Chapter 96: The Master-Servant Agreement Is a Bit Suck-Up, a Bit Sweet!

“He Chen, sign up!”

Lin Xiaoran, hearing there was gossip involved, immediately urged He Chen to enroll.

After all, Jiang Tianhao was also part of their sports-specialist circle, and he was an excellent student—he couldn’t wait to see someone humiliated.

Whether it was Jiang Tianhao or He Chen who got humiliated, he didn’t care—he was fine with either!

“Don’t rush.” He Chen smiled, saying he needed more time to consider.

In truth, he had already agreed.

Shang Baizi hadn’t expected that, after coming with great fanfare to seek her master’s help, the master would appear so calm and detached.

Xu Wei said nothing, immediately called Tang Minggui to tally the funds on Lanjiang Investment’s ledger, and upon learning the total was eighty-five million in cash, he immediately transferred the amount, then summoned Jiang Beichun’s construction team to begin building a factory in Huicheng.

“My King, an anomalous energy has appeared in the northern forests—resembling Star-Devouring Power and Death Power.” On the Rainbow Bridge, Odin and Heimdall stood side by side; Heimdall’s consciousness linked with Odin’s, showing him the scene on Earth.

“Isn’t it true that the more people there are, the better things sell, soldier?” Lin Youxue was also confused by Wang Bing.

Gu Xiran was instantly overwhelmed with excitement, even wondering in her heart: My god just kissed the back of my hand—should I just not wash it today?

“What’s that?” Tony spotted several strange white war vehicles that looked like tanks but lacked tank barrels.

Our perspective will follow him for a long stretch ahead, while uncovering the identity of a mysterious figure.

Meng Guang sneered: provoking so many enemies into a chaotic brawl was an incredibly foolish move—divide and attack was the true way.

But this time, the old man’s lie no longer worked: the first personality, Yan Muheng, had no memory of what he had done at the time; and would the second personality, Yan Muheng, truly participate in his plan? Yun Yeyao gave a clear negative answer.

After receiving Zuo Meiji’s glance, Lingchuan Yinhe Zi Nian Lizizi immediately understood her intent and, following Zuo Meiji’s lead, slowly advanced toward Jiangqi Yezǐ.

“If it’s going to explode anyway, I might as well use it.” Gu Lan thought: if even Bai Wuchang’s self-destruction couldn’t shake the lotus platform even slightly, then her staying here was merely a gnat trying to move a tree.

Hong Li had never truly lived in the Immortal Realm; though she knew much, her knowledge wasn’t comprehensive, and the former master of the Yu Ling Realm had never mentioned anything about the Buddhist Sect to her.

But most students, for the sake of their future, wouldn’t waste time or Life Crystals on these inferior races.

Seeing Fan Yang say those two had left, he wondered how they’d react upon hearing it—suddenly he laughed. Though he didn’t know why those two had never been expelled from school before, he figured it must’ve been because they were shameless—but weren’t they tired of being at school anyway?

The largest and most resilient War Lizard would lead the hunt and become the tribe’s leader. Yet, should this leader show any weakness or hesitation, the others would furiously attack and devour him.

And if our spiritual realms weren’t so underdeveloped, we might have already broken through the Imperial Realm—can you see how crucial spiritual realm is? Yet you claim you’ve already reached the King Realm’s spiritual state, which is utterly impossible.

The Dragon Prince choked: he had once clashed with Zuo Susu and even teamed up with her—he’d already sensed something odd. This Zuo Susu didn’t seem particularly strong.

No, wait—weren’t we the aristocratic clans? But after comparing ourselves to Fan Yang, we realized our so-called aristocratic clans were vastly inferior to his family—we felt a bit ashamed even calling ourselves aristocratic clans.