Chapter Sixty-Seven: Director Wu Resigns
But after he became acquainted with Zhang Jingsen, Master Zhang, the other man's smile grew noticeably warmer. When he returned that evening, he even seemed on the verge of saying something, but hesitated.
Yet Yan Xuan, using the pretext of drunkenness, did not respond to the man's overture.
He understood perfectly well what today’s incident meant. The commotion he caused today had made his name known, and it was likely to bring him plenty of customers.
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Lorenzo could not make sense of it; he forced his head up, but his vision was utterly blurred, the whole world twisting, contorting, and falling apart.
There must be both criticism and praise, so that public opinion can be better guided and the atmosphere changed. At the same time, it helps stabilize the region.
The capacity of the vessel is limited; one day the anonymous minds will run out of memory, and be completely possessed by the counter-meme.
There is rice in the south as well, but at most it is harvested once or twice a year. This season is not ideal for rice growth; though the three-season rice is not particularly tasty, simply having enough to eat is already a blessing. Liu Ye cared little for such matters; many were still living in famine.
When hungry, delicious food is delivered to your door; when tired, a soft bed awaits for sleep; and when bored, there is something called “television” showing all sorts of entertaining programs.
Though only a junior Golden Immortal, even those at the senior level could not match the density of his aura.
On the deserted streets late at night, neon lights flickered. Mo Wuwen’s heart was restless; these beings who died and returned—were they human, ghosts, or monsters?
The square roulette wheel had ten slots: four on the top and bottom, two on each side, and a huge start button in the center.
"Wuwen, what happened to that Zhang Chang’an after he was possessed by the demon and fell into the Grey Realm?" Wei Dingjun asked curiously.
Although Shen Ruoshi was not a truly competent city lord in the later decades of his life, at least in his earlier years, he was fully worthy of the title. In both ability and resolve, he was among the best of his time.
The spreading flames faded. The ground lay in ruins, and where Qin Hai had stood, there was now a massive charred black object.
Zhan Feihong was stunned for a moment; he had never expected that the seemingly mysterious middle-aged physician would make such a joke.
The two clashed with overwhelming force, but in truth, they themselves suffered the most; some with weaker mental strength fainted outright.
"Ye Yu, I don’t mind sharing a room with you," Asakura Lin suddenly gathered her courage, her cheeks flushed as she looked at Xie Ye Yu and spoke just as his blood stirred.
Zhou Qingshan saw so many customers placing deposits in such a short time, his face grew grim. He thought, is this guy just absurdly lucky?
Gao Ming saw that Ren Jian’s expression didn’t seem like he was lying. Thinking back, he’d gone home so early last night—how could he have unfinished business that had to wait till morning? He let the matter drop and told him, "Su Han was going to see you off too, but I didn’t let her come."
As the leader of the Sacred Sect and the Dean of the Sword Institute were about to be humiliated, Wang Jiu suddenly spoke and interrupted the three.
After regaining her senses, Martha immediately demanded that Arnold put her down. Looking at her surroundings, she realized they were still within the boundaries of the Celestial Temple.
Only after breaking free from his delusions did he realize what species he had just encountered. Its size, its ugliness—it nearly made him vomit every meal he’d ever eaten.
Of course, if I had seen the attributes in advance, I wouldn’t have thought the demeanor was anything special.
Beichen Ao and Ying Yanlian never expected that after all their investigations, the old master had known everything from the start, had even made preparations to act, only for his death to bring it all to an end. They truly did not know what to say.