Chapter 441: The Ageless Demoness: All Are Demon Artifacts

Demon Dragon Devouring Sun Bow, Killing God Arrow.

In Liaodong, they still hid and masked their actions under the pretense of gifting replicas, but here with Chen Qingyao, he had dropped all pretense entirely—not even pretending anymore.

Liaodong feared being the first target and retaliated against by the steppe, but Jin State had no such fear, for among the three northern powers, Qi State was most likely to be attacked by the steppe.

Qi State’s internal turmoil was far worse than Jin State’s strength, which boasted three names among the Top Ten on the Earth Rank, while Qin State—

“I definitely disagree. Having a father in prison isn’t something to be proud of,” said Xia Yunze.

This twenty-one-inch CRT TV was still something she bought with her year-end bonus during the New Year, spending twelve hundred yuan; the salesperson had said, “Don’t judge by its plain exterior—the picture tube is imported from abroad,” adding that the most important part of a TV is the picture tube.

She also messaged Su Tianjiao with the idea, but didn’t tell the children anything had happened, to avoid them rushing back prematurely and neglecting the partners.

Of everyone present, perhaps the only ones still calm, besides the technical staff from the South Sea branch, were Lin Guoxiang.

Qin Shilang specialized in brute force—his power was ferocious and wild, no less than Lin Hao’s. Coupled with the Undead’s advantages in physical recovery and speed, the moment he took that sudden, direct impact, there was no way he’d walk away unscathed.

The aoyu, happily munching away, was suddenly glared at by Bai Tian Tian, leaving it utterly bewildered and confused.

Two soldiers immediately went to communicate with Madam Bai Ling; she glanced toward Xu Yi’s direction, then wiped her hands on her apron.

“It’s fine. As long as the matter is clear, we’ve made a friend anyway. Besides, I was wrong too—I shouldn’t have just run off,” said Su Feng.

The car pulled into an old residential district undergoing demolition; most buildings had already been flattened, leaving a single apartment building—doors and windows gone—standing alone, surrounded by numerous vehicles and people.

“Feiyang, is there anywhere around here I can borrow money? I don’t have enough cash right now…” Mu Qingyuan asked Ji Feiyang.

But in Kaiyuan State, any incident meant utter ruin—they lacked the strength to repel outside invasion. Perhaps only I could hold up the sky for them.

The distant motion meant nothing to Nushi, a Golden Immortal; he straightened his body, determined to intercept every one of Zichu Ying’s moves.

“Yu Qinghou? Come in quickly! Tomorrow’s Sunday—you don’t have class, you’re helping with chores!” Yu’s mother laughed happily.

Zhou Jingru said nothing, summoned Li Tian and the others, then instantly extended her form, landing before the bronze gate.

Wu Qing’s tears streamed down instantly; the words Fang Zhongqi had spoken pierced her heart like needles, and her once fierce determination shattered in an instant.

Wu Youyou, curled in her arms, trembled slightly; her tears, barely held back, flowed out again.

“Lin Fan, you’re so cruel! I’ll kill you today!” Yang Dingtian roared, charging at Lin Fan with overwhelming momentum.

Fan Xiaochen chose a secluded corner to drink alone; he had just swallowed half his cup when his wine glass was snatched away.

After who knew how long, a sharp whistling sound came from within the courtyard—a black-clad, masked man leapt inside and sprinted toward the pavilion.

“Who are you, to dare…?” Bai Chi, with his fiery temper, immediately struck back—then froze when he saw it was Li Shu.

I myself nearly got swallowed by that black mist when I entered the Wuji Starry Void, but I had already moved far away from it before falling.

Qiu Shui Chan had long planned this; with Ling Xianzi’s approval, how could she still care about jealousy?