23 Bound for Canglang

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Noticing the sneak attack, the fat man beside him glared, his eyes burning with fury as he faced the man who had launched the kick. Though he remained silent, his imposing dignity did not waver.

Later, Li Xiao abolished the title of "Emperor," replacing it with "Monarch." He explained that the "Empire" should be greater than any "Monarch," and even a king was not qualified to prefix his name with "Emperor," as kings, too, served the Empire. Using this as a catalyst, he dismantled a vast array of outdated institutions and implemented a new system.

Zhang Donghai believed that everything in Quliu was still in its infancy. To move to the county level now would mean starting from scratch. Furthermore, the situation in the county was far more complex than in Quliu; political struggles there would not be as transparent as they were in the township. With a new leadership team being formed, choosing sides would be precarious, and the future remained unpredictable.

Look, ideals and sacrifice are essentially a form of exchange, governed by the most primitive laws of commerce.

"Perhaps the corpses of gods and demons are simply different from us?" Despite his somewhat disheveled appearance, Xiao Huaicang wore his usual wicked grin.

Approaching the construction site, Li Nan was the first to crouch down. Scanning the area, he spotted several flickering shadows.

He knew that typical office buildings had underground floors, and these subterranean levels were often the most solid and defensible areas. Thus, as soon as he entered the building, he searched for the way to the basement, which was usually the parking garage.

"Ugh, the sun sets behind the western mountains, and everyone waits for the execution." Gu Yu’s spiritual eyes swept across the surroundings, taking in the entire situation. At that moment, the number of people outside the door was double what it had been when he first hid in the blacksmith shop.

"Heh, do you really think that is an unmanned castle?" Dragon Soul did not answer Kui’s question, but instead asked back with a smile.

Hearing Elder Li say this, Li Chujun felt a surge of joy. He had already harbored a suspicion when the elder first asked, and now, the elder had indeed confirmed it.

"Going over now will only bring you more misfortune," Dark Two said coolly. As an imperial guard with professional ethics, he would never let anyone know he had seen the Prince and the Princess doing "that" on the side of the road... and that, of course, included the Prince himself.

Hearing this, Tang Ren’s hand, which had been pointing at Jiang Han, paused slightly. Wen Yichen was the son of the Chuncheng Prefecture Governor—a classic child of the elite—and the three young masters accompanying him were not people to be trifled with.

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He had been promoted from private to corporal. Li Chujun was full of anticipation, wondering what new permissions would be unlocked this time.

In the distance, Feng Zhiyao, seated on his horse, watched the stiff-faced soldiers and the curious Black Cloud Cavalry before shrugging and dismounting. Well, wasn't being a subordinate all about handling the tasks that had to be done when the master was unavailable?

Not to mention the others present, even Lin Feng, who was currently on the side of the blue team, couldn't help but feel a sense of relief.

In the eyes of the Seven Absolutes Ancestor and the others, Ye Chenfeng’s greatest reliance was the Primordial Dao Embryo. Once that was suppressed, Ye Chenfeng would be nothing to fear.

It is evident that to maintain favor and status, one must give birth to an imperial prince. A mother’s value rises with her son; only then can her position in the palace be secure.

Yun Tian’s left foot had already touched the ground when he saw the opponent’s whip kick coming. He hurriedly pivoted 180 degrees, using his left foot as an axis to flip through the air, barely evading the strike.

However, under the immense pressure, Ye Chenfeng’s dormant potential was gradually ignited. While using the "Shift and Phantom" technique to dodge, he continuously fused sword intent into his broken blade, maneuvering through the six third-tier Earth Beast Generals.

When the familiar taste of blood did not spread in his mouth, but instead the crisp fragrance of an apple, Lambert felt all the more mocked and fooled.

Setting aside the demonic energy of the Soul-Devouring Technique, heavenly disturbances are often accompanied by heavenly tribulations. Especially when there are Mahayana-realm cultivators in the mortal world, the resonance of the Heavenly Dao makes the appearance of these tribulations highly irregular.

This secret cave already possessed an abundance of spiritual energy; for an ordinary period of seclusion, such an environment was absolutely top-tier.

But one thing was certain: this creature made no sound of walking, so it must have flown or drifted over.

"Suit yourself. Pray if you want, but stop using your Buddha as an excuse. I find you monks the most tiresome, constantly 'my Buddha this, my Buddha that,'" Mr. Fang said angrily.

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Qing Yu was also an awakened martial artist, and he was likely the strongest individual within the Saint Enlightenment border now—even the Mad Corpse Demon Emperor was no match for him. However, given his personality, he would never expose such things. Qing Yu felt that the more ordinary he appeared, the better; only Mo Donggui could discern his true strength at a glance.

The lighting inside the hive was too dim, and Lin Feng did not look too closely. After all, the appearance of the parasites was too revolting; no normal person would care to examine them in detail.

Of course, this was how he treated his brothers and loved ones. Toward those daring outer-door disciples, he was far less gentle.

Xia Ruo walked in at that moment, but after casting a glance at Jiejie, he paid her no further mind, as his attention was fixed on the floor of the temple hall.

The winter break passed in a flash. Blue Crow’s control over flying-type energy had become increasingly superb, but unfortunately, the energy within its body had reached its limit, and it still had no clue how to achieve a breakthrough or metamorphosis.

Ye Zhen wanted to read his expression, but he stubbornly refused to let her move. However, she could hear the trepidation and slight nervousness in his tone. She had never seen this side of Jun Ninglan before; he had always been cunning and calculated, never before showing such a lack of confidence.

The path down the mountain was steep. Cen Kexin had only carried Xixi for a few miles before she was utterly exhausted. She regretted her actions deeply—if she hadn't insisted on dragging Xixi out to watch the meteor shower, none of this would have happened. Xixi had been perfectly fine; how could she have suddenly collapsed?

In this manner, Ren Mengya kept one hand locked around Gao Min’s throat while using the other to pin Gao Min’s hands, slowly leading her into a room used for storing miscellaneous items.