Volume 1, Chapter 31: Should We Interrupt?

Na véspera do Ano-Novo Chinês, congelou até a morte nas ruas; ao retornar, tornou-se famosa em toda a capital. Canção Triste de Sonho Ébrio 2115 words 2026-08-04 03:49:06

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“You mean…”

Zuo Yiyi felt something flash through her mind, but she could not quite grasp it.

“This lineup was actually defeated? The Iron Curtain even deployed a B-rank expert?” The old man was clearly astonished.

A trace of doubt stirred in his heart. After all, the BOSS stage he had unlocked was also connected to the Burning Ruins and the Flame Demon Three-Headed Tiger.

Although Liu Shuye’s Explosive Fireball was a Tier-One Seal skill, it was one that automatically upgraded along with the level of her Divine Seal. Its power had grown formidable, yet its cost remained that of a Tier-One Seal skill. That was why Liu Shuye was able to control half the battlefield.

Sitting in the carriage, Mingyu was wondering what was wrong with him. Why did his gaze always seem to drift unconsciously toward Yuxian’s side? At the coachman’s call, Mingyu immediately returned to his senses.

The mist could block the view of those outside the ship, but not that of those inside. Li Hanqiang could clearly see the scene beyond the vessel. Raising his eyes, he happened to witness the Revived Siege Beast being slain.

The three Royal Academy students who had been defeated had all been shot down by Hurricane Academy, whose barely formed anti-aircraft fire net had finally brought down their fighter jets after the aerial battle dragged on for too long.

In a certain sense, Yuanshan Xinxiong truly was a genius who had integrated martial arts into the path of cultivation and broken through the limitations of realms.

At first, he had merely approached the game with curiosity, intending to experiment with it and solve its mysteries. Now, however, everything on the screen before him seemed to have suddenly taken on a different meaning, and the mouse felt strangely heavy in his hand.

“Hahahaha! I, Li Hanqiang, have returned!” Li Hanqiang burst into laughter. He had chosen to display his nickname in response to the system, and his full name had once again appeared on the rankings.

“Hmph. I’ve never dealt with your blood clan before. You’re the first member of the blood clan I’ve ever encountered. How could I possibly understand you people?”

The person sitting there had a stunning figure. She had not yet changed out of the bright yellow dress she had worn to the party, and beneath the dim lighting, her heavy makeup lent her an almost sinister air. It was none other than Tongtong.

She kept her chin slightly raised, the familiar gesture she always made when resisting or stubbornly refusing to yield. Yet at that moment, her eyes held too much unwillingness and uncertainty.

All the emotions of the mortal world seemed to converge upon him at that instant. Starlight shimmered across his body. Then, with a thud, both his knees struck the ground.

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Seeing how confident James was, the patriarch of the Ouyang family naturally felt relieved.

Li Anjin looked at Shen Mo as though she were insane. Without saying a word, she put on her shoes, walked straight into the bathroom, and began washing up.

While the hospital was still mired in hesitation, Mo Lingran had already prepared the first step of her revenge.

The shop assistant nodded politely, then turned around and began wrapping everything. Once all the items had been packed, the assistant placed them before Shen Mo and asked her to inspect them, just in case anything had been switched.

Su Nan’s body in this world had been meticulously tailored for him by the system. Both his explosive power and his strength far surpassed those of an ordinary person. Mitsui Hisashi, on the other hand, had stopped exercising after he began running with delinquents, and was naturally starting to fall behind.

In Xi’s world, perhaps the word “friend” was her greatest refuge, and the only faith she possessed. She was someone who could abandon everything and give everything for a friend, yet she had always yearned for one true friend. There had to be some loneliness in her heart.

A moment later, as if she had finally steeled herself, she threw the object in her hand at Chiyahara Natsuka, then turned and fled through the door.

“No way!” An Zheng was stunned. Good heavens—he would have considered it normal if anyone else in the world had pretended to lose their memory, but this person… He hurried forward several large steps, seized Shengshi by the shoulders, and was about to shake him.

“Stop.” Sheng Shi spoke in a flat tone. He tossed out his weapon, caught it in reverse grip, and knocked He Yi’s weapon flying.

Jing Bainian was a very important friend to her. She did not want an inappropriate refusal to cost her such a good friend.

“…Yes.” Yuan Xin lowered her head, her expression grave. She knew that this matter was involved enough that, if things went badly, not only would the hundred-million deal fall through, they might also have to pay damages for breach of contract.

His goal was to become a deputy general in the army and earn a larger monthly stipend—enough to support the two of them—before going to ask for her hand in marriage.

Shen Tianlan could also see that the instructor was upright and severe, treating all his disciples equally without distinction. She consequently developed a considerable measure of goodwill toward him.

This place was far too distant from the bustling areas for any noise to reach it. The sun shone brightly, the scent of flowers filled the air, and the scenery was exceptionally beautiful.

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Just after stepping out of the apartment, Chiyahara Natsuka noticed that Uncle Li, the driver, was already waiting. When he saw the two of them, he greeted them with a beaming smile, his face full of warmth.

Of course, I asked Blood Wolf about these questions as well, but that woman only shook her head and said she had no idea. It seems everything will have to wait until I emerge from seclusion before it can be resolved…

He kept his head lowered, afraid to let his gaze wander. Especially when Miss Niuniu was present, he would stiffen his entire body, terrified that he might see something he should not.

No one had gone to the office to complain to him about seating arrangements since the start of the school year, so he had simply left them to it. The seats had not changed.

At Jiang Feiye’s words, the corner of his eye moved slightly. He opened his eyes, then rolled over and stretched himself vigorously.

“Look at this silk dress I’m wearing. Do you know how much it’s worth? Do you know what kind of thread was used to make it?”

“But I believe even more strongly that my maternal grandfather is not the kind of person who would deny others the chance to plead their case!” Song Ningyao’s gaze was resolute.

Before she had even returned to the mountain, she heard that Dongfang Yanhé had been imprisoned. Thus, without going back first, she went straight to the prison to visit him.

Shen Shushu’s cheeks were flushed. Her body was rigid with embarrassment, and she did not dare move as she tucked her head into his embrace.

They exchanged names. Since there was an injured person present, there was no time for extended pleasantries. General He Jiang also ordered people to prepare beds for the two of them immediately and summoned a physician.

She also intended to make candied kumquats. Back in the twenty-first century, she had traveled to parts of eastern Guangdong and bought that very kind of snack.

He only thought that his identity alone would be enough. Even if the Yan Kingdom sent people to investigate, Shen Yunjing would cooperate from within, so there was no need to concern himself with every detail.

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