Chapter 133: Jealousy in the Heart

Jiang Fan stood behind Chen Anlong. The two did not exchange glances, nor did Jiang Fan offer a greeting; after watching for a while, he retreated on his own.

Brother Hui, who had been keeping his eyes on him, stepped forward and asked, "What are your thoughts?"

Jiang Fan scratched the back of his head, embarrassed, and said, "I am sorry, I misunderstood you."

Brother Hui gave a slight smile and mocked himself, "We are both running gambling dens, and the money we earn is equally questionable. It’s just that the targets are different, so it’s not really a misunderstanding."

Jiang Fan looked at Brother Hui’s expression, not rushing to speak, but pondering how to respond to his self-deprecation.

Jizai, who had previously been standing on a stool overseeing the gambling game while leading several thugs, walked over. Like an old friend of many years, he first gave Jiang Fan a...

Except for those who could truly win her heartfelt admiration, she had never felt genuine respect for anyone.

Although Xu Linfeng felt this matter was somewhat risky and did not understand why Chen Youyi wanted to do it—as it was equivalent to taking the initiative to re-engage with people and affairs within the imperial palace, which was entirely different from her previous thoughts and actions—

"So, cousin, are you planning to persuade me to surrender?" Li Guanwei asked after a long silence, gritting his teeth.

Recently, he had spent his nights in meditative cultivation rather than sleeping, and it had been a long time since he had enjoyed a proper, real sleep.

The gentle Yun Zitong spoke, not causing Ye Zhao any discomfort, and he smiled as he walked inside slowly alongside her.

Sophia’s cheek twitched. Professionalism? Was this bastard serious? How could he have the nerve to bring up professionalism?

Under the strict protection of Guo Tieshan, Chen Hong and Kimura Shima returned to Crescent Moon Village in a very high-profile manner.

Huang Quan in Niubai County was the talent Jin Jue desired most in the entire Yi Province, ranking within the top three. Perhaps he possessed a bit more wisdom than Li Hui, but in reality, in Jin Jue’s heart, his standing was equal to that of Li Hui.

The patent application was now just a matter of time. However, since "Dream Return" had already begun operations, it was natural to get the first game running as soon as possible; otherwise, with so many people on the payroll, each day without production required an even greater injection of capital.

Especially with that jumping hook punch—after the headshot, the enemy still had a sliver of health left, but by then, he had already reloaded his AK.

In the master bedroom of the Shen family, two pale, naked bodies were entwined. At this moment, Gu Mei’en was being maneuvered into various positions beneath Deputy Dean Jiang.

The cave was incredibly rough, and the surrounding walls were covered with beehives. Many bees were visible inside, and if one listened carefully, a sound of flapping wings could be heard; it was clear that they were not far from reaching adulthood.

Yet even so, it still managed to bewilder those fortune-seeking customers, who felt as if Huang Tian had actually developed some real skill. Could it be that he had finally had an epiphany? But at his age, wasn't it a bit too late for that?

There was no distinction here between high-level and low-level strongholds. The demonic beasts one might encounter ranged from level two to level ten and above, and the figures of magic beasts also frequently appeared.

Relying on the energy naturally evolved from his current inner world, he already had sufficient capital; there was no need to absorb energy from the outside world. As for devouring the true spirits and primordial souls of others to cultivate, in his view, it was no different from cannibalism.

Jiang Xiao set off, flying toward the depths of the chaos where he sensed something. Hidden dangers existed everywhere within the chaos, especially in this space devoid of any sense of direction; at any moment, one might be struck by bolts of chaotic purple lightning, or perhaps hit by gale winds, mysterious ice, and raging flames.

When a surge of heat rushed into her body along with his final, violent thrust, Xia Qi’s body was so sore that she couldn’t even move her fingers.

The moment Han Yue closed the door, his eyes turned instantly cold and sinister. The corners of his mouth curled upward, a look so malevolent it was terrifying.

Upon hearing this, a sharp glint flashed in Zheng Chenheng’s eyes. He raised his brows and strode forward along the road. Fu Rongxi followed behind with a chuckle, his eyes full of joy, as he gave a thumbs-up to the men under his command.