Chapter 31: I Want to Be a Scholar God

The hidden agenda behind Tan Yuhua’s words was obvious to anyone. She was clearly looking to seize their family’s inheritance.

“Right, let Yuanchao take care of you in your old age. Once we become god-kin, our two families will be one. And since we’re family, shouldn’t you drop the charges against Yuanchao?” Tan Yuhua remained all smiles.

“What a grand scheme. If you want to seize our inheritance, just say it outright,” Su Dawei said, refusing to give her any face.

“What do you mean by seizing the inheritance?”

He was truly speechless. He had previously thought only his son was being targeted, but now it seemed all three of them in the family fit the bill.

Helping others heal their wounds, only for the pain and the injuries to manifest on one’s own body in the exact same spots?

During this period, Kang Nan had been summoned away by Elder Kang for some unknown matter. Consequently, Liang An stepped in to take Kang Nan’s place, becoming Yanran’s purse.

The next step was to immerse his consciousness completely into the Thunder Mark within his mind, attempting to comprehend the True Thunder Brilliance Scripture in preparation for dissipating his cultivation and starting over.

“Wait until you’re free to use a drop of blood to claim ownership,” Qiao Ling said, still intending to find others to form contracts with the dragonflies; the task was limited to a single day.

Yang Xian always held fast to one belief: as long as you work a little harder, accumulate a little more, and possess a slight advantage over others, then over time, these efforts and edges will grow until you are seen by others as a gifted genius. There was no other reason—only hard work.

The wild boar monster landed on all fours and bounded to the side. The anti-evil talisman was only partially effective, slicing off its right ear. The blood that gushed out traced a crimson line across the white snow.

Elder Ye looked into Jiang He’s eyes and discovered there was no trace of the excitement or sycophancy typically seen toward the powerful, which caught the elder off guard.

The Giant Crab Mountain God would not easily trust Wu Fengxing’s words. Unless they could prove their identities, he—as a Mountain God duty-bound to protect the local life—would defend the World Eye even if it cost him his life.

A statue tens of thousands of feet tall stood between heaven and earth, resembling a massive pillar supporting the sky.

At the same time, they finally understood why Li Yuyun had asked Red Blood Child for the detailed situation of the Red Mountain Sect.

Could it be that these two had truly completed so many transactions? It was quite strange and left many feeling baffled, drawing a crowd of onlookers to investigate.

As he spoke, Jintian’s eyes flickered toward Elizabeth, who was gazing at him with eyes burning with passion. Everything went without saying.

Therefore, Ye Kong also needed a private team. Usually, everyone would search for different plot missions, striving to improve their equipment and levels, and at critical moments, they would gather to conquer large-scale events—such was the lifestyle of a private team.

Watching his younger sister look as if she had suffered some immense injustice, Yi Le felt baffled. Why was she crying so hard all of a sudden? However, he was in no mood to dwell on it; seeing Kirino’s tears falling like water, he felt a sting of pain in his own heart.

Yi Le hurriedly handed over the notebook, terrified that Kasumigaoka Utaha might blurt out something even more explosive.

“What, do you think one hundred conditions are too few? Then let’s add another hundred!” Li Yuyun asked, feigning surprise.

“I came, firstly, to congratulate you on your wedding, and secondly, I have a few words I wish to say to you,” Yang Zhao said with a smile, looking at Yang Hao, who was dressed as a groom.

“Senior, this way of trading, if you think about it, is actually my loss. If you don’t have any issues on your end, I don’t think this will affect you in any way,” the man said. Although his tone showed a sign of weakness, he did not budge on the conditions he had proposed.

Bai Ke knew clearly that the Yun family was walking on eggshells to hide the fact that she was a substitute bride. She didn’t enjoy dealing with the Yun family either, but she still needed the identity of Yun Yao to prevent Yan Jue from becoming suspicious. It was a helpless situation.