Chapter 235: 229 Recruitment

The issue at Ku6 Network spread through Baixiaosheng.

Many users were not surprised or regretful about Li Shanyou’s handwritten letter, as although the method seemed cool, the subsequent layoffs made his departure appear to be a sign of his inability to handle internal issues.

This constrained and amplified public opinion clearly caused Ku6’s stock price to drop, naturally frustrating Chen Tianqiao of Shengda.

This time, Li Bin finally had the chance to see the true face of the Feiyun Temple abbot—but from afar. And the abbot kept his back turned to Li Bin; aside from discerning the abbot’s martial cultivation level, Li Bin still could not make out his actual appearance.

This spell belongs to the intermediate level of healing magic; theoretically, one must raise their healing magic skill to over 40 points and meet the requirements to learn it. However, there is another way to learn this spell: direct instruction from a teacher at Kausen Magic University.

It was just that when she went to visit the Sixth Princess, she happened to stay overnight at Lady Lu’s place—and lo and behold, Lady Lu gave birth to another son! It’s not even a big deal, why bring it up? Even if this son elevated her another rank to Imperial Consort, so what?

The Golden Lion King had begun to believe, but his eyes were blind, and what he feared most was being manipulated. Even for Chen Mo, the sect leader, he had to personally test the Qi-Niu Da Nuo Yi before believing—so to believe Zhang Wuji was here, he needed even more proof.

Only then did she remember: just before she was about to be swallowed by the two dark shadows, Dou Dou had leapt from her shoulder, shot into the air, and devoured both shadows.

“Big Brother Li, the bandits’ hideout is in the cave halfway up the cliff.” Zhu Wang Bai Lu pointed to a cave halfway along the cliffside.

As Feng Qingyang was bewildered and astonished by his profound cultivation, Chen Mo walked to the cliff’s edge, tucked his robe into his belt, untied his pants, and aimed downward, releasing a stream of water over a zhang long.

Lin Feng responded, giving a slight nod—his confidence grew. With Zhu Li’s help, half the task was already accomplished; the remaining half depended on him alone.

The moment they concealed their forms, the two ahead immediately launched a blinding white alarm light into the sky.

“Believe it? This guy got what he deserved—who told him to take my assets and not do what I asked? That’s karma!” Lin Feng snorted coldly.

He woke from pain—his heart ached terribly, and he didn’t understand why it hurt so much. He went out searching for his Manman, but saw only withered grass on the other shore.

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“Who? Who’s speaking?” Xu Liyin startled at the cold voice, shouting into the surroundings.

Xiao Yuyin looked into the teacup: not tender buds, but whole leaves—this was Guapian. She remembered, in her modern life, drinking this tea; it was exported overseas, named after its origin in Lu’an City, Anhui Province—Lu’an Guapian.

“Yueyue, how did you get here? Did they hurt you?” Mo Xuan’s tone brimmed with concern, his eyes filled with deep worry.

Ye Zifan stared at the name continuously flashing on his phone screen and curled his lips into a sly smile.

Ever since she learned of their existence, her thoughts had gained a new certainty: she could make people she disliked disappear, or make others feel satisfied.

When she returned to the living room, An Ruo was still watching Lu Ling seated on the sofa; it was sunset, and a sliver of light slipped through the window, casting the figure in a mysterious glow.