Chapter 249: Cheng Long

Two days later.

Xiangjiang.

Cheng Long rode in a chauffeured car to visit the set of *Ip Man*; the film's lead actor, Yuan Biao, and director Hong Jinbao, were both his senior brothers; in this film, Hong Jinbao also invited Yuan Hua to play a role — another of Cheng Long's senior brothers.

Normally, Cheng Long was busy with work and hadn't seen his senior brothers for quite some time.

This time he came to visit, both to catch up and for another purpose: to invite these senior brothers to join *

Wo Lin and Sun Yinqi also turned on their flashlights, Wo Lin ahead, Sun Yinqi behind, walking toward the entrance of the MRI facility.

Thus, the Time Travel Agency kept receiving submissions, but the quality was wildly uneven — not a single piece stood out.

Zhang Dad stared helplessly at his wife. This was utterly unjust — it was his own speech that was clumsy, not her rushing to interrupt with a flood of words?

Qin Qin was indeed in Luo Ling's dorm room; on the table sat several open plastic bags filled with various mushrooms, only a little left, but well preserved — under the damp spring climate of southern China, not a trace of mold clung to them.

"Yes, I've already spoken to Xuanxuan's principal, but teachers still need to be met personally — after all, the county magistrate is less powerful than the local official; ask her to pay extra attention to our Xuanxuan," Lin Feng said.

This drove people wild — everyone was placing orders specifically for Luo Si, tasks ranging from dining and drinking companionship to chatting — things no one could possibly accept. Of course, everyone knew the Righteous Alliance carefully selected missions; it was never easy. But that didn't stop their enthusiasm.

After official launch, Wu Xin and Yang Pengyun closely monitored backend data; within minutes of going live, hundreds of downloads appeared. Ten minutes later, the first batch of statistics arrived: over seven hundred users.

The two walked by the lake, Zhou Xue clinging to Lin Feng's arm, savoring their private moment.

The slogan was posted slightly above the license plate — not obstructing the driver's view or covering the plate, in compliance with public security regulations.

The old man wore a gray-white robe, his hair entirely white, appearing even older than Mu Lao.

This location was ideal for an ambush — if a massive boulder were rolled down from the mountaintop, anyone struck would die instantly.

The clone extended its hand, barely touching the feather before its hand burst into flame with a whoosh.

The brides were naturally sent back to their bridal chambers, while Jia Qing and Jia Baoyu had to stay behind to drink with the guests.

The bald man was utterly humiliated — he had just boasted that if Ye Fan called his bet, he'd call him "Dad."

As for why Hao Yue didn't enter, it was certainly not because of the silver corner entrance fee.

Everyone laughed heartily; Ma Zhe added: "From now on, use Wei Ge's student ID — always 20% off!" The group erupted in mirth.

A warm lacquered bowl was pressed to his lips; Ye Qing lifted his head and saw Ge Sheng's familiar face, instantly feeling at ease.

"He actually dodged it…" Mu Candou frowned. He had just claimed that if Ye Qiu acted, he'd be crushed by pressure — yet it was the three ancient clans' disciples who were the first to be subdued.

Ye Fan slightly shifted his body, rebounding instantly and dislocating the security chief's arm; gasps erupted across the scene.

Seeing the two half-king realm guards walk away, Lin Liang finally exhaled, collapsing onto the ground with a bitter smile.

But Xin Tian had suffered heavy damage; Lyu Youliang clearly wouldn't miss this chance — he launched another full-power thrust straight at Xin Tian's heart.

Even though accommodation was fraught with difficulties, countless people still rushed toward this place without hesitation.

Similar conversations kept repeating within the Yuan Yue Sect; gradually, all disciples still within the sect learned they were ordered to proceed to Dao Yue Cliff. Though strange, it was a direct order from the sect's high leadership, so everyone accepted it.