Chapter 119: A Not So Small Change

The Chinese scientists in attendance, through a few quick words and their own judgment, guessed the general origin of the Raspberry Pi.

Not only would Lin Ran feel reassured upon hearing this, but even Qian Academy Director, present on the scene right now, was already pleased by the scientists’ sharp intuition.

He clapped and said: “You are all truly experts in semiconductors and computing.

Excellent guess.

To avoid my words disturbing you, I’ve kept silent thus far.

In the evening, A Dai and Da Long came to visit me, chatted a bit, then left. Dinner was still the soup brought by the Domineering Lady—I finished it all, because compared to what Zuo Shishi brought in the morning, the Domineering Lady’s was simply exquisite.

Chen Fei walked to the milk tea shop’s entrance and immediately moved to step inside, but those blocking the door naturally refused. Someone immediately shouted at Chen Fei.

Pei Jingfu couldn’t sleep—he feared failing to extract information from Shi Jianru and losing his chance for promotion and wealth, yet also feared Shi Jianru would resist all pressure, leaving him with nothing but a dog biting at a bladder.

He wasn't sure if stronger humans would aid him, so he used the imprisoned soul of the Black Dragon Pool as his last resort. A god's soul cannot be absorbed—it would cause the body to explode—and if it could, the Water Spirit Beast would have absorbed it long ago.

The War God Alliance received the report and moved to suppress it; after great effort, they subdued it but all were wounded, managing only to recover the corpse of one soldier from that unit.

Bi Yongnian trembled, fell silent for a long while, then said: “I never expected you to honor me so highly. Very well—I’ll give it a try…” As he spoke, he gently helped Tan Sitong to his feet.

Pfft! You really think I don’t know? Big Brother saw everything—even the embarrassing looks you three made while getting beaten.

Morgoth’s expression, wracked by Gaia writhing inside his belly, was excruciatingly agonizing and even more horrifying—his features, already twisted, now contorted further in pain, as if he were dying; his blood-red eyes, ready to drip crimson, locked onto us with terrifying vigilance, making my skin crawl violently.

Sikong Ye seemed in good spirits, crossing his hands in a palm-up greeting toward Jiang Yi, showing no concern at all about exposing his prosthetic limb.

Crown Prince Liu Ju, Empress Wei Zifu, Grand Marshal Wei Qing—ha ha ha—such overwhelming power, Your Majesty, even if you later wished to move against the Wei clan, you’d lack the courage.

After placing his bid, the old man noticed Tian Qing’s questioning gaze fixed on him, and he stammered an explanation.

Liang Shan heard this and paused, then shook his head: “No—it’s Yue Li now running the Lin family. If she found out you were still involved with Lin, chaos would erupt.” Yet internally he mused: Lou Liying was cunning and deeply entrenched within the Lin family; truly, it wouldn’t be hard for her to sideline Yue Li entirely. Only a fool would let her return to the Lin family.

Su Jingchen looked at Jin Haoran and voiced his deepest, most honest thought—words he had long buried inside, never before given a chance to speak.

From last night until now, as the day passed, Xiao Jingchuan showed no movement whatsoever; Xu Wan had no confidence.

No one can guarantee Xu Caiquan won’t offend again, so the best solution is to keep him off campus entirely.

Li Qizhen stared at his father, who always played the role of the stern patriarch—his clumsy performance left him utterly speechless.

Then, one by one, they entered the adjacent pods. At the command officer’s order, two hundred legendary plate-armored retainers entered the pods as well. Moments later, with a series of thuds, the machines opened and closed, and the battle armors descended rapidly toward the ground.

Turning back, he gazed at her with deep, tender eyes—such warmth made Su Ying’s cheeks flush.

After all, they’d been at sea so long; even Geng Sili himself found some of the Imperial Palace’s actions incomprehensible. Yet as a loyal retainer, he continued preparing for revenge twenty years hence.