Chapter 233: 227 Vitality

The technical direction of WeChat still compromised.

According to Technical Director Ge Zhijie, this was a compromise, but for the fledgling WeChat, combining layered and distributed system architecture remained difficult—a significant challenge.

But from Yu Xing’s perspective, having a clear benchmark was much simpler than blindly exploring cutting-edge paths; all that remained was targeted recruitment, and WeChat still had time—if they prepared for the worst possible scenario.

Ignoring the incredulous expressions on his subordinates’ faces, Cheng Yusheng picked up his phone and called the people stationed in Taoyuan Village, ordering them to withdraw.

Secondly, the path of cultivation defies heaven; human desires grow more selfish with the passage of cultivation years, and the Dao one comprehends is never easily passed on to others.

“What are you doing here? We haven’t broken any laws.” The young man spoke brashly, yet his voice lacked conviction—police never showed up without reason; his presence could mean nothing good.

Of course, at his current age, Mu Yi could not possibly comprehend such despair—he was simply too young. Even the Heavenly Fragrance King of the Fox Clan, hailed as a peerless beauty, had long surpassed a hundred years; by comparison, Mu Yi’s aberrant nature was obvious.

In the blink of an eye, unseen by anyone, Bai Ye withdrew something from his pocket with his left hand and placed it against Qin Shouheng’s body. True qi flowed, and the Illusion Heart Talisman was activated, leaving only faint ash marks on Qin Shouheng’s shoulder.

“Shut up, Jessica. You’ve disappointed me deeply. Has pride clouded your mind?” Jiehai scolded. As a king, he had the discernment to see that Lin Yi had not even used his full strength—he was merely playing.

“When will she give birth?” Yuan Xiang was not beside Yuan Xu when he was born, and this had always weighed on him; now that Zhen Mi was pregnant again, his heart leapt with sudden joy.

When Director Zeng had respectfully addressed Ye Rongyao as “Mr. Ye” in their private room, everyone had been slightly surprised—but no one paid it much mind.

After a moment of silent thought, Xia Chao decided to begin by reviewing the life records of the fallen soldiers.

“The branch family of Ji will vanish entirely from Xiqi Mountain. The main Ji family, your demise is near—wait for me, Bai Ye.” Bai Ye thought silently within.

The banquet hall was enormous, yet equally packed. Laughter from old acquaintances reechoed intermittently throughout the hall; among these martial artists, those with thunderous voices numbered in the dozens, making the atmosphere overwhelmingly noisy.

He closed the window outright, glanced at the name on the avatar, and smiled again—though this time, the smile turned bitter.

However, Ye Wei now had over six million yuan in his bank account, so without hesitation, he pulled out his card, didn’t blink, and swiped it directly on the terminal—over thirty thousand yuan transferred instantly.

“Did Ruoting call you yesterday and say where she was going?” Li Yunlong waved his hand to cut off Murong Ruoting’s words; his mind was focused solely on news of Li Lu.

Lin Luoxi leapt forward, soaring thirty meters into the air before plummeting down, arriving instantly before the two Blood Beasts. An aura of supreme dominance radiated from him—now, who owned the two Blood Beasts mattered little; what mattered was preventing them from killing, lest the powerful being awaken.

“It’s not just formalism—the captain is still one of us,” Meng Hui Shenwei said.

Liu Yu and Mo Liang twisted their bodies with precision, dodging Sun Bin’s first skill—but his ultimate had a vast range, engulfing both Liu Yu’s Bai Qi and Mo Liang’s Sun Shangxiang.