Chapter 188: Did You Receive JM

Jiang Ming personally planned the series video integrating classic match replays and highlights from the Korean server rank climb.

As always, no one understands marketing better than him.

Rank climbing overseas with an ultra-high win rate, crushing top Korean solo players and pros alike;

With all these buffs stacked, viewers unconsciously felt a unique thrill of frontier expansion. Today JM reached how many points? Tomorrow he faces how many pro-level opponents? Every move and beat

“Master, I have one question: why did you buy this pair of celestial globes?” Xu Yang asked.

“Boss, we still haven’t… we’ve got no word at all…” A man’s trembling voice came from the other end of the phone.

This situation persisted until the group neared the location where the Tian Mo Dan was hidden, when things finally improved. But Yang Fan merely returned to his usual normal state, refusing outright to speak of what had occurred beneath the altar.

Less than a single day later, a squad of martial cultivators passing through the area where the yin troops had been suddenly noticed something strange and cried out in alarm.

There, one finds cultivation, immortality, eternal indestructibility—this was the Ghost King’s lifelong pursuit; no matter what, he must return to the Nine Heavens Continent.

When Zhang Ruyun spoke these words, he already knew Yan Niang wouldn’t believe him. Sure enough, upon hearing them, she snorted, and when she turned around, her face was full of indignation as she glared at Zhang Ruyun.

“Master, anything is possible—you’ll see when the time comes,” Yang Fan said nothing more, only offering a vague remark.

It was then that a light drizzle fell; seized by inspiration, Xiao Tie even recited a poem aboard the boat, attempting to fish, imagining he might taste the flavor of wild fish from another world.

The terrifying defense, combined with the fact confirmed by Kong Kongmie’s probe, made this truly a troublesome opponent.

The moment he finished speaking, the scattered groups instantly dispersed and marched toward the primitive forest behind them; the entire soccer field emptied in an instant.

A thunderous boom echoed across the battlefield; Tang Jun’s great sword, propelled by the impact, swept through the air in a wide arc, while crimson flames beneath his feet left footprints imprinted upon the void.

Lu Bu had no desire to waste words; Zhao Yun’s appearance meant he himself would face him—talking more to them would be pointless.

“No, I want the red ones.” Bing Lianxin spotted the pair of red earrings Xie Tong had left behind and immediately snatched them without hesitation.

The remaining two golden beasts swiftly shifted their attack direction—then, “Boom!” “Boom!” In an instant, both golden beasts were blasted backward; the entire process took less than a blink.

One thousand Star Essence Pills—even if I didn’t train, it would take at least half a month to produce that many in this city. Without cultivation of the Creation Martial Art, the time required would double; accumulating enough foundation to ascend to Tian Po—when would that ever happen?

The two were vastly unequal in strength, but not by a chasm; the Azure Dragon Sword’s aura held some suppression over the Blood Chaos Dragon.

Qin Shou had no choice but to mount his bicycle, patiently following the smug He Laobai as they wound through alleys and streets, finally drifting down a quiet old lane to a relic pawnshop.

Pang De assembled his troops and marched out of camp; Guan Ping, seeing numerous enemy soldiers emerge, swiftly retreated to avoid their sharp edge. He had been thoroughly shaken by Huang Zhong’s combat power last night—his goal in challenging them was merely to provoke Lu Bu into losing his composure.

Her relationship with Li Tianci was indeed poor, but she rarely showed it in public; yet if this man had merely guessed it offhand and been right, it was too precise by far.

“However, such high-frequency battles greatly aid a cultivator’s training. Below are the ranking rules…” Ye Tianxun continued perceiving the contents of the jade slip.