Volume 1, Chapter 60: Jellyfish

Deep in the night, the entire world seemed enveloped in darkness.

Only the campsite where Zhuang Fan was located was illuminated by the campfire into a warm halo of light.

Zhuang Fan was intently feeding firewood into the campfire before him.

Therefore, in every aspect, He Yongsheng was far superior to him. Yet even so, He Yongsheng still treated him with the utmost respect to this day, not daring to put on any airs whatsoever.

In Xujiahui, there was an elderly person who once owned an old villa that had been confiscated. Later, with the shift in policies, this elder petitioned the government for several years and finally managed to reclaim the villa.

Returning to the office, everyone went back to their respective desks, some pulling out simple folding cots to get some proper rest.

He did not bother to argue further with Ruan Qingzhi over topics like "I didn't do this," nor did Ruan Qingzhi ask him why he thought she had the ability to save Ling Xiao.

Guan Shanhu noticed Shen Mingyang exerting force in his grip and was taken aback, but he reacted instantly and hurriedly retaliated with force. As they shook hands for a moment, both felt a bone-chilling pain in their palms, and a creaking sound emerged from where their hands met. They forced themselves to keep their expressions normal, preventing their faces from twisting in agony.

They were originally as gentle as doves, but the blows they struck now were more venomous than vipers and more ruthless than jackals.

She seemed to have exhausted all her strength, and blue veins protruded from the back of her smooth, delicate hands due to the exertion.

Moreover, according to the calculations of the quantum computer Krisis, the ultimate primary battlefield would be in Japan. That explained why, despite being composed of various nations, the headquarters command personnel were predominantly from the Japanese side.

It was just a pity that the player character she operated was a complete weakling. Nanmo had never imagined that there could be such a feeble man in this world, one who only knew how to run away holding a camera. Being the one controlling him was simply mortifying.

Feng shui emphasizes cause and effect; this is common knowledge that no one would dispute. Even though no one can scientifically prove the concept of karma, it nonetheless truly exists—it is the accumulated experience and wisdom of our ancestors over thousands of years.

Of course, although I had summoned these figures, it would still take time for them to truly pledge their allegiance to me. Right around that time, I received a call from Heshen, who explicitly asked to meet me, intending to reveal intelligence regarding the deities Sun Squid and Night Squid to show his loyalty. The time was set for that very evening, and I agreed without a moment's hesitation.

Leveraging the jade gourd's Qi-gathering property, along with special secret arts and talismans, to gather the scattered Qi of the dragon vein and restore its essence.

After all, when the false is taken for true, the true becomes false; and when the true is taken for false, the false becomes true. If a lie is spoken and people believe it, it gains a semblance of truth. Since everyone believed Luo Yuxi was his son, Luo Mingjiao would suspect it even less.

A myriad of thoughts raced through Chu Yun's mind as Cheng Kun, the second-in-command of the Earth Wolf Bandits, walked back, and the crowd hurriedly made way for him.

The documents were packed in large kraft paper envelopes—three sets of documents in three kraft paper envelopes—feeling weightless in the hand.

After finishing his bows, Chu Yun began muttering incantations, his hands moving in a peculiar rhythm. About the time it takes to brew a cup of tea, the entire temple began to shake. The temple floor split open, and a pitch-black stone tablet rose from beneath the earth.

Therefore, he had to find another plot of land to continue cultivating spiritual vegetables. The spiritual fields at Pebble Ridge were already barely sufficient for growing spiritual grain; cultivating spiritual vegetables on a large scale there was virtually impossible.

As for spiritual and emotional companionship and attachment, as well as physical needs, they were all identical.

Among the martial artists ranked third through tenth, aside from the fourth and sixth places, all the rest were disciples of sects from Langya Commandery. It seemed that martial artists from further away either had not yet arrived or had not yet begun participating, as there were indeed quite a few martial artists like Chu Yun who wanted to investigate further.