Volume 1, Chapter 24: Leaving the Starry Sky and the Method to Deal with Hongjun

Lin Yang did not leave the Lunar Star immediately, choosing instead to remain for some time longer. During this period, Wangshu guided his cultivation, elucidating the profound mysteries of the Primordial Golden Immortal realm. Lin Yang gained immensely from her teachings. Meanwhile, using the Sun Essence Wheel and Moon Essence Wheel that Lin Yang had gifted her, Wangshu began to contemplate the Dao of the Sun and the Dao of Yin and Yang.

"Too late. You will spend tonight in the hospital morgue!" Song Zhaoqi's sinister voice drifted from behind, making my heart skip a beat.

"You are usually so cautious; why would you act so rashly as to pull out this needle?" I suddenly thought of this suspicious question. This girl is meticulous—sometimes even more thoughtful than I am—so it stands to reason she wouldn't have been so impulsive.

Xiao Yitian raised a hand. "Aunt, please bear with me for a moment. Let me analyze this first." He then asked Xue Mufeng and Luo Shuying a few detailed questions, gaining a rough understanding of the situation.

"Welcome!" The bespectacled shopkeeper greeted them with a smile but remained seated. Was this a welcome, or was it not?

"I already told you, do not disturb me!" Shen Fan frowned slightly, opened his eyes, and said.

"You beast, you shall die a miserable death!" The King cursed at Monisulu, his body trembling with rage.

An Guoqing fell silent. He was well aware that people like Wei Jingwei befriended him only to gain access to his father, An Zhiru. He had previously thought little of it, believing that sharing a meal or a drink was trivial, but after hearing Luo Zhiyuan’s grave assessment, he naturally grew wary.

After they had eaten and drunk their fill, Old Ji told me he was heading back to Handan. He said that if I ever encountered difficulties, I could mention his nickname at a nearby City God Temple, and it would definitely work. He loved making friends and was well-acquainted with the ghostly officials at various City God Temples; as long as I mentioned I was his friend, they would surely do him a favor.

Today, she wore slightly heavier makeup to conceal her overly pale complexion.

Jiang Nuan stayed by her side, picking up the clothes from time to time to imagine how they would look once the baby was born.

Lin Tianya roared in frustration. Du Yan was the son of Du Juan's older brother and was temporarily staying at the Lin residence. It was already a grievance that he couldn't grant Du Juan the position of legitimate wife, so he had intended to take care of her family—and now, look, this care had led to trouble.

Li Tianqi reached out and gently grasped the Hetian jade hairpin, carefully removing it. He then stood it upright on the round table once more; surprisingly, it did not fall, remaining firmly balanced on the surface.

Toward these enemies who had struck him countless times, Zengwu felt a bone-deep hatred. He was finally going to engage in a face-to-face brawl with him; he was going to tear him to pieces.

Indeed, Lizhu still remembered the expression of fury and terror on Old Lady Ye’s face when she heard the word "poppy."

On the top floor, beside the furnace, a middle-aged man with a detached expression and a head of red hair muttered to himself. Although he claimed the person was unworthy, a flash of murderous intent crossed his eyes; it seemed he was thoroughly annoyed by this individual.

Du Han agreed without a second thought. Sitting on the bed in her pink pajamas, she made a peace sign and smiled radiantly.

They all rose early the next day. Old Lady Ye took Shen Yun and Cao Liangse to the Li residence, leaving Ye Lu'an to manage the household.

Wei Tianxing was only slightly surprised, but this did not alter his intentions; he had already planned to face Ren Mofan in a one-on-one duel.

After all, he had personally taught Tang Ning Occlumency. Although the West did not have an explicit saying like "a teacher for a day is a father for life," it did not mean they lacked the concept of respecting one's mentor. In Snape's heart, Tang Ning was clearly a traitor to his tutelage.

Zhou Nan and Xun Fangyu had not seen each other for ten days, and their hearts were yearning for one another. Hearing her reminder, he found her words deeply persuasive.