Chapter 167

For Lu Sisi, this event was utterly shocking!

She spent the night at her boyfriend's place, then woke up the next morning to find him gone!

Her boyfriend, so big and present, was just gone!

Crucially, Chen Yan's coat, shoes, and everything else were still at home.

The only things that vanished with Chen Yan were the home clothes he was wearing and a pair of slippers.

This kind of situation

This immortal tree is unique in the world; even the Dominator Mountain cannot touch it. It has stepped beyond the Five Elements and stands at the edge of the Dao. If it does not wish, no one can obtain its immortal fruit. When the fruit ripens, it turns into nourishment and becomes part of the Dominator Mountain.

Fan Ming sat motionless, as if he understood, yet still seemed confused. Fan Yi was also stunned speechless by what he had just witnessed, staring blankly at the pine tree. If he hadn't known this place so well, he might have suspected someone had tampered with the tree beforehand to create that scene.

Jiang Yingxue had just stepped into the back garden when she heard Yu Fei's mournful weeping from afar—like she'd lost her father. As she drew closer, she saw Hua Hua nearly pressed flat against the ground, while Bo Linghan, clad in a dragon robe, gently comforted Yu Fei. The power dynamic between them was instantly clear.

He lowered his head and kept doodling on his notebook, but as he drew, he began unconsciously writing Li Mengyao's name.

In the past, the two Fang brothers and Luo Ziqing often brought Situ Yu here to shop, but since Situ Yu quietly left the country, they had never come back.

Qin Lihua looked at Lin Yiyi with no sign of surprise, as if this outcome had been exactly what she expected.

Although the headline was indeed attention-grabbing, the matter faded away without sparking widespread discussion, swept away like wind.

Upon hearing this, Fens turned and walked out of the bedroom without looking back. The instant he closed the door, You Ran could no longer hold back—the blood she had swallowed surged out. She collapsed to the ground, pale-faced, clutching her mouth. The needle-like pain throughout her body grew stronger by the day, and her mind's reactions grew slower and slower.

Xu Su rubbed his temples in exasperation. Neither he nor Ning Nan liked strangers in the house, so at first he had decided to personally care for Xiongxiong for two days, just to experience raising a child. But he was utterly worn out—changing diapers, bathing, feeding—handling even the most difficult work had never left him feeling so helpless.

He was the first, and the only one, to leave Jiesis voluntarily without suffering any suppression.

He lay lazily on the grass; the autumn sun was calm and unhurried, a gentle breeze brushing past, and the boy happily closed his eyes.

The Daoist Patriarch Zhang Tian Shi wandered endlessly across the land, his whereabouts elusive. Most affairs of the sect were managed by the Sacrificial Officer Wei Huacun.

She hadn't wanted to seek out Yun Wei in the first place, because her personality was a bit dull—people who do well in studies often are like that.

This casual remark indeed raised many doubts, and Mu Qianxia had listed them all out, one by one.

At this moment, the demonic entity displayed nearly overwhelming power—it controlled the domain, resurrected demons, and even seized control of the Dragon King of the Emerald Space, filling her with an overwhelming sense of invincibility.

At first, Wan Xi thought she had entered another dimension—otherwise, how could such a vast sea of flowers suddenly bloom on this freezing, frozen land?

Chu Qi froze, stared at her for two long moments, then understood what had happened—and found it amusing.

Everyone opened their eyes, stunned, staring at the star map in the sky—what kind of divine artifact was this, and what kind of immense power did it possess?

Even while cultivating, I constantly sensed my surroundings—every whisper of wind, every rustle of grass was clear to me. Yet how did this Daoist Priest appear? When did he appear? How could I have sensed nothing at all?