost all desire to cultivate. He leaned over the bow of the ship, gazing into the distance, hoping that Xie Qiu would keep his word and return soon.
Dr. Hu exchanged a glance with Wen Wei and concluded that only a political heavyweight could brazenly slip a ship past customs without the officials daring to inspect it—not because they couldn’t, but because they wouldn’t dare to.
At this moment, Tang Muzi felt conflicted. She hadn’t really considered sending the Xijing Tang family into the messy affairs of the Li clan. After all, if they won, the Tang family of Xijing could rise to prominence; but if they lost, their already fragile foundation and all her years of hard work would be lost.
Though Shen Feng’s strength grew with time, he still felt the sealed power within him causing a chilling unease.
After nearly a hundred breaths, a terrifying crimson orb of light appeared before them. The orb was composed of pure, overwhelming immortal energy, interwoven with Daoist magic and countless complex energies, forming a field of power.
But Sixth Uncle didn’t even give him a chance to speak. Before any words could be uttered, another heavy kick came down—this one clearly much harder than the last.
Jing and Tou watched through the gap in the car curtain as the grandiose and imposing tavern gradually disappeared from view. Only then did they lower the curtain, lean against the car wall, and close their eyes to rest.
Ye Yu stepped forward. He wanted to see why the Panlong Sword had stabbed the cloud leopard in the forehead before it fell—this seemed to be the sword’s own will at work, and Ye Yu couldn’t fathom what could possibly attract the Panlong Sword like that.
Like a rocket, I instantly fired off countless questions, filling the entire chat record with my voice messages, flooding the screen.
"...Alright, actually, I was prepared to be caught before going in. I thought it would be the president and our department head, but when I saw it was all men’s shoes, I guessed it must be the two presidents together..." The “detective” had no choice but to abandon his exposed trick and speak honestly.