Chapter 101: Have You Really Lost Control?

Wen Ni looked at Lin Luo with an indescribable expression. “Is there really no one left in this world whom you care about?”
Lin Luo pinched Wen Ni’s cheek. “Aren’t you one of them?”
Wen Ni teased, “And who is the other one?”
Lin Luo only smiled, saying nothing.
“A balance-bearer from your family is my sister’s mortal enemy. She’s the reason Sui Xin suffered so much. I can’t be friends with you,” Ai Suiyi said bluntly.
The other party’s profile picture showed a middle-aged man with a beer belly, dressed in a black e-sports team uniform.
Standing behind Su Lan was Shan Moyan, taller than Su Lan. From the side, one could see blood already seeping from Su Lan’s neck, a glaring trail of crimson running down.
“Some people are blind enough to question our Mengmeng. I’m here especially to slap a few faces,” Li Junyu explained with perfect composure.
Song Zhinuan was deliberately trying to provoke Bo Tang. A hot-tempered young man was simply too amusing when he bristled in anger.
They chatted for a few more minutes before parting ways. Yun Qingxue frowned and turned upstairs, while Shen Jiajia stepped out of the shop.

There was no fluctuation of spiritual power at all. It wasn’t a magical tool—just a broken lid with an ordinary talisman for calming souls attached.
Everyone said Pei’er was dead. Her body had floated up in the Spring Street Pond after three days. She only remembered many people coming to her house, the ceaseless sounds of weeping, curses, and fists pounding in anger, then a great fire. That winter, she was sent away.
Recalling what had happened these past two days, Ling Yun wrote a letter to alert the authorities, and upon returning to the marquis’s residence, smoothly reclaimed his title as heir. Everything seemed to be progressing perfectly, yet it all felt like punching into a cloud—strangely hollow.
With searing pain, blood spurted out. Before I could recover, Ren Zhiqing, still formidable, raised his twin blades and swung them at me.
Such agitation couldn’t last—Gu Pan decided to say something to calm everyone down.
I hope everyone can report on this matter objectively and rationally. Let’s not add fuel to the rumors circulating online.
How long has it even been? How could Anan possibly be in the nursing room right now? Besides, there’s a monster outside!
It’s worth mentioning that after a long period of cultivation and with Ye Muqing’s significant help before her disappearance, Di Qin and the others had also broken through to the Celestial Dao Divine Realm. Among them, Di Qin’s cultivation was the highest, reaching the very peak of the Celestial Dao’s third stage.
“Luoluo, don’t listen to her nonsense. I believe in you. If you keep working hard, you’ll break through sooner or later.” He patted her head affectionately.
Are there still people so unafraid of death these days!? Cycling in broad daylight, and looking so casual about it!?

Fortunately, his wife and child survived, rescued by others. They brought the matter to the emperor and, in the end, the truth came to light.
Blue side, Su Ning: top lane Jayce, jungle Udyr, mid Viktor, bot lane Xayah and Alistar.
At this moment, Gnar had only gained an extra three hundred gold’s worth of armor since before—the equipment gap was simply too huge.
If this last disciple were to become an eighth-tier alchemist in the future, the value of this single pill would skyrocket.
“Feiyao! Get the money! Without it, do you want Mom to die?” Peng Meili, seeing that Shen Fei remained unmoved, roared furiously at Deng Feiyao.
September was fast approaching, and the weather was gradually turning cooler. When Qin Jiayan reached the riverside, goosebumps prickled over her skin. She rubbed her arms and took a deep breath.
Ji Qingxi, completely unaware she’d already been played for a fool, arrived at the destination with a complicated feeling she couldn’t even put into words. Fortunately, they’d finally arrived.
Kaidi had been waiting at the airport for quite some time. Seeing the crowd, he immediately understood what was going on. Still, he hadn’t expected to be a step too late, letting the media get their scoop first.