47. Qing Dynasty Transmigration (47)

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“Did His Majesty really have the Dong and Duke residences destroyed?” Lin Youning had heard about it before, but had never pressed for details.

Lin Guodong propped his chin in both hands, his fingers opening and closing restlessly as he stared at some distant point in silence.

Afterward, Fang Xing joined forces with Zhu Gaoxu and began exploring the area. The fleet also set out one vessel after another, searching from both sides.

Zhang Xian knitted his brows slightly. He truly disliked such intimate contact, especially with members of the Li family. Several years ago, when that father and son had treated him with great kindness, what had he received in return? A spell in prison.

Only then did the demons come to their senses. They were just about to charge downward when a figure swiftly appeared before them. It was none other than Youqing.

“My dear sister, I’ve heard you say that a thousand times already. Fine, I’ll go patrol the mountain right now. If I see Tang Sanzang, I’ll capture him and bring him back to marry you. A fine man like that mustn’t be allowed to fall into someone else’s hands.” Qiu Li nodded repeatedly, rose, and strode toward the door.

Meanwhile, Prince Sheng had also finished training the first round. He ran laps around the field while Kang Li rested and gulped down water.

Fang Xing, however, spent each day accompanying Mochou. He also took the opportunity to make quite a few toys for the children and brought out numerous implements.

In truth, Liu Zining did not want to encounter Liu Yi at this moment, because she still did not know what sort of feelings and attitude she ought to use when facing him in this life. Should she make up for the regrets of her previous life, or treat him as a stranger?

Jiang Liu humbly replied, “Not at all, not at all. I was merely a little luckier.” He then recounted the matter of the dragon-blood worms. Ye Liuchen was astonished. Slapping his thigh in admiration, he said, “Brother Jiang, you must possess profound blessings to have encountered such a fortuitous event. We must raise three cups to that! Come, come, let us have a few more.” As he spoke, several more cups of wine disappeared down their throats.

Not only did he possess the aura of a powerful expert, he could also speak directly with the commander in chief. One phone call was enough to deal with the Kong family.

Everyone wanted to savor the charms of Fairy Lin Luoliu, but they all knew that was impossible. To obtain even a little of her fragrant nectar would already be an exceptionally delightful reward.

Moreover, apart from the Divine Court, there were other terrifying powers hidden within the primordial chaos, forces that had survived since ancient times.

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The spear radiance from moments ago contained the power of the Sacred Dao, and even he could not help but be astonished. He understood all too clearly what Qin Ya’s combat strength represented.

Countless savage and ferocious ghost soldiers burst from the ground. In an instant, Shunwang Plain seemed to have transformed into an infernal realm of slaughter.

In the end, Cao Ying’s gaze came to rest on a man dressed in white robes, a badge pinned to his chest.

With a thunderous roar, the bolt slammed into the Tribulation Lotus. The terrifying power within it made the lotus tremble, whereupon a formidable suction force erupted from its depths, absorbing every trace of tribulation contained in the lightning.

Chen Le and Deputy Captain Wang looked at Zhao Xin at the same time. In truth, they understood perfectly well. In the entire world, the two people most important to her were Wei Guoqiang and Zhao Xin.

The five of them could only watch helplessly as Chenyun, wrapped in divine power, carved out an opening and departed in elegant fashion.

“It was absolutely your imagination. Naturally, I’m happy to see you. I simply never expected to meet you here, so I was a little surprised.” Yang Xudong did not say it outright, but Feng Jingya understood him perfectly. She secretly laughed, thoroughly pleased with herself.

“What?” Jun Yichen felt as though his heart had stopped beating. He could scarcely believe what he had heard. He might not have believed such words from anyone else, but if they came from his own master’s lips, he had no choice but to accept them.

Xu Jinghe cursed incoherently, her speech slurred. Su Nian listened for quite some time and still could not make out what she was saying.

This time, they had barely seen each other, and Gong Shaoxie and she had exchanged only a few words. They were still far from familiar.

Yuntian Huan did not ask why Lou Yeyu had come here. In her eyes, whether the path Lou Yeyu had chosen was right or wrong, she would accompany him to the very end, because they were husband and wife.

An Ziyan sat across from Ye Shucheng in his office, holding a statement in her hands. The compensation clauses and amounts involved in the contracts for the chain’s stores had all been listed. Her eyes were fixed intently on the string of zeros at the end of each figure.

Murong Hong. She had told herself that she had to sever all ties with him, freeing both herself and him. Yet she had dreamed of him again last night.

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“Yexiang!” Feiwen pouted unhappily, her tone full of coquettish reproach. She seemed entirely unlike the gentle young woman who had been as warm as a spring breeze moments before.

Gong Shaoxie did not look like someone with so much free time. Still, perhaps because they had once been very close friends, he had come to see her after learning that she was still alive.

Li Min’er: “Don’t pretend you can’t hear me. Let’s have a child! Husband, do you like children?”

“No!” The man in white gave her an unfathomable feeling. Instinct told her that, like Yexiang, he did not belong to this plane of existence. Although she trusted Yexiang’s abilities, she was unwilling to bring unknown danger upon him because of a single careless remark.

The burly man held his lower back with one hand and pointed at Lin Yuan with the other, threatening him viciously.

“How powerful is this life-seizing master, exactly? How could he make someone vanish into thin air?” Yin Wuji of the Northern School exclaimed.

Because of Zhao Qi’s talent for pleasing both sides, neither party had spoken the truth. Thus, Tian Feng had already concluded that Ji Xi intended to rebel. As for his earlier claim that Ji Xi’s loyalty could be proven so long as he refused ennoblement, that argument was no longer appropriate. Dispatching troops into Chang’an was an even clearer indication of Ji Xi’s ambition than accepting a title directly.

Apart from all sorts of medicine, Su Wanniang felt that she had prepared far too little. After thinking it over, she decided to find people to refine a much larger supply.

What puzzled him was how someone like that had come to associate with a man of Lin Chaofeng’s temperament—and how their relationship seemed to be so good.

Ji Yuan merely shrugged his shoulder, and all of Ji Xi’s strength was stripped away. When Ji Xi tried to strike again, Ji Yuan redirected the motion and sent him sprawling more than three yards away.

In the past, she had even imagined spending her entire life in that room, staying there with him and wanting nothing else.

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