Volume 1 Chapter 40: Must We Divorce?

Li Zhinan smiled faintly. "Mom, have you heard some rumors? Since they are rumors, they must be false."

"As expected of the seniors from TVXQ." Bai Majun didn't know about others, but he could fully feel the charisma and dominance they exuded on stage.

The human cultivators on the city walls watched the distant mountains and rivers in shock. The landscapes that were once vibrant and lush with vegetation had been reduced to barren slopes, and many ferocious beasts lay dead; though they had not been dead for long, only piles of white bones remained.

This meant that this person had also survived a heavenly tribulation. Xu Tian was no longer the only one who had triggered and survived such an ordeal.

Thank you all for your support. Moving on to the readers from Chuangshi, many of you have supported Heishui as well.

"Tired? Then give me a hug." Kim Myung-soo opened his arms and said with a smile. Meeting Bai Majun’s surprised gaze, he laughed and continued, "A hug between good friends is meant for moments like this; if not now, then when?"

A few days later, just as expected, Liu Zhang followed Zhang Song's recommendation and sent Fa Zheng to Jingzhou to establish friendly relations with Liu Bei. Fa Zheng feigned reluctance and declined at first, making Liu Zhang so anxious that he promised repeatedly that if the mission to Liu Bei were successful, he would be handsomely rewarded according to his merits.

Whoosh! Wang Fan pushed open the sliding door of carriage 13, only to see the previously quiet passengers all standing up, staring straight at him.

In Li Zhe’s view, this Second Young Master was definitely not the type to be overflowing with conventional morality. Why? It was just a feeling. At the very least, none of the friends he had known in his circle were like that. Different perspectives, different perceptions, different methods. Then there was the behavior and demeanor; some things simply cannot be learned after the fact.

Wei Yan had never tried to dissuade him; the spirit of adventure was already deep in his marrow. Without unconventional strategies, how long would they have to drag this out?

But when he saw Xu Tian open the invitation with such ease, his expression changed. Suddenly, a fierce golden sword aura shot out from the invitation toward Xu Tian, causing the pale-faced young man's mood to shift from disappointment back to hope.

The docile Shunosaurus turned into a Tyrannosaurus, beginning a death struggle and kicking wildly. Xuan Wang, Jinkui, and Luduan, who were hiding under the dragon's belly, suffered for it, being thrown out from under the dragon several times and greeted by massive hailstones.

Since Cai Miaorong had come to probe her attitude, it was clear she hadn't given up. Therefore, it wouldn't hurt to give Cai Miaorong some peace of mind.

Wang Nuo respected such strength and understood how his subordinates felt after being dealt such a heavy blow in these circumstances; after all... even he found it a bit terrifying.

Xiao Anhe’s gaze swept back and forth between the couple. After finishing two bowls of porridge and feeling about seventy or eighty percent full, he set down his bowl and chopsticks.

The crowd’s talk became increasingly outrageous, making it sound as if Li Mu and the other members of the Ten Elites were the ten greatest masters in the world. Fortunately, although Li Mu was conceited, he still possessed self-awareness.

While Wang Nuo was still lost in thought, Meng Han finally finished skimming through the items provided by Green Horn. He walked in carrying a stack of documents.

"What is your outlook for the market in January?" As the food was served, Qin Jiyong began to eat and discuss with Wang Nuo.

By dinner time, Song Bainian had returned from outside. The family sat at the dining table and began their evening meal.

When an explosion echoed across the sky, I had already been pressed to the ground by Fang Heng. Immediately after, dust filled the air, and the world plunged into darkness.

When the subject of Lu Maoxin came up, Hua Mei was filled with indignation. She had managed to obtain a manuscript through some connections, and it turned out to be... completely mediocre.