Chapter 213: Chen Jiehua Fulfills Her Wish

Night fell. Chen Jiehua and Jin Zhenji took advantage of the darkness to reach the hillside on the outskirts of Ping'an Village. Finding a large tree, Chen instructed Zhenji to climb it with the binoculars.

"Be careful. The lenses reflect light, so don't stare at any one spot for more than three seconds. Don't watch the Japanese soldiers for more than a second, especially that portly one! You only need to identify who enters the village to complete your mission."

After giving his instructions, Chen Jiehua continued forward.

After some testing, it seemed that the restrictions here had truly been lifted, yet a faint scent of pesticide lingered in the air, causing a slight sense of dizziness. Although the symptoms were mild, they were enough to warrant Jiang Feng's concern.

As soon as he turned a corner into the alley, he shook off the sprinting hounds—well, he couldn't see them anymore, but Jiang Feng could still hear the thunderous sound of a thousand horses galloping behind him.

In short, while it was heavily entertainment-oriented, it carried significant weight within the industry because the winners were determined by large-scale online data voting.

After all, Lu Beichuan's talent was beyond what ordinary people could match. Furthermore, not only did he not squander his gift, but he also carved out his own path during his most difficult times.

If she didn't want to be discovered, why would she wear high heels? It was obvious that the click of heels in such a quiet place would surely give her away.

"If you two were just ordinary classmates, I would turn a blind eye. But you used to be so close, and it's not worth falling out over the music festival. The reason I arranged it this way is that I hope you two can resolve your differences," Tan Ziming said earnestly.

"Yaoqi, look at my sister... I truly don't understand why she has to twist my words. She abandoned me abroad without a second thought, and now she is doing this again..." Gu Qingting could not finish her sentence, continuing to weep.

Lin Fangze had not even caught his breath yet, only waving his hand at them. Gu Lina felt unsettled by this, and Li Muzi reached out to put an arm around her. Gu Lina looked back at her with teary eyes, and Li Muzi gave her a smile.

The difficulty of killing the green python was too high. At any rate, Jiang Feng lacked the confidence right now. Should he give it a try?

"What is there to be angry about?" Lu Yicheng uttered this, which only served to make Lin Ruoqing completely furious.

Guo Shunxuan toyed with the cigarette tucked behind his ear, rolling it between his fingers. His gaze was thoughtful, filled with complex emotions as he looked down at the cigarette.

This time, it wasn't just Shen Feiyang's expression that changed; even Xi Mu'an's gaze toward them was calm and devoid of ripples, as if the people before him were no longer living beings, but the dead.

It was midsummer, and Yu Qiqi felt hot; she had kicked the quilt on the bed onto the floor, where it lay in a pathetic heap in the corner.

Although Du Yunfeng was protected by the "Innate Righteous Energy Technique," he felt it would be better to draw a prize before heading to that mysterious space, just in case.

It was said that those who had witnessed Divine Lord Deng Yin in action discovered that several of the manifestations within his "Bone-Crushing Mighty God-Demon" technique strongly resembled practitioners who had cultivated the "Barren Mighty God-Demon Body" years ago. Unfortunately, no one dared to question him to his face, and the matter eventually became nothing more than idle gossip.

Maria stared at Wang Tian. She knew she had guessed correctly, which only strengthened her resolve: she absolutely could not let Wang Tian off easily; she had to make him treat her to a meal.

The disciples of the Yunxia Sect all felt that Zhou Danping’s outburst at this moment clearly showed she had gone mad over wanting the other side's cultivation technique.

Simon felt that it might not be a suitable night to be out, and he likely wouldn't gain anything. He turned around to head back, preparing to leave the labyrinthine alleys and return home as soon as possible; it was so cold outside, and his bed would be much warmer.

"Go and find as many candles as you can—thick, long-burning, and with minimal smoke," she instructed the others.

The fundamental reason for this misunderstanding was that Wang Hongli was unaware of the rumors circulating that morning regarding Kang Jianli being left behind.