Chapter 106: Leave a Little Room for Future Meetings? Forget Future—Let

He Chen quoted this line of dialogue—it’s extremely famous.

Since they weren’t far away at all, the sudden noise startled the two who were locked in a tender gaze, as if caught in a slow-motion close-up with sweet BGM playing in their ears.

When the beautiful coach Luo Na saw He Chen, she felt deeply uneasy, and meeting her superior’s hostile gaze, she could only force a bitter smile.

Li Qixing had been savoring the escalating romantic atmosphere when suddenly He Chen’s sarcasm cut through it—even for someone as bold as Da Hua Xi

I grew wary. After what happened in Ye City, I’ve become much more composed in matters of the heart. What exactly is Gu Yuze’s goal?

“How’s the taste of self-destruction?” Feng Chuge leaned against the wall, idly playing with a strand of loose hair, smiling.

“Chief, Ling Tianlai isn’t dead—he’s seized everyone’s jade slips and is now firmly in first place.” The guard knelt on the ground, trembling as he spoke.

“Of course it is—that’s what elders should do. You didn’t know, but I’d planned to introduce you to Jingyu. Too bad someone got there first.” Old Qin shook his head in regret, utterly ignoring Jingyu’s furious glare.

“There’ll be plenty of places for you to spend money later. Worried you won’t have anywhere to spend it? Give me your card—I’ll take the girls shopping tomorrow and guarantee I’ll empty your account in one day.” Gao Lingling reached for the bank card in Wang Yunlong’s hand.

Chu Lianru nodded, her cheeks flushed red, but inside she was heartbroken. Xu Rong would be sleeping here—so Liu Shang would inevitably have to take her place and lie with him. Thinking of this, Chu Lianru’s eyes shimmered with anguish.

“What’s going on? Why are there still explosions after all this time?” After the car stabilized, Heihu asked Shunzi, puzzled.

In the sunset’s glow, the distant majestic mountains were painted gold, appearing extraordinarily magnificent. But Gu Qingcheng and Leng Boqing were trapped in dire straits.

“Strong dragons can’t overpower local snakes. I acted on impulse just now. Rather than wait for them to surround us, let’s strike first—head to Tongcheng to gather intel on them, then decide our next move, how’s that?” An Yun said.

“When we came here a few days ago, we were imprisoned underground. We know where it is, but the place is incredibly hard to reach—right there in front of us, yet we had to circle around endlessly, taking countless detours just to get inside.” Baihu said, confused.

I know she despises and hates Hua Xu—that’s why she reacted so strongly upon seeing him.

But Xiao Chen endured the agony of his clothes sticking to his skin, snatched the octopus captain’s alloy longsword out of midair, and with a tremendous force, the blade’s tip pierced straight through the octopus captain’s heart—followed instantly by another agonized scream.

I stared blankly at his profile for several more minutes; when he accidentally turned his head toward me, I quickly lowered my eyes and rushed into the bathroom.

Fu Shijin, face dark, kicked aside the disheveled Boss Xiao and strode out of the private room with long strides.

Fang Shi put down the wooden bucket, gripped the wall with one hand, and struggled to support her trembling body.

A hot-air balloon monitoring the Bai Clan’s mountain fortress gate had, at some point, begun drifting toward Shunzi’s position. Shunzi knew what the object was, but when the balloon began to descend slightly, he couldn’t help feeling a flicker of fear.

I was puzzled—just a bamboo door, yet it required two keys to unlock. If they truly wanted to keep people out, wouldn’t a security door with a fingerprint lock be far more effective?

Only when Pei Jun elegantly and calmly opened the door and stepped in did Tianye realize—he’d walked straight into someone’s trap.

Her stomach hadn’t hurt for a while; the pain earlier had been entirely from being enraged by Jian Keli. But she dared not say it—she feared if she did, Mu Zhijun would start tormenting her day and night again.

Zhuang Xiaoting called to complain that Zhao Yaru had stood her up; Zhao Yaru seized the chance to vent all sorts of grievances, but never mentioned accompanying me to the private hospital for the checkup.

Almost everyone was dead, leaving only Bai Le and the Blood Shadow Demon Lord—plus, betrayed by Zhongli, this was clearly a massive blow to Bai Le. Once his spirit was shattered, all that remained was a desperate, fading breath.

Yet he didn’t care at all—the terrifying sword qi erupted again, piercing the heavens, continuing its descent toward Bai Le.

He’s far too arrogant. You can’t possibly ask him to leave.” Gu Shaoqing said.

The Dark Palace Lord is the supreme head of the Dark Holy Palace, a warlord on par with the Youmingguidi and Hun Qingrao.

This zombie’s head already bore several bullet holes, indicating it belongs to the type that’s extremely hard to kill even when shot in the head.

After Mong Yi spotted the Hellman-eating Flower in the formation, he roared and charged out; all the Divine Temple Knights instantly drew their great swords and formed a shield around Adam.

Mu of Aries was continuously using telekinesis, his body instantly teleporting to various positions.

Chuntao blushed shyly, lowered her head, and turned to leave, but Zhang Guanghua stopped her. He had watched her rescue Lei Jian from certain death, and awaken his consciousness through a method no one could understand. This was the first time Zhang Guanghua had spoken so clearly in front of Lei Jian.

Because the only place he knew where to obtain demon currency was the Marquis Langcang’s manor—the one time he had gone there with the chief of the Chiyu Clan.

Using his own summarized method, Li Zhuo’s earnings today immediately surged far beyond yesterday’s.

How many families had been ruined by their reckless antics? Yet after every crisis, they carried on as before—harming others and themselves.

Seeing Song Dehai like this, Lin Xuan smiled faintly, then lightly patted his shoulder, speaking slowly—though a glint of coldness flickered in his eyes.

The man behind Chu Yi, however, could openly teleport Chu Yi back—clearly, that man’s strength and status were immense.