Chapter 140: Eyes Blazed Red

The moment the words fell, the plank path before me began to sway gently.

The man in the black jacket pressed his knife firmly against my neck, then, pushing and shoving, forced me across to the other side.

At last, the two groups converged. The man in the black jacket and Qin Yunhao were indeed formidable.

To commit such heinous acts and drag me into it as well—those two were as determined as iron, unwilling to rest until they achieved their goal.

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Ji Changsheng thought to himself, of course, it was I who, under your name, hunted down many weaker innate divine demons, enriching my path of slaughter.

Eunuch Jiang had his informants and naturally knew what had roughly transpired in the cold palace. After all, his lord was constantly keeping an eye on that place.

Considering the court's lack of control over Bashu and Guanlong, excluding fierce warriors like Chang Polang from Guanlong and Gongsun Wuji from Bashu, it would not be an exaggeration to call Mu Lingxiao the greatest general of the Great Zhou.

The Supreme Sect Leader finally realized that his registered disciples were problematic, being the main culprits behind the Dao Immortal Tribulation.

This horse’s hair was shorter than usual, feeling like the finest silk—soft and smooth to the touch.

The Nascent Core stage was somewhat special, requiring preparation to break through, but the Innate stage was different. With his divine-grade spiritual roots and cultivation speed, it would take less than a month to reach perfection in the Innate stage.

Mo Linyuan shook his head, a faint sneer flickering across his lips before he resumed his amicable appearance.

Once involved in breaking the northern Hu forces, the Yanzhou navy joined with a segment of the East Sea fleet, coordinating with newly built warships to reroute northward.

In the stands, the dignitaries gradually departed, each casting a wistful glance at Lin Yun before leaving.

Thinking it over, it seemed to explain how a lazy master could toil day and night brewing medicinal soups, to the point of driving himself into a frenzy.

“Hahaha! The Book of Changes, you say? You speak of the world, no, beyond the world, is there truly a Way that exists?” The Emperor’s hearty laughter echoed like a final glimmer of light, reverberating around Mount Taiyi.

Once this hurdle was passed, the trouble would begin anew. Thankfully, my son made the right decisions himself, or who knows what this family would have turned into by now.

Since the coast had proven unsafe, the group had no choice but to move inland. Circumnavigating the northwest coast of San Francisco to reach the southeast coast, the entire team was like a dagger concealed in darkness, silently striking at the enemy’s vital points.

If she wasn’t utterly ruthless today, if she showed even a trace of mercy, tomorrow there would be many more who would take advantage.

Actually, Ye Liushi hadn’t intended to ask that. She wanted to first inquire how Ning Xiang had fared these past years, then gradually ask about the reasons for this return. But in her nervousness, she blurted out the blunt truth, instantly feeling very awkward.

At this moment in China, Hu Hanying and Liu Yu were both staring at the same screen, witnessing together who would be tonight’s true victor. Of course, they were friends, reluctant to see anyone lose.

When Fuling spoke, it was clear he found these words unbelievable. The prince absolutely could not have said such things; he only spoke to reveal to everyone that their lord was talking nonsense.

My infamy had all been foretold. Having defiled the imperial harem, now I truly had committed treason and betrayal.

Zhang Zhaodi and the others rushed over. Hearing that the villagers had all returned, Zhang Zhaodi was anxious but felt somewhat relieved just by seeing them.

Finally, the positions of other teams affected the movements of the two squads, causing them to avoid certain areas and be cautious in their formations.

When Ji Chengwang broke through during Cai Yi’s moment of chaos, he planned to scheme against Zhao Yi and Cai Yi but ended up suffering lightning’s punishment. Ji Chengwang’s penalty was far less severe than Cai Yi’s, who was far more formidable and ruthless.

Originally, they were the two top professional players. Losing was normal, as they had approached the match with an entertainment mindset.