Volume 1, Chapter 26: Yuanyuanyu, have you come to rescue me?

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She never emphasized her background or identity, nor did she boast about the strength of her studio. Instead, she used her concrete actions to show the judges that they were truly designing with heart.
Li Mu turned back, wanting to give Qing’er a gentle pat on the head, but she shyly stepped back, dodging his hand.
However, in the end, Chen Yu did not bring it up, choosing instead to wait quietly for them to speak out.
"Don't, don't talk nonsense here! If I had known about this earlier, I definitely would have told Yaoyao!" Ma Yunyun hurriedly jumped in to deny it.
Anxious and afraid to act rashly, Li Mu feared nothing more than trying to do a good deed and save someone, only to be misunderstood.
Under the arrangements of Assistant Director Zhou Chongguang, the staff were setting up the filming location according to his instructions.
Teacher Li Meizhen couldn't help but complain to herself: "This man looks over forty, while Su Xue’er’s father looks like he’s not even thirty. Who are you calling 'brother'?"
A-Jiu’s thoughts were interrupted. She quickly composed herself, wiped her face, tidied her clothes and hair, and after ensuring she looked presentable, she lifted the curtain and greeted Qi Yao with a smile.
He really did not want to get involved in such matters, but under the current circumstances, he had to do something.
In the distance, the jungle looked as if it had been severed by a guillotine; the green vanished, replaced by gray rock covered in various mosses.
After Wang Taika finished speaking, he reached into Song Xiangcai’s bag, startling her. He then found her phone and placed a call to his own.
Liu Ning opened the pressure cooker, and the aroma of chicken instantly permeated the air. The whole kitchen was filled with the scent. This was only the unfinished dish; it was hard to imagine what it would taste like when it was done.
The weak voice was uttered so softly, yet Long Jingteng heard it clearly, feeling a deep ache in his heart. He was still not prepared for how to face Ouyang Jiaming. Even if rumors painted him as heartless and indifferent to his own kin, facing a situation of this magnitude was another matter entirely.

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With songs like these, if the album didn't sell well, he would write his name backward.
Thinking of his foolproof plan, Yu Kui could not hide the joy in his heart. He stood calmly outside Guanghua Gate, calculating the time, waiting for the devastating news of the Emperor’s passing.
For those living in happiness, spiritual needs are paramount. For Jieun-jang, who had fought with all her might to reach where she was today, having someone by her side was worth more than anything in the world. As long as you don't leave, as long as you are willing to stay with me, even the most outrageous actions are nothing.
"You, what are you here for?" Shu Xi swallowed hard, feeling the weight of his gaze upon her, which only made her fear grow.
Qin Junzhe complained while steering the wheel, the wipers moving incessantly to clear the rain lashing against the windshield.
The distance from here to the East District was not short, and the driver kept glancing at Shu Wang through the rearview mirror along the way.
"Good, take care of yourself; I’m leaving!" Xiang Ling walked a few steps, then stopped. "Zhao Ting, you are no longer outside this game. You are the fated one of this war!" Xiang Ling said with a grave expression. Zhao Ting smiled, nodded to show he understood, and continued to meditate.
The soul in the green robe seemed completely oblivious to the fear he inspired in others, or perhaps he was simply relishing the moment. After personally ending the lives of three disciples of the Baji Sect, he drifted nonchalantly toward the direction of the Medicine King Valley and the National Medical Hall.
Ji Wanyong lowered her eyes, looking guiltily at Chun Jiao, waiting for a reassuring glance.
Jin Sicheng swept a glance at her and suddenly felt irritable, especially when she said she was hungry; his body tensed up.
After the Prince of Qi was fully prepared, he remembered one more thing. To ensure the commotion was significant enough, he sent word to the other vassal kings. As brothers, they should all be together; he didn't believe they would dare not come.
After all, trampling on the confidence of a genius prodigy and breaking them down was his favorite pastime.
They couldn't help but be shocked. Who exactly was this guy standing up, tall as a multi-story building? Others might not know, but as Gu masters, especially those from the Qingshan Miao Village, they knew exactly what he was.

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"I’ve never even met him, yet I clearly know what he likes to eat and what he doesn't. Isn't that strange?" Luo Baiqiu continued.
"People of my age always have a few complaints; you young people should be more tolerant. I asked you here tonight because I want you to accompany me to the Huguo Temple tomorrow morning," Zhou Zong said in a low voice.
Suddenly, applause and laughter erupted as Du Manlin and Li Shijing each took an arm to guide Kang Jiawei gracefully toward the dining table.
Zheng Yi and the others beside them didn't dare utter a word, fearing they might provoke Tong Fei. Of course, Tong Fei wasn't paying them any mind, his eyes fixed firmly on Lin Feng.
After Du Manlin ran out of the Rose Hall, she wound through the Phoenix City Entertainment Center and didn't stop until she reached a bus stop five hundred meters away. By then, she felt physically exhausted, leaning against the signpost and gasping for breath.
Dammit, to think these two could go on a trip during school days and workdays—they were really something.
Fortunately, the testing process for many new drugs was long, giving these pharmaceutical giants a buffer. However, they weren't fools; the current rocket-like growth of the East Union pharmaceutical industry would be fatal for them in the long run.
"Is that Linglong Tower really so powerful that it can be mentioned in the same breath as the Guangwu Seal?" Feng Suixing’s cultivation talent was mediocre, and he didn't value that path too highly, so naturally, he didn't know much about magical artifacts.
Therefore, the terms "reiki recovery" and "supernatural powers" were now things that almost any conspiracy theorist would mention at least once.