Chapter 227: Settlement Rewards! Nine Dragon Golden Light! (Request Monthly Tickets)

Inside Jia Yi City.

"Brother Lin, awesome!"

Long A nearly shouted his voice hoarse, vigorously waving his fists, then saw Lin Mo collapse from exhaustion.

"Damn it!"

He flickered forward rapidly, but was still a fraction too slow.

Yet Lin Mo did not fall straight to the ground—he was caught by an invisible figure.

"This bastard doesn't even know how to conserve his strength."

Yu Linglong muttered.

Through the thick snow, Ye Shaoxuan's white robe blended seamlessly with the icy world; every cold raven stared at him with strange eyes, yet their gazes held mostly fear.

The one-month holiday passed in the blink of an eye; Han Siyou had been busy lately, never coming home, and their interactions had become scarce—soon she would return to school, and the time they spent together would grow even less.

"How would I know? My body's strong. Two days of rest at home will fix me. Staring at all those fluttering beauties here might make my condition worse," Cen Kexin grumbled.

These were subtle changes, gradual ones, so Luo Caiyu, who had been by his side all along, noticed none of it.

You Ruo used her spiritual sense to awaken the Ghost Bird, summoning it forth; the Ghost Bird let out a clear cry, flapping its enormous snow-white wings, and You Ruo sat atop it, followed by Xia Biyao. The Ghost Bird shot forward at high speed, wind howling past their ears.

Ye Yiran and Qi Ming both liked to sneak glances at Xue'er's profile, causing their gazes to frequently collide—moments before, their eyes were soft as water, the next, brimming with hostility.

After a brief exchange, Ye Shaoxuan picked up the straw hat he'd taken from an old man, placed it on his head, and walked out the main gate of the city governor's mansion.

Without time to think, as death loomed, the Xuan cultivator instinctively leapt upward and slammed a palm toward the two dark shadows.

"I can tell you one more thing. Zhuang Chen says this happened because I cried too much. Do you know when I cried the hardest and most frequently?" She spoke slowly and calmly, unwilling to sniffle again in this serious moment—it would seem odd. She wasn't faking pity; did she need to beg for sympathy?

Fortunately, the otherworlders didn't have such strong dietary taboos; this opening wasn't habitual, nor was it rude.

Then he redesigned the vegetable patch he'd tentatively created yesterday, so the crops wouldn't grow too crowded and become hard to harvest. As for watering—Zhang Lin couldn't tell; the soil by the stream looked damp, so moisture was likely sufficient.

Lu Zhi, seeing Hong Ji showed no sign of stopping, quickly suggested: "After all, there are no trees to cut down near Guangzong—only grassland or yellow earth."

The Pingyang incident erupted, and within weeks the situation shifted repeatedly; even Pei Gai, close by in Guanzhong, was nearly caught off guard, let alone Shi Le, far away in Xiangguo—he was momentarily stunned.

My assistance in terms of strength is limited, but when it comes to medicines—especially extreme yang or extreme yin herbs—throughout the heavens and earth, if I claim second place, who dares claim first?

The fish that swallows ships landed again, splashing up a tidal wave, and this time, it was mixed with deep red blood.

Gazing at the lush forests and towering bamboos, the green hills stretching endlessly, Shen Cen, Shen Yuan, Linglong, Linlang, and others gaped, exclaiming "Wow!" nonstop, their eyes never enough to take it all in.

David turned to leave, planning to meet with the wild sirens of White Bay tonight to discuss and confirm the next steps.

No matter how long the cooldown needs to be—even if the Horadric Cube becomes a one-time-use item.

Fang Shaoyun's current physical condition is extremely poor, no better than Tai Rastimoshan's.

As the Snow Dragon descended upon the earth, a detonation-like roar echoed—the air plummeted in temperature, buildings collapsed in continuous crashes, followed by dragon roars rumbling like thunder into their ears.