The news of the Purification Pearl sent shockwaves through all parties.

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Yu Shangchen pondered. Although he could threaten the Heavenly Dao, it had existed since the birth of the world, and he could not push it too far. Now that he knew part of the truth, he naturally understood why the World-Cleansing Pearl had sought out Xie Yihuang.

The World-Cleansing Pearl was also a Creation Pearl. Anything that created the world would naturally dislike what had originally existed within it. A soul from another world did not belong to this world at all, and so, to the World-Cleansing Pearl, such a soul was irresistibly alluring.

Yu Shangchen’s thoughts raced. The World-Cleansing Pearl was now with Xie Yi—

“All right. I’ll go call Chen Nian!”

Lu Shiye had enlisted under Commander Feng. Later, after saving Chen Nian’s life, he had been treated as a benefactor by Auntie Feng, who had looked after him ever since.

He had asked what kind of wedding she wanted, not whether she wanted to get married. Didn’t that mean the man agreed to marry her too?

No, she could not stay here any longer. Otherwise, she had no idea what strange reactions she might have or what foolish things she might say.

“Roar—roar—roar!”

The wounded tiger cried out in agony and began to roar frantically. Its enormous body thrashed violently, flinging away the dagger she had just driven into it. The force was so great that she nearly lost her grip on the hilt and dropped her only weapon.

The enemy’s Zhou Yu, seeing this, advanced instead of retreating. He immediately turned and unleashed a radiant sword formation, followed by the Light of Judgment. The two Zhou Yus began trading blows in the river channel.

Su Nanxi’s mind buzzed. Had the man been drinking too much? They were in the kitchen, and a servant might appear at any moment. Zhou Jingyi’s hands were being far too bold. Frightened, she began struggling wildly, trying to escape his embrace.

Qian Shang! Wuhen! They were both among the top ten combatants on the Straw Boat server, and their gaming skills could be considered first-rate nationwide.

“Didn’t your grandfather leave you some kind of protective treasure? If you wore it while clearing them out, the ghost threadworms wouldn’t target you.”

Lu Xiyao had no idea how many ghost threadworms were still in the pond.

Under Hong’s increasingly fierce assault, Lin Ye retreated step by step. Every time his foot landed, a large section of the earth shattered.

Seeing how discreet the two men were, the others were still preparing to heap praise upon them. But then two people entered through the doorway, and everyone fell silent.

The outing had been immensely rewarding. By the time they returned home, it was already past four. Yu Yuan hurried upstairs to edit the photographs. He intended to choose a few to post on social media. In the past, it had been inconvenient to show them off, but now there was nothing left to worry about. He could treat it as a warm-up for the variety show.

He gave a mocking chuckle. He looked even more like a groom than the actual groom outside. Taking two steps at a time, he reached the bed and looked down at the person beside it.

She did not say much, but she was quick and capable. Most importantly, her cooking was superb. Huai Xi and He Hui both loved her food. With her arrival, Chen Ruogu was finally freed from the endless household chores.

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She did not know what they had been fleeing from during those years. She only knew that her elder brother had once said they had no household registration, and anyone without household registration belonged to the slave class.

When dealing with an injured person whose condition was unclear, one should not inject Recovery so hastily. The resulting restoration could easily cause the bones and other organs to heal out of alignment. But in an emergency rescue, there was no time to worry about so much.

Robin nodded slightly. With a thought, he used the power of his Devil Fruit to grow a new hand, pulled out a Transponder Snail, and contacted Enel.

By contrast, Yuan Yousheng had a stack of emerald-green leaves in front of her, and her usually solemn face held a trace of a smile.

The Long-Nose Second Alliance had mobilized in full force this time. More than two hundred lords had rushed to Su Chen’s territory.

They had come out to have fun, only to be forced to “work overtime.” Luo Ning and Ji Yanzhou exchanged helpless smiles before stepping onto the stage with perfect composure. A staff member immediately handed them microphones.

They were not sure why Su Chen had come, but they knew one thing clearly: provoking him again would bring them nothing but trouble.

Li Tianhao firmly believed that if things continued like this, it would not be long before he could sleep with Ye Bingyue.

Tang Wan nodded and said, “Don’t hesitate. Hurry and arrest all these hoodlums, and rescue the children.”

Shen Dongzi gritted his teeth and said nothing. He was not an irresponsible man. If there had been a third path, he would never have chosen this one.

Before Fang Zhen could ask anything, Lewis’s voice on the other end of the phone fell silent. It seemed the call had been disconnected.

“Let’s take a look first.” Pei Chu smiled. Previously, he had not given much thought to some of the things happening around him. But after experiencing the dream world, he could clearly sense that many details were wrong.

This place was bustling with traffic. Skyscrapers, cars, and pedestrians filled the streets. Countless people hurried about to make a living, while wealthy travelers wandered about in carefree luxury.

“Roar…”

The Ukrainian Bear howled furiously at the sky, and the birds circling overhead suddenly plunged downward one after another.

While preparing dinner, Hua Chanyi followed Hua Liushi’s instructions. She cooked a thin rice porridge and prepared only a small amount of food.

The corner of Yu Ming’s mouth twitched. Fine, so he only liked this body of his. “But could you let me go first?” Being yanked around was not particularly pleasant, and Yu Ming asked in a mild voice.

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The instant the fleshy wings vanished, the giant bat’s shoulders suddenly split apart on both sides. A large quantity of dark-red liquid mixed with deep green streamed continuously downward.

Today was a special day: Lu Li’s grandmother, Yuan Qingzhu, was arriving in the United States. Of course, she was not coming alone; Lu Li’s entire extended family was with her.

Yue Ge’s words struck both of them directly. Lin Junyi, seated in the front passenger seat, turned toward Yue Ge and nodded apologetically.

He tore all the cumbersome tubes from his body, leaped barefoot from the operating table, and hurried toward Catherine, taking two steps at a time.

The others might not have understood, but Su Kai knew perfectly well that even when the previous skeleton had been gravely wounded, it had radiated an invincible aura that made everyone tremble.

He said all this merely to make one thing clear: contrary to Jia Lian’s assumption, Yin Shanzhi, commander of the Dragon Cavalry Guard, knew far more about certain matters than Jia Lian did.

They could use the same arrangement as the Zhen and Shi families and repay the debt in installments. The number of payments could simply be reduced somewhat. That way, both sides would benefit.

By now, Pickle and Ash Two had reached their complete forms. Compared with ordinary medium-sized dogs, the two seemed just a little taller.

“This…” Sun Changyuan glanced at Gao Yang, who was smiling at him from across the table, and realized that Gao Yang had set a trap for him.

“If you’re going to die so young, and your mother has already gone too, am I supposed to follow you as well?”

The difference in social standing was so great that the possibility of these two kinds of people ever interacting was virtually nonexistent. Although such people were incomparably better off than beggars, in Ao Long’s eyes, there was hardly any difference between them.

Then again, Sigang was the northernmost county in the entire city, located by the sea. To the east lay the Yellow Sea, so escape was impossible in that direction. The only options were north and south. Going north meant leaving the jurisdiction of the Nangang police, where inspections were the strictest. Going south meant heading toward the city, which was equally dangerous.

After Saburo Mano left, Marshal Jiang sat there without moving. Even his adjutant did not dare urge him. More than ten minutes later, Marshal Jiang finally rose to his feet, exhausted.

The firmament shattered, the eight directions fell into turmoil, and the entire void descended into chaos. Su Qinian could no longer discern reality from illusion.

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