Volume 1, Chapter 56: Is Lemon Anchor the Eldest Miss of the Lu Family?
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Lu Ning was carried out of the shattered area.
She was placed on the sofa.
Ji Chiqian looked down at her and said, “Next time I tell you not to move, don’t move. If your brain isn’t working properly, don’t run around recklessly!”
Lu Ning was scolded.
She lowered her head and said, “I didn’t expect to bump into the vase!”
The warmth in Lu Ning’s face rose considerably. Fortunately, there was no current running now; otherwise, it would have been embarrassing.
Her face was surely very red at this moment.
What was going on? Ji Chiqian was her master and also her friend.
She shouldn’t be overthinking it.
Ji Chiqian took out his phone and made a call in a cold tone, “Go check why the power went out.”
Lu Ning glanced at the surrounding darkness, then looked at Ji Chiqian, because only he was holding a hand...
Nan Lichuan drove with Bai Su onto the highway. When they encountered a traffic jam, Bai Su used her spiritual power to push the cars aside.
“Oh well, earning some pocket money to help out at home…” Zhao Mingze scratched his head and chuckled foolishly, casually wiping the drool from the corner of his mouth from sleeping.
After leaving the house, Xu Yuqin took a deep breath. A moment ago, she had thought she might die at home!
Actually, how should this situation be described? It could only be said that Zhang Sheng was somewhat presumptuous; he overestimated his own importance.
He saw that Ye Fan seemed reluctant to come out, but at this moment, the energy from the medicine in the bronze pot had already been completely absorbed by Ye Fan.
Now she finally knew that this matter must be closely related to Bai Su; otherwise, the other party wouldn’t have publicly displayed evidence framing Bai Su.
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She looked at Bo Niao with puzzlement, but he also looked confused, not knowing what the two of them were talking about. Actually, he hadn’t thought much just now; he only assumed Zhang Sheng must have some business that made them wait for him in the car.
Following the singing, Ye Fan wrapped a robe around herself and stepped outside, wanting to find the singer. She saw a figure in blue clothes bathing in the faint moonlight, walking slowly through the flower bushes, holding a star lantern, frowning and softly singing.
Jiang Shufang suddenly felt as if a heavy stone had dropped into her heart, stirring vast ripples in a deep pool that would not settle for a long time.
Xiao Baobao bought a seat. Fortunately, those trying to gain extra money hadn’t arranged too many people; this spot perfectly hid her from the view on both sides.
“The Glorious Game series has been overwhelmingly dominant. From now on, who in the Celestial Empire would dare to compete with them?”
However, at the pinnacle of the Extreme Realm, most were immortal clans, with very few demon clans. The immortal sects united to resist the demons, so it was a peaceful and prosperous land.
“Keluan, this operation was started by you, but so far, we haven’t gained a thing,” a man carrying a large sword said as he scolded a thin man.
Su Qianshan’s bitter smile was still stuck at the corner of her mouth when the adjoining courtyard erupted in loud noise; some maids and servants dashed over to watch the commotion.
To accommodate Zhang Liang, who had been fighting all day and also liked to sleep in, the duel between Duan Zhengchun and Zhang Liang was scheduled for 2 p.m. The venue was Duan Zhengchun’s private training ground—the Yin-Yang Mountain Ginseng Terrace.
The five Divine Soldiers guarding nearby and another five hidden in the shadows almost burst out laughing.
Han Shuyun’s smile began to wane. She had thought that Lord Li looked down on those born of the Han clan, so she intended to plan carefully.
Su Qianshan lowered her lashes and carefully considered his words, indeed detecting some exhaustion in them.
The dust in the sky dispersed, then a massive golden light shot upward, carrying infinite power, exploding with a bang in the sky.
Li Yan had arrived at the palace and stopped immediately upon seeing many familiar faces.
But what I want is something clear for people to understand, admit, and apply—not something bad, but something to help people appreciate what is gradually being neglected.
After emerging from the underground stalactite cave, he no longer explored other parts of the demon’s lair.
The others treated themselves for a while before coming over, but unlike Long Jie, their eyes were filled with complexity.
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It must be known that the ancient map might very well hide the greatest secret in this sacred realm.
“This is finally getting interesting.” Watching the rapidly approaching dark giant, Yun Tiankong sneered coldly, pointed a finger, from which countless lights appeared, converging into a single point. Just as the dark giant was about to attack, Yun Tiankong’s finger reached out toward it.
“Senior Brother, is your imprisonment broken? Could it be that Holy Emperor himself has intervened?” a alchemist asked.
Those poisoned and injured gathered around Wei Jun, but he ignored them.
Yan Dingshan looked at the hands of the White Jade Tiger, which wore a pair of glossy black gloves, slowly dripping a drop of blood.
Xuan Yu looked around again but saw no traps. Then he fixed his gaze on Zhuo Ling’s hands as they descended.
“Three fellow Daoists, you have obtained the twenty-four-grade Fate Blue Lotus. Are you still staying here in Mount Buzhou?” Ye Jun asked.
Moreover, the question itself indeed contained great contradictions and conflicts; isn’t it quite normal for someone to ask?
Strangely, the clear wind he transformed into was not red but faintly golden, drifting lightly in this red world, dazzling to behold.
In the eyes of the gaunt old man, if he hadn’t occasionally used martial arts almost identical to those of Steward Qiu, he would have been defeated long ago.
Speaking while giving Ye Jun a strange look, as if doubting the sharpness of Ye Jun’s mind.
The monkey’s body was still swelling, the red mist thickening, gradually obscuring the scene within.
Old Xu rubbed his nose and glanced at Zhou Ze, who looked sideways at him. Now that the debtor had become the creditor and even owed a life debt, Zhou Ze felt much bolder.