Chapter 204: Daughter Country

The girl had heard Mei Jian and Lan Jian speak of Shaolin Temple, knew Zhao Ti was a master of swordplay who had defeated Li Qiushui with his sword, but had never imagined his palm power could be this terrifying.

Zhao Ti glanced at her sideways and said, “A mere palm technique—what’s hard about it? Just a trivial matter.”

The girl gritted her teeth in fury and said, “If I regained all my martial arts, I might well unleash the same power with the Six Yang Palms of Mount Tian.”

Zhao Ti replied calmly, “We’ll talk about it when you’ve recovered.”

The girl’s cheeks puffed out.

Another man, Qi Yue, dressed in purple brocade, with a strikingly beautiful and alluring face, laughed with reckless charm.

She didn’t understand Qiao Chen at all—not even a little—and suddenly she had a feeling that he was deeply mysterious.

But now Jiang Ning no longer bothered to explain; after all, this decision had been made by Mu Jingzhao, and she really had no grounds to object.

When Wang Quan set his foot upon this city—the most prosperous and thriving in the world today—he couldn’t help but marvel.

It was already deep into the night. In the course of their conversation, both had been yawning repeatedly. Finally, they gave up chatting, ate their meal in silence, and said nothing to each other.

The spirit’s body erupted with red-and-blue demonic-hunting power, instantly vaporizing the purple sludge, then surged toward Liu Xinhai with even greater ferocity.

Hua Wei caught only a fleeting glimpse of a tall figure being escorted toward the backstage and immediately nervously tugged at her skirt, only to accidentally bump her elbow against someone.

It was indeed very noisy. Su Yue curled up in the corner of the sofa, clutching a health magazine, unable to focus on a single word.

Wen Lan didn’t know how long it took before he released her; she only knew that the moment he let go, she felt like surfacing from drowning—gasping for air in huge breaths.

She didn’t know how she managed to accomplish all this; she only knew she had to roll down—if she tried hard, her parents would still have a chance to survive.

“Roar~” The Great Bone Demon had caught up behind the truck and opened its massive bloody maw to bite down on the rear end.

“It’s about creating a series for promotion, not just a single news item,” said Boss Dai with a chuckle. Though his original intent was to get more screen time, the effect had indeed improved significantly.

“Idiot.” Yue Ye tripped Nan Gong Tian to the ground, then lifted her foot and stomped hard onto his crotch.

With a thunderous crash, Bao’s fierce charge smashed through the wall, leaving a huge hole; then, amid a rumbling roar, the walls inside the house were successively shattered—Bao had forcibly carved a shortcut through the house beside the street.

Based on the number of demonic entities absorbed earlier and comparing the time gap between when the demons were drawn out and when they entered his body, this four-digit unit should be calculated in days—9,954 days, equivalent to a little over twenty-seven years.

Seeing the corpse-walker now had little resistance left, I pulled out the Corpse-Sealing Ruler, stepped with the Eight Steps of Illusion, reached its side, and tossed the ruler straight into its mouth.

The other senior figures nearby were stunned—had the porridge become this inedible? Even Lei, who had never shed a tear after being shot, couldn’t bear it. The elders exchanged glances and slowly set down their soup spoons, eyeing Wang Fen with ill will, waiting for Lei to speak up and confront him.

One hoof struck down—and heaven and earth trembled! A colossal serpent roared, coiling through the heavens and earth, shaking the skies and shaking the land, as if the ancient demonic god Zu Wu Qiangliang had descended upon the world! Its eyes glowed with bloodthirsty fury.

“Shishi, open the door.” The sudden knock made Xia Feifei frown impatiently, but upon noticing Liu Qianqian swiftly shutting down all computers, she still called out impatiently for Miao Shishi, who was near the door, to open it.

At this moment, most of the ministers still did not know the reason or purpose behind this sudden imperial assembly.