Chapter 43: The Fucking Effect Was Just Too Obvious!

Qiao Yuxin leapt a full three feet high, springing right off the sofa.

Then she grabbed her phone and quickly replied, "Sure, sure."

After a pleasant exchange between the two, the final price was set at 10,000 yuan.

After all, Qiao Yuxin's follower count had skyrocketed over the past few days, placing her among the minor internet celebrities with over a million followers.

This sponsorship was her very first as a million-follower influencer, and she was hoping to get off to a good start.

I tossed the Sanqing Huayang Spear and the backpack containing the "gear" casually under the bed, then squeezed in beside them.

Murong Huasha and Mu Yue let out simultaneous soft snorts, biting their lips as they glared at Tang Ye with flushed faces, looking thoroughly displeased.

Leading the group was a middle-aged man named Huang Weide, who wore a stern, expressionless face at all times—anyone unaware might have thought he had facial paralysis.

The old man had asked Ye Xunhuan to come over entirely to consult his opinion, and now that Ye Xunhuan had agreed, the old man naturally began making arrangements.

However, upon seeing their companions cut down by these three fellows, each of them was filled with despair.

The local passersby, accustomed to the life-and-death partings of martial arts heroes, took such sights in stride.

The young man's face grew even redder. He let out a soft huff through his nose, turned his head away, but offered no further words of retort.

A brief awkward silence fell. The deadlock attracted a few curious glances, leaving Wang Ning feeling rather helpless.

Watching the gleaming, golden character "Judgment" rush toward him, Li Zhiyuan gave an amused smile and immediately released the "Sacred Path of Courage" from within his body.

The three black dragons opened their massive jaws to face the overwhelming, surging flood head-on, and then swallowed the torrential waters whole.

Josh knew that Austin had been dreaming of this item; the chip hid something vital that would give Austin sufficient leverage to negotiate with the United States government and free him from its threats once and for all.

"You can't go back on your word! We signed a contract, and you wouldn't want to be seen as untrustworthy, right? I know your word is the foundation of your survival," Nisa said anxiously, looking at Fern, terrified that he might tear up the agreement.

Even with his family standing right beside him, Yin Yixuan did not back down, speaking his mind freely without subconsciously viewing Chu Shiyu as Yin Yihang's wife.

Kim Sun-ah, what on earth are you still minding?! Did he really have to carve out his heart and show it to her for her to believe what he said?

Although the CEO was kind enough to offer to help contact a hospital for her father, her mother was right—her father had indeed said those words. If they were to rush away from here now, her father certainly wouldn't allow it, and his condition might even worsen.

Of course, all of this was thanks to Yin Zhijiang, so she figured he might sympathize with her, especially seeing how pitiful she looked right now.

Hearing Leng Qingyi praise her made her feel warm and sweet inside. Fortunately, she had deliberately spent a few days learning how to cook, or she really would have made a fool of herself. Achieving a result like this was already the absolute limit of her effort.

Fraser stopped in front of a room that still glowed with light. Faint sounds of conversation drifted from within, confirming it was the place he was looking for, so he pushed the door open and entered.

When it came to firecrackers, things had gotten quite tangled up at the start. Originally, Li Wujie assumed that since firecrackers had existed in Chinese history since ancient times, they must have been made with gunpowder. But he hadn't expected that firecrackers of all things would leave him utterly speechless for a while.

Guo Jie choked back a gasp, his face turning red and his neck swelling, veins throbbing on his forehead as he remained speechless for a long time.

With this house, Lu Mingyu just needed to save up for a few more years to pay off his debts. If he was willing, he could find a companion for his later years, and he wouldn't have to worry about the rest of his life.

"Rip..." With the sound of hard objects scraping against each other, the trench-coated man before them vanished.