Chapter 263: 020 Collision (5k)

WeChat immediately attracted 2 million users upon launch.

This truly shocked people and became one of the most surprising news stories before the National Day holiday ended, possibly only behind the Red Dress’s disappearance.

Before Yu Xing posted his Weibo, almost no one had ever heard of WeChat; now it felt like it had suddenly sprung out of a rock—how could this app have quietly amassed so many users in the instant messaging field??

He could tell that Li Xue, the bodyguard, was not deliberately trying to scare people; that aura of killing intent was genuine—he had definitely killed people before, and not just one.

Both the Hell and Heaven factions finally realized the importance of air superiority; Mastema, though a low-ranked Demon Lord, was so powerful that neither side could even approach him, leaving them utterly humiliated and terrified.

Here, you couldn’t cultivate the cultivation base from the main world—your physical body wasn’t even here; how could you cultivate? That’s nonsense.

In an instant, the Three Realms trembled—was the Heavenly Passage, sealed for countless eons, finally about to open?

“Cut off their heads and they’ll be dead for good, but the Fat Guy isn’t doing this because I pity them alive and can’t bear to destroy their bodies!” said the Fat Man.

The dark web’s URL was hidden beneath the surface of the internet, but for someone like Alice, a super-hacker, accessing it was as easy as eating and drinking.

Using elite special forces soldiers as gate guardians—Gao Yang’s level of extravagance could only be described as luxurious.

I remember she was once considered the prettiest girl in the village; if not for the village chief’s wealth, he never would’ve married her—but now she was completely white-haired, withered, looking like an eighty- or ninety-year-old woman.

“Hmph!” The man sneered as Anni appeared; instantly, several figures emerged behind him, locking onto Anni—each radiated overwhelming power, all Earth Immortals; it seemed even Huaxia had hidden cards.

But Chen Fang never tried to see things from Lin Qianqian’s perspective, because Lin Qianqian was still bound by the rules—she couldn’t escape them.

A gentle breeze brushed past her side; Qi Simeng turned her head and saw a face as radiant as the full moon—she gasped, her legs went weak, and she plopped down onto the ground.

Jiutian took a few steps forward and spotted an old man resting in the shade of a tree, so he walked over.

The more divine beasts and divine artifacts appeared on Mu Yunqing’s person, the stronger the Moon Goddess’s envy became.

Perhaps the Emperor never imagined that a single moment of weakness on his part would lead to such dire consequences. Holding the coffin of Empress Wuyou, his heart was filled with mixed emotions.

Mu Yunqing spoke, and in the next instant, she suddenly pulled out a silver needle and pierced one of Di Jiuyin’s acupoints.

“Tell the truth,” Xu Zijin intensified his tone, pressing sternly—Yan Yino finally confessed.

“Yes! Every newly arrived Earth Demon martial artist is assigned to raid grain supplies…” Sun Chu explained in detail to Zhou An.

The fact that the God of Death once took the Heavenly Punishment for Ming Xuan was no secret—it had naturally reached Jun Zhi’s ears.

"Faking supernatural powers? Probably not a powerful beast—maybe just a Peak Yishou," Si Tu Linxiao analyzed.

Qin Chuan’s gaze turned icy as he watched the Five Elements Divine Son effortlessly subdue a terrifyingly gifted extraterrestrial prodigy—such depth of calculation made him a dangerous enemy.

Blood splattered across the entire carriage; this sudden attack made Luo Ling, usually so calm, scream out loud.

“You’ll know once you get here,” Liu Yu said, then cut the call without giving Old Xu a chance to reply, tossed his phone onto the coffee table, and turned to Dong Liang—only to find Dong Liang staring at him with a strangely odd expression.

Upon hearing Shi Feixuan’s words, everyone was confused—what did she mean? Did the two know each other? If they did, today’s Shu Mountain would be safe—but no one knew whether they truly knew each other. Thinking this, all eyes turned to Li Tianfeng, waiting to see how he would respond.