Chapter 28: Live Stream Sales Host
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“If it had been you who took the bullet, you would probably already be beyond saving.” The destruction finally ceased. One-Eye rose to his feet, swaying slightly.
Lin Chuyue glared fiercely at Lin Siwei, but Lin Siwei merely shrugged. This had little to do with her, after all.
He slowly shook his head. An unnatural look flickered across his face as he gazed at Wei An in the distance. Then he shifted his eyes away once more and slowly turned them toward the young man surnamed Zhou, who was standing far off with his head lowered, studying the tiger tally in his hand.
As soon as he finished speaking, the Princess Consort of Ning did not wait for Lin Jingshan to react. She grabbed Dong Zirui and left at once.
A man dressed in a long gown and carrying a long sword was sitting alone in a corner. Perhaps he found the story tiresome, for he had even smashed his wine cup onto the floor. Xi Bei could not help taking another look. The man possessed an extraordinary bearing, but the sight of his face proved disappointing—it was an utterly ordinary face.
“The advertisement shoot went very smoothly today. Let’s take a group photo!” Bei Shirui pulled Zhang Ze toward the outside.
The sales representative standing nearby heard Zhang Ze’s words, and her eyes lit up. Good heavens—at this rate, she would earn an entire month’s commission today.
The brawny man turned around and calmly faced the anxious old man, who stood less than three inches away.
“What if it was the person who attacked Blackwind Mountain? How would you repay him then?” Tang Sanzang lay beneath the large tree he had pointed out earlier and spoke casually.
“No, that absolutely was not a heavenly tribulation. A heavenly tribulation should consist of wind, fire, and thunder together. This time there was only a thunder tribulation, and the power contained in those thunderclouds was unquestionably inferior to that of a heavenly tribulation.” The white-browed old Daoist of Emei stared at the terrifying scene in the distance, filled with shock yet still maintaining his composure.
The Glacier Bastion blazed brilliantly as it clashed head-on with the boss. With my current attributes, I was in no way at a disadvantage. Shield Bash in particular had an almost one-hundred-percent hit rate, completely eliminating any chance for the boss to unleash its ultimate move. The moment the Sword Spirit boss began casting, Shield Bash could smash it apart at once.
Bing Ruo was desperately thirsty as well. Dragging her exhausted body along, she collapsed by the roadside. This feeling of fleeing was truly miserable... Once you stopped, it became difficult to start running again. That was why battles emphasized striking while the momentum was strong: once your spirit broke, it was hard to regain it.
What had originally been merely the martial technique Charging Arrow was transformed into a skill of the Feather Sniper series because of his formidable heavenly-grade life vein.
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Among the major classes, there were many special combat techniques that were impossible to guard against, such as Li Xiang’s Dark Master Aura, the archer’s Guidance Technique, and the rogue’s Backstab. You would only realize you had been hit after the attack landed. But with this advanced priest’s robe, there was no longer any need to worry about that.
“What’s so strange about me knowing the Heaven-and-Earth Hand?” Xing Fei countered. In his eyes, the skeleton before him was strange to an extreme degree. The half-human monster he had encountered earlier had wanted to destroy him merely because of his name, while this skeleton had become so agitated over the Heaven-and-Earth Hand.
Wu Meiyi wept bitterly from remorse—remorse over everything she had done in the past, and over her inability to part with Jiang Xueyan. Jiang Xueyan, from beginning to end, merely shed tears in silence.
“I’m leaving!” Rod said solemnly as he looked at his companions. Yet the smile he revealed appeared so stiff.
“President Xia, if there’s nothing else you need to instruct me about, I’ll go check on the preparations.” Seeing Xia Mingzhu deep in thought, Zhou Ziyan said it anyway. He truly did not want to remain here and feel as though Xia Mingzhu’s gaze were peeling the skin from his body.
Leng Yan’s usually icy expression now held a faint smile, and that trace of a smile made her seem noble and graceful. For a moment, the many reporters below were all left staring in stunned silence.
His spirit was in no way inferior to that of the Three Mountains and Five Sacred Peaks. It was the effect of the lightning born from the yellow oppressive force that finally allowed Feng Chen to straighten his chest. Though he watched the violent clash unfold less than a decimeter before his eyes, he was completely untouched by its fierce impact.
Chen Fan sent his spiritual sense inward and discovered that within the jade scroll seemed to lie the souls of ancient tigers and dragons. His destiny could be controlled by him.
If word reached the clan, there would be little trouble from the jackal-and-tiger pair, Yun Fei and Baili Chunfeng. At most, the old master would beat Baili Chunfeng, then happily send him of his own accord to Yun Fei’s residence.
“You needn’t feel ashamed. To make the blood and qi within me churn like this, you have already done exceptionally well. Perhaps even a Half-Saint would be unable to inflict such an impact upon me.” Zi Lingtian praised him.
After two days of silence, Kakar finally made another move—and this time, the movement was especially grand and shocking. The instant Lelouch saw the formation Kakar had deployed, he understood Kakar’s strategy. After weighing the situation, he realized that the outer wall was doomed.
The danger did not come from the sharpened bamboo flying down from above, but from an ambush launched from her blind spot. A pointed bamboo spear more than a foot long grazed past her ear and viciously embedded itself in an elm tree.
Monk Fashan had originally still had something to say to Tianming, but seeing that Tianming’s entire mind was focused on Dong Zhiyun, he could only suppress his words for the moment. “Yes. Come with me.” With that, he walked away first.
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A tide of abuse engulfed Jiang Tian. His expression remained cold and solemn as before. In silence, he turned and walked toward the blood pool in the ancestral grounds.
Unfortunately, Yang Yin possessed none of the necessary conditions. His deprivation of most people’s titles would inevitably arouse the resentment of the vast majority, while Yang Ying, as a Han official, would likewise never win the support of the Xianbei nobles who controlled most of Northern Qi’s military forces at the time.
The man’s words left his son stunned. He nodded silently to show that he understood. The man looked at his son once more, smiled, and turned to walk toward his own room.
Su Yi’s mind went blank. She stared at the sachet in her hand, speechless for a long while. It was obvious that the sachet contained nothing like silver. As Su Yi held it, her fingers faintly outlined a shape within. She was suddenly struck with terror.
At that moment, Zhang Zhidong did not dare speak too forcefully. He was worried that if he angered Wang Haoming, Wang Haoming might refuse to compete with him again, leaving him with no chance to turn the tables.
They would certainly be so shocked that it would take several days for them to recover. Was this really their domineering, authoritarian, abstinent-style CEO?
The Tokyo Stock Exchange was the largest of Japan’s eight stock exchanges. Together with the Osaka Securities Exchange, it accounted for ninety percent of Japan’s annual trading volume.
The new principal, Li Chen, also knew him. He had once been an administrator on the former board of trustees and had never taught Li Chen any courses, though they had met several times at past banquets. He spoke highly of Oppson’s contributions to Abington.
A large truck failed to swerve in time, crashed into the roadside guardrail, and overturned.
Thinking back on it now, Yunxi had only become unhappy after he answered her last night that he did not like children.
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