Chapter 1189: Queen of Shanghai Beach, One Hand Holds Up the Heavens (3/5, Requesting Subscription)

"Sister Shijian really likes going to Dalaotian?" Aoxiu asked in confusion. "Isn't that where immortals live?"

Shijian nodded lightly: "Mm. But I really want to see Taixuan Brother!"

"Ah!" Aoxiu gasped, her small face turning red. "Sister Shijian, you're still young—isn't thinking about this too early?"

"Hmph. Where did you get that idea?" Shijian's gaze darted away, refusing to admit it. "We're just ordinary friends."

Aoxiu smiled softly and stopped teasing.

She naturally didn't believe Shijian's words.

But there was no need to expose them.

Shanghai Beach.

Feng Chengcheng closed the history book and, with a thought, destroyed it.

It was a modern history book.

It recorded events that would occur in the next hundred years, sourced from another world and provided by Su Xiao.

Though it might not perfectly match her own world, it could serve as a reference.

After adding "203" to the chat group and cultivating to the True Qi realm, Feng Chengcheng did not rush ahead, but began to devise a comprehensive strategy.

Only after finishing the history did she finally form a complete plan in her mind.

"Just intimidate the foreigners. As for the nation's future, it should naturally be created by the people."

This land's people have endured great suffering—they need to be reborn from the ashes, and their own heroes must shoulder their historical mission; she need not interfere.

_0%7_③/8{o>4$"As heaven's movement is vigorous, the noble person strives unceasingly."

A nation created by the people will naturally be better than one she creates alone.

This is the nation's nirvana, and the people's nirvana.

Thinking of her nation's future strength, Feng Chengcheng felt nothing but pride.

Yet this emotion lasted only a few breaths before being suppressed by another.

"What should I do about Father?" Feng Chengcheng sighed helplessly.

She was a progressive youth, but her father was a gang boss who ruled with tyranny and oppressed the innocent.

She could not bring herself to betray kin for justice.