Chapter 219: 213 Broken Mirror Mended

Yu Xing and Xu Xin are a case of a "broken mirror mended"; though the repaired mirror is riddled with cracks, it is at least barely whole again.

The root cause remains their greater shared interests.

Bao Xiaosheng is thriving, and though the world is not simply black or white, Yu Xing has forcibly clung to the "white" stance; no matter how much Xu Xin struggles, it is now futile.

The losses are lost, the imprisoned are imprisoned—it's time to look forward.

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Si Qi touched her cheek and hair, his eyes gazing deeply into hers; then his head lowered, his hot lips pressing firmly against hers.

Ren Hai glanced at Liu Ying: "Fine, then I'll be waiting for your move—just notify me when the time comes." His meaning was clear: he agreed. Though he resented being used by the organization, he still had to act—the mission was still waiting.

Prince Han valued martial prowess and had a volatile temper, but he was not without merit. Having served beside Emperor Yongle for years, he had been steeped in his ways and was a man of lofty pride and high self-regard.

"Brother Youcai! I thought I'd never see you again!" Su Fu, overwhelmed with mixed emotions, watched as Hua Qiao slashed the dagger, severing the ropes binding him.

Ren Hai considered: if he encountered no Level Six mutated beasts, he would use one of his insights to see what effect it had.

The golden coffin itself was a great treasure; the instant Xue Li struck it, the lid, under his control, slammed violently toward Yang Fan.

Leng Yue immediately noticed a black men's necklace; she held it up, comparing it against Qing Feng's neck.

"That's enough. Bao'er and the others are waiting for me—rest well yourself," Xu Shishi said, turning and walking out.

Mo Fengwu had slept for two days and nights, and now she was finally refreshed. Even her wounds had healed seven or eight tenths, thanks to the elixir and spirit fruit she had consumed earlier.

Chu Feiyang had first been crushed by an unstoppable pressure that nearly shattered his soul, then struck by a voice brimming with Nascent Soul power; now he was drenched in sweat.

As the celestial phoenix's vast, violent aura surged, several beasts could no longer hold back—they charged at the celestial phoenix with resolve, their former mutual wariness dissolving entirely in the face of this paramount enemy.

The General's Mansion under nightfall was far quieter than usual. Hu Yan Nuixin chatted with Hu Yan Lady for a while, then returned to her room.

Hu Yan Nuixin did not notice the footsteps behind her, let alone those deliberately softened.

Ling Jingshu was nearing her wedding; staying constantly by the sickbed was inappropriate. If she caught the illness and it affected her marriage, it would be disastrous.

"I wonder what the Empress truly intends—sending Liu Yun to the Princess's mansion, then petitioning the Emperor to bring the Princess's parents there too. What advantage does this bring her?" Zhu Wan, seeing Qi Qing'er's anxious expression, couldn't help speaking up.

"If you weren't my own full sister, do you think I'd bother with you?" Prince Yan snorted, his handsome face filled with scorn.

Later, any great villain pursued by enemies could, with the consent of the enforcers along the latter stretch of Dongshan Peninsula, take refuge there to save their life—but never leave again.

She had no fondness for the foolish, lecherous Emperor. But Empress Wei had only just been installed this year and still lacked firm footing in the palace. If the Emperor suddenly died of illness, Empress Wei would immediately become Empress Dowager Wei.

The rat emerged directly from stealth, raised its hand, and launched a skill, applying poison and slow to Su Chen, then activated its ultimate, preparing to unleash its full barrage.

Yelai Xiang arrived at the dock at Chen Shi—equivalent to just after seven in the morning by modern reckoning. Arriving too late was unacceptable, for Taishi Kun must not be made to wait; arriving too early would make her seem naive. Chenchu Yike was the perfect moment.