Chapter 434: Qiao

Busy for several months.

Now suddenly idle, a wave of drowsiness crept unbidden into his mind.

Before long, Li Luo began to feel drowsy.

He didn’t know how long had passed.

The cigar between his fingers was suddenly taken away; though the motion was light, it was enough to pull him out of that state—but Li Luo did not open his eyes, still sitting quietly.

“How did you fall asleep?”

Jiang Shuying murmured.

Yet, she felt deeply warmed; perhaps to outsiders they seemed unfortunate, but only she knew the depth of his feelings within.

Now that he was finally idle, he naturally planned to relax a bit, yet still thought of Hou Zhenzhu, so he didn’t go far—just to a KTV by the school gate.

“If you weren’t here, do you think I’d have the strength to open a secret passage and hide inside, even if one existed?” Looking at Jun Zhi, Ming Shen asked; if it hadn’t been her who came in, he might truly have died.

I slightly lifted my head to meet her gaze, my hands still not withdrawn, merely gently crossed before my abdomen. The Third Prince, meanwhile, once again looked half-dead, his drooping eyes seeming half-closed, silently waiting to observe our reaction.

Di Jiu Yin’s eyebrows lifted slightly; a flash of light danced at his fingertips, and in the next instant, his robe vanished entirely.

Now that we’ve dragged these Nanchang families into this, we only need to wait until Ye Yuxi breaks through the Tianling.

He looked about seven or eight years old, his white robe fitting snugly against his frame, emphasizing his slender, delicate build. A silver Manjusha flower was pinned to his jade belt, echoing the red-thread-embroidered Manjusha flower at his collar.

Clearly, Du Ming assumed the Earth Wing had been captured by Liu Yangfeng’s people; capturing the Earth Wing wasn’t difficult, which was why they hadn’t been in a hurry to eliminate the other side initially.

This match today was, in their eyes, utterly spectacular; their understanding of transformation techniques and basic knowledge had been broadened.

Effect: The wielder gains the allegiance of the once-abandoned Knight Order. Every 1 to 30 days, a random Griffon Knight joins the wielder’s ranks. Cannot be equipped. Cannot attack.

Shen Dongchen stared at Zhang Jianyi as if he were a monster—his reaction was far too slow! Only now did he realize this was beneficial to him?

At Lin Tian’s quiet cue, a dark shadow flashed past—Hei Tiandi had already entered the water.

The music grew increasingly urgent; Lin Tian’s inner strings rose and fell in rhythm, until finally he felt his blood seem to surge and cleanse with the melody of Yueyin’s strings.

I need to live too—I’m just an ordinary writer, not a top-tier author, unable to live comfortably off royalties like them. I write for hours every day; six thousand words take me a long time, especially as a perfectionist, yet my income is barely anything—less than two thousand yuan after tax. I hope everyone can understand.

It’s surprising Qili’er didn’t discriminate against Zhou Yuan, Xiao Lei, and Dr. B, who were tested as mixed-blood trash—she really is a good person?

Wang Jin heard this and sobered up instantly, remembering his earlier insolent words—he’d caused a great disaster. Over thirty people emerged from the back hall: officials from the Prefect’s office, soldiers under Yang Feng’s command, and invited civilians; soldiers had already bound Wang Jin.

In today’s society, humanity has conquered all continents on Earth. Even Antarctica hosts Chinese scientific teams attempting to grow vegetables. Meanwhile, all species on Earth have submitted beneath human feet.

If dinosaurs hadn’t gone extinct so completely, how would humanity have had the chance to turn the T-Rex’s descendants—chickens—into various delicacies?

The exploding black mist curled downward, transforming into a cage that enveloped the figure of Li Yang below.