Volume 1, Chapter 65: You Want Me to Go into the Water Fully Dressed?

Inside the room, when Zhao Ye returned, he happened to see Xiangzhu getting down from the couch. He raised his eyebrows as usual and walked closer to her.

"Twenty-seven thousand auxiliary troops, and thirty thousand Han troops will be quite enough," Zhang Liang suggested to Han Xin after a brief moment of thought.

With no clues whatsoever in the deep forest, the searchers were being driven to the very brink of emotional and psychological collapse.

Furthermore, the cerebral structure of the royal bloodline was fundamentally different from that of ordinary people. Once a mutation began, the neural architecture would shift accordingly, making the erasure of memories nearly impossible.

"Rookie! Do you know that interrupting someone while they are speaking is a very punchable offense?" Revell snatched the order from Yang Xiu before Eve could.

Upon learning about a live-streamer who had time-traveled to a parallel world, the general manager of Apple's advertising department slammed his desk and immediately decided to hire him to star in an Apple commercial.

The reality was simple: Lu Lin merely believed the food delivery industry was extremely lucrative and wanted to bring Starlet along to make a fortune.

City Lord Mengqi was clad in a long robe that concealed her graceful and exquisite figure. With her hands clasped behind her back, she cast a sweeping gaze across the entire assembly.

"Very well," Lin Qing nodded, turned to look at Ye Zier on the computer screen, and clicked on the donation tab with his mouse.

At this single glance, the last glimmer of hope in the handsome young man's heart was completely shattered. He stared blankly at the screen, looking as though he had been struck by lightning.

Third, and most importantly, given Lu Lin's current circumstances, no company would ever invest in him. Therefore, making a movie or releasing a music album was completely out of the question for the time being.

"I am fine!" Xun Yi said with great emphasis, looking somewhat foolish in the process. Once he adjusted himself, he repeated with a smile, "I am fine." At this very moment, he was sitting right in front of that mysterious grid.

Xun Yi sat in a daze for a while, then walked into the inner chamber and collapsed flat onto the bed. He closed his eyes and furrowed his brows tightly, wearing an expression of someone struggling fiercely against inner turmoil. Before long, he began to gnash his teeth, making a grinding sound, clenched his fists tightly, and his entire body trembled.

In the past, before boundary seals were established here, people could come and go freely, but the quagmires frequently wreaked havoc, more than enough to swallow cultivators whole. Only later was the rule established to open the area once every three months, avoiding the days when the marshes raged. Yet today, this swamp had clearly broken a rule passed down for ten thousand years, erupting from the ground of its own accord.

Beneath the veil of night, Liu Jun, wearing a waiter's white shirt and black vest, helped Kim Tae-hee up. He was still holding a knife in his hand, while Kim Tae-hee, bruised and battered, cursed incessantly, her tirade echoing repeatedly from the end of the alley.

At that moment, a sudden premonition of danger gripped her heart. Before she could even react, several cold, gleaming flashes of light lunged toward her flank.

Li Bin kept watch from sunset until the midnight hour, when suddenly the sound of hooves broke the stillness of the avenue, and a carriage drawn by five matching white horses galloped toward the gates of the Crown Prince's Palace.

Xun Yi stared blankly at the "kidney bean" and began to fret. The significance of an item entrusted by a high-level cultivator on his deathbed went without saying, but the Thousand Precepts Sect was at least a million miles away. Making a round trip would take God knows how many years, yet he was filled with an ardent longing to see his master.

As for whether Meow Meow would be free from financial worries in the future, that was not something she needed to fret over. As her father, he would earn enough wealth for Meow Meow before he grew old—wealth she could never spend in a lifetime.

They say extreme joy begets sorrow. Just as Chen Mo was rejoicing that merging the immortal essence of these five hundred Arhats would surely allow him to contend head-on with Tathagata, a bizarre alms bowl struck him squarely in the back, leaving him utterly without time to react.