45 Advancing Conqueror's Haki II

A sudden unease stirred within his spiritual consciousness. Zhang Yuanhao looked around, feeling as though he had heard some strange sound.

I went to find my father, hoping to make him change his mind. What I never expected was that this time, his attitude toward you would be exceptionally harsh.

Even though many viewers in the live broadcast room were not seeing such scenery for the first time, every single time they looked at it, they felt a deep, heartfelt sense of awe and longing.

Any emperor with a shred of spirit and backbone, when encountering such a situation, would certainly resort to every possible means to reclaim his power.

High in the sky, dozens of powerful demon beings flapped their wings, their eyes glowing with a cyan hue, looking exceedingly bizarre and eerie.

Across the earth, countless figures made of fire fled in desperation, searching desperately for the nearest source of water, but all efforts were in vain.

"Jingxiu, after all, human beings do not live solely for themselves. Once this matter is over, the friendship between us might perhaps become a bit purer," You Jingyan comforted him.

Although reality differs somewhat from games, one undeniable flaw of Ouroboros remains its sluggishness brought about by its massive body—something almost impossible for any colossal creature to avoid, much like Bai Sen after transformation.

He frowned slightly, noticing quite a few cultivators waiting to be teleported. The two elders at the True Dan stage would ask a few questions, collect a specific amount of spirit stones, and then direct them to stand by the teleportation array. Once a group of five was gathered, the teleportation would commence.

Looking at this talismanic treasure, Jin Yizhen's eyes were filled with delight. Given the spiritual energy remaining inside it at the moment, it could still be activated one more time.

With a loud explosion, the crimson sedan chair shattered. As the smoke and dust settled, it revealed a youth inside with a look of utter astonishment. The youth was pale-complexioned, with slender eyes and slightly pointed ears. Most peculiarly, there were two strange patterns on his face.

"Our teacher said: 'Hey, Wen Si'er, why haven't we seen your older brother for so long? Make sure to have your parents talk him into focusing on his studies. Puppy love is bad for such a good student, and he shouldn't always hang out with that girl from Class Four, what's her name again, Xi...'" came the teasing, playful tone.

Jian Xuan's expression started with suspicion, gradually turned to surprise, and finally revealed a trace of admiration. After offering a brief explanation to Zhang Xin, he began organizing the personnel.

The deeper he swam, the greater the pressure became, and the greater the pressure, the more energy was transformed—thus creating a continuous cycle.

He needed to stall for at least a moment or two, taking the opportunity to earnestly instruct Yu Wan not to fall for Empress Xie's gentle and appeasing tactics.

Who could blame others for having high natural talent, exceptional aptitude, and formidable martial prowess? It was only natural that Master Lian would hold her in high regard and impart all his knowledge to her.

Unless one was fortunate enough to catch the eye of a powerful aristocratic clan, plebeian scholars during the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties were basically unable to rise in society. Even if they did secure the favor of a great clan and enter officialdom, they would still face the disdain of other elite families.

After pondering for a while, Li Bixiang immediately began to cultivate. To his pleasant surprise, the spiritual energy here was still abundant, far surpassing the thin and meager spiritual energy of Earth in his past life.

The fisherman at the other end of the casting net had already been found. Now came the time for the snake that had slipped out of the net to turn around and bite back.

Su Jinyin felt a flash of joy in her eyes upon seeing him, but before she could walk over, that joy vanished completely.

Seeing that his state was on the verge of destruction, the Emperor of Tang told Jiang Ning that his lineage was never meant to be emperors in the first place; they were merely guarding the realm for someone else.

Hearing the first part of Yu Feng's words, the missionaries still wore gratified expressions, assuming he would offer a few polite remarks and take his leave. They never expected him to change his tune so abruptly.

Fei'er nodded helplessly amidst the gazes of the crowd. Was this mysterious young master some kind of clueless, newly rich upstart?

Now he finally understood what the old man meant by saying: "To truly attain freedom and detachment, you must be free of entanglements and ruthless at heart."

This was Rena's solar physique. As long as the damage received did not cause excessive, fatal genetic destruction, she could entirely rely on the power of stellar energy to resonate with stars through quantum entanglement, thereby acquiring the formidable power to drive them.

This area appeared much quieter compared to the outside, consisting of little more than a spacious, interconnected room. At this moment, the doors and windows were wide open, allowing the midday sunlight to slant directly inside and illuminate the space brightly.

He stood nine feet tall, with purple hair and golden pupils. His face bore dark-yellow fish-scale patterns, and his eye sockets were dark purple. The cyan-scaled dragon-hide armor clung tightly to his body as if it were alive, making him look at a glance like a human-dragon clad in cyan scales.

Naturally, compared to the top-grade flying sword in Li Zhanghai's possession, Zhao Yongming's flying sword was vastly inferior, resting merely at the stage of a low-grade spiritual weapon.

However, since this spirit boat was rented by Kong Xin, there was no need to stop at various islands; they could press on directly and swiftly all the way to Mingyan Island.

Now it was a fine mess—Grandfather Shen Mu, whom everyone had tried so hard to keep in the dark, finally learned about this matter as well.

Ling Muchen took a deep breath, casually dropped the durian onto the ground, and then bent down to rest his knees upon it.

Pan Lin did not know why Lan Fei acted this way, but he never opposed Lan Fei's words. The group headed straight to Wang Shunmin's law firm. Along the way, Pan Lin had already called his lawyer to come over and found a notary to officially notarize the house.

Yet Ye Shaochen challenged her bottom line again and again. She felt she could no longer dote on him and let him grow spoiled from indulgence.

"He's just a friend of mine. I only wanted to help him through this difficult time, with no other intentions. Please don't misunderstand," Pei An'an explained coaxingly.

Afterwards, during their continuous days in Paris, France, Gu Qingrou took Su Mianmian to tour various scenic spots. Having spent several days playing, Su Mianmian's mood improved considerably, and she seemed to have returned to her former optimistic self.

To think of a thing and do it at once had always been Lan Fei's nature. Wasn't it just buying a ring? Besides, it was only meant to serve as a personal reminder, so buying a cheaper one would suffice.

Zhou Feng frowned slightly. Having known each other for so long, it seemed this young woman's words this time were rather long, and there was even a second interpretation to them.

Moreover, she had a close relationship with Liu Minxuan. Now, to be suddenly told that the two of them were actually supposed to be enemies—who could digest such a revelation all at once?