Chapter 56: The Streamer You Follow Has Gone Live

All the people of the interstellar community knew that the Alliance had twelve legions in total, each stationed in different locations to ensure that the Zerg would never invade the worlds where humans lived, and to prevent the alien flora from spreading uncontrollably in human habitats. They guarded the people from every corner.

In reality, none of the legions—whether the Second, Third, or others—were particularly ostentatious, though they occasionally appeared before the public eye. Only the First Legion had gone silent for over a century.

“I’m a rogue, and there’s nothing you can do about it! Let me tell you, I warned Lu Yan. I can cheat, but she can’t,” Li Jun declared with a snap of his fingers.

“You… you actually betrayed me!” Dong Chao shouted in fury. At that moment, several police officers approached and handcuffed him.

Wu Hao was initially angry that Liu Yin had left for out-of-town studies without his permission. Yet, his mood improved greatly when he saw Lu Yan, so he entered the room wearing a smile.

He explained his plan in detail. After he finished, the generals exchanged glances, remaining silent for a long time. Clearly, they did not understand Xie Wuji’s intentions.

After walking several blocks, she stopped at a traffic light and saw Wu Hao standing across the street, watching her.

At midnight, a roguish smile played on his lips. He opened his fan with a flourish and nudged Qing Ying’s back, signaling it to move forward. There was no other way—his left hand was useless, and with a fan in his right hand, he naturally couldn’t hold the reins to the horse.

First, they agreed that Xinghai Technology would establish the “Xinghai Knowledge Bank,” designated as the sole central bank responsible for collecting and managing all data.

From an orphan with no parents to having a father, and then earning the respect and affection of everyone around him—all at the tender age of five—his mind was almost entirely immersed in excitement and happiness, yet deep within, there was unease and confusion.

Huo Yanchuan reminded her not to act rashly against the Rong family today; she knew well that the focus today was not on the Rong family.

“Auntie, didn’t you say the product was supposed to be excellent? Why is it different today?” Li Jun tried to defuse the situation.

“You’re right! Better to marry well than to be born well. I refuse to stoop to the level of barbarians. One day, you will be crawling at my feet!” Diane Yuan flicked the handkerchief in her hand and strode toward her mother’s courtyard in the west.

Since she was already here, why be so secretive? Could it be Sun Yueyao again? If she was afraid of Jiang Wan’s strictness, she should say so directly. But she seemed sluggish and unwell now, so there was no point in arguing further.

He was no fool. Although his eldest sister had spoken, promising to cook several good dishes every Sunday if he came by, the siblings would enjoy a nice meal together.

“Senior means that you are also a spirit?” Seeing the person before him was not a demon, the only remaining possibility was that he was a spirit.

However, the stone-like soldier seemed to notice Han Qianyu’s movements and raised his shield to block the way.

The relative of that salesperson had made white sugar, but it was difficult to sell because rural folk were reluctant to spend money on white sugar. Though it was customary to give sugar during the New Year, it was usually red sugar, and hardly anyone gave white sugar.

Fortunately, during the earlier battle with the Red-Tailed Leopard, it hadn’t attacked with its tail. Otherwise, it wouldn’t have been so easily hunted, Han Qianyu thought with surprise.

“You’re back,” a voice broke the silence of the night. The figure hid behind a golden Buddha statue, his voice elegant and gentle. In just one day, he seemed to have comprehended love and attained profound enlightenment.

“But it’s so dark already, and we don’t even have a place to sleep,” Cui Hao said, glancing at the bright moon overhead with disappointment.

At some point, the faint light below gradually grew clearer. Chu Ze was thrilled and patted Jing Xuan beside him, only to find she had unknowingly fallen asleep.

“Zheng Zheng, your old man never imagined that nearing retirement, he could still become the big boss of a company, haha,” Xi Yaozhi laughed heartily, shaking the thick stack of contracts in his hands.