Volume 1, Chapter 28: There Was Actually More to the Commotion
Feng Jian was an explorer who entered the profession in the same cohort as Wu Xingxue.
"Very well." Qiao Qi replied, then stepped aside to make room for the two police officers to enter the room.
No wonder he took an extra look at the horse just now; I had assumed he simply liked horses, but was he actually tampering with it?
The "Battle of Minquan" caused Wang Zhanyuan to discard his contempt for the Restoration Army. With his Third Mixed Brigade numbering fewer than five thousand men, how could he not be shocked and enraged after losing over a thousand in a single battle?
She did not know why she was so attached to Shenyang, or why she found it so difficult to leave.
Wang Jin understood the olive branch and goodwill extended by Yuan Shikai and responded positively from Anhui. One of these actions was to lower the "Blue Sky with a White Sun and a Red Field" flag that had been flying in Anqing and raise the "Five-Colored Flag," which represented the Republic.
Because she was wearing a mask, the expression on Luo Qishan’s face was hidden, but her eyes shot a sharp, piercing glance at He Huiyi.
Not to mention... judging by that silhouette, she was dancing for the Emperor. Even if one couldn't see clearly, one could still discern the graceful, light-footed steps and the swaying of a willow-like waist.
Li Kang set Lin Dan down, then spun the car around and headed toward the hotel where Dai Yuankang was staying. Just after leaving the company building, Dai Jia asked Li Kang to pull over to the side of the road; she got out of the back seat and moved to the front passenger seat.
Article Three: After the Emperor of the Great Qing abdicates, he shall temporarily reside in the Forbidden City. In the future, he shall move to the Summer Palace, and his guards and attendants shall be retained as usual.
"Master, please, I beg you, spare my daughter!" The mother, cowering in the corner, disregarded her own terror and shielded her child tightly behind her, kowtowing repeatedly to the sturdy man in short garments.
Yu Pingsheng was very satisfied with Sui Yi, primarily because he was genuinely good to Yu Mingmo—it would not be an exaggeration to say he treated her even better than he, her own brother, did. Therefore, with Sui Yi by her side, he truly had nothing to worry about.
Young Master Yu asked, "The boss?" He had been here many times but had never seen the owner. To run into him today, have him gift them a pot of tea, and then comment on Luo Ye’s poor health—this was unexpected.
"Two Heaven-tier rooms," Yun Ge said without hesitation, tossing the attendant two spirit stones; each stone was worth exactly two thousand spirit coins.
"What’s the use? They’re all fake talismans anyway. We’d better run!" Qi Hao turned his head and said.
Watching Luo Ye draw closer and closer, he suddenly fell into a state of bewilderment. There was no chase, no fleeing, no screaming from the other party—how could this prank be considered a success?
The four of them walked toward a row of houses ahead. It was clear these were intended for the guard unit stationed at the entrance. The houses were illuminated by fluorescent stones, and smoke curled from one, indicating someone was cooking.
But now, the way she was behaving made it easy for them to feel that she was in a good mood; this must be a manifestation of her being at the height of joy.
A smile of admiration appeared at the corner of Su Chu’s mouth. This Wei Yixiao had actually prepared blood-food here in advance; no wonder he had the confidence to maneuver against him.
There is evil in this world. We could hypothesize a world without evil, a world where one plus one does not equal two, a world where six is a prime number, or a world where a pentagon has four sides—these could all be considered "possible worlds" in the context of incomplete philosophical concepts.
No way? That timid, soft-spoken girl could be a spy for Great Wei? If she is a spy for Great Wei, why didn’t she kill her? Was it for fear of being discovered?