Chapter 106

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Shen Tingchen maintained an expression as cold and unreadable as a millennia-old iceberg throughout, half leaning against the driver’s door, watching Bai Ruoyi inspect his car thoroughly.
In truth, everyone had already learned these details from Chen Yingxue, yet they couldn’t help but ask for more specifics.
When Chai Hua executed the sweeping kick, two strikes had already landed on his back; the sharp, pounding sounds were truly chilling.
“Ah, Master Yang, what should I do? I sold the Chang’an car with you, do I really have to buy it back now?” Liu Wei sounded puzzled.
Old Master Chu looked at his son, shielding Lin Yuyan closely by his side, his thick brows furrowed slightly, displeasure written clearly at the corners of his eyes.
Bai Lei’s shameless reply nearly made Shu Ke burst out laughing, but fortunately, he managed to hold back at the crucial moment.
Back when Jun Chen unleashed his full power with the Bloodthirsty Sword, its might was only stronger than it is now, yet it still failed to kill Zhang Daozhen at the time. Now that Zhang Daozhen had grown so formidable, he must be perfectly safe.
“Go to the Criminal Investigation Division, Director Zuo’s office,” Dupong ordered. Lennon lightly tapped the button for the twenty-first floor where the Criminal Investigation Division was located. The elevator shot upward, and within seconds, the doors opened on the twenty-first floor.
In the end, Tang Qing did not stop moving forward; his curiosity about what lay at the end was too strong. Even if it was hell itself, he would dare to forge ahead.
“How did you get in touch with Zhao Hang from the Tianlong Group?” Bai Lei found this somewhat absurd. Was money really that important? Why did he feel satisfied as long as there was enough to spend?
Because of this, no matter what, he had to side with Bai Chuan on this matter, even if it meant telling blatant lies.
Now, this flower of sin bloomed vividly in the so-called “holy land,” blossoming in “Mariejois.”
Chen Ping’an and his companions advanced like no one was there through the Moonlight Sect. Only some low-level disciples of the Moonlight Sect came to stop them, and even by the time they reached the main peak, not a single cultivator above the Golden Core stage appeared.
On the way back, Gu Jin received a message. She told Yao Zijun to return first, then took a taxi to the airport herself.

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Then he bent down, warm breath brushing against her ear. Gu Wanwan suddenly felt her heart race, so nervous she dared not breathe loudly.
Jiang Yinxī reached the riverbank, looked at the impassable path, and faced the two-story high embankment before lightly jumping down. This was truly a case of “the cart will find a way when it reaches the mountain.”
After all, in the past couple of years, during every New Year’s family gathering, Gu Jin was always dispatched by Ruan Lihua and Gu Zhentao.
Such an eager display made Wei Mingjie feel uneasy in his heart at once.
At this moment, Cao Cao also hoped that Xun Yu could see reason and abandon his former thoughts to follow him completely.
“If that guy hadn’t escaped into the void turbulence, I would have caught him already,” Jiang Yi felt quite embarrassed.
After Zhang Dongtao and Li Yan led the vanguard of 100,000 troops, Li Zicheng immediately began relevant deployments.
Only after a brief conversation did Kong Yingda sit down, repeatedly yawning, clearly very tired.
Fu Bo, already knowing the answer, smiled calmly, showing no sign of losing composure despite the sudden improvement in the other’s condition.
She thought too simply; in such turbulent times, living a peaceful, leisurely life was not so easy—especially for those with exceptional abilities.
After the four realized what was happening, they quickly jumped out of the car but were still knocked down. Sun Mengyao and Qin Huo were the most distracted, so their reactions were slower than Zhang Mengbao and Zhu Xiaofei’s, and they had no choice but to fall to the ground.
Fortunately, the place where they stopped was near a rocky mountain with a cave that could shelter them. Otherwise, things would have been difficult for the two of them—they probably wouldn’t have made it to Dongshan and would have had to give up halfway.
However, someone seemed not to have rubbed their back before; combined with their injuries, it was extremely difficult for him to do so.
Before Chen Tianhong’s resolute decision and determination, all objections were obviously futile. It seemed stubborn, yet was perfectly reasonable. So everyone simply remained silent.

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“What about social events? I heard that people in this country often hold all kinds of parties. Has he really never attended any?”
At this moment, the multi-treasure cauldron radiated intense heat. Even though Li Sishen wore a magic robe that protected him from heat and cold, sweat constantly beaded on his forehead. Not to mention his two clones, whose robes were now plastered tightly against their bodies.
Unpleasant things happen eight or nine times out of ten. Nothing in this world can go perfectly smoothly. There is always a choice to be made, and how to choose ultimately comes down to whether what you select is worth giving up the alternatives.
Seeing the situation, Morgan fearlessly stood up, two machine guns before him spitting fire continuously. But the opposing firepower was obviously stronger; a torrent of bullets poured over Morgan, leaving countless tiny holes in his body in mere moments.
She wrapped her thin coat around herself, turning her face aside, and noticed the old lady smiling at her. She thought, “What a considerate grandma.”
This furnace of pills was called the Regenerative Bone-Healing Pill, a low-grade human pill used to treat external injuries. It was also the most consumed pill in the Broken Bone Mountain Range.
Senior Brother Fang spoke gravely, and the others nodded repeatedly in agreement. Then, the group rose with their magical devices, floating motionless fifty or sixty feet in the air. Each cast a rudimentary invisibility spell to conceal their forms, tightly clutching their formation flags.
When Ye Qingqing returned indoors and looked at the people inside, an inexplicable irritation welled up inside her.
Lu Bingbing no longer wanted to speak because Chen Leishen’s words were truly accurate. Thinking of this, Lu Bingbing sighed and rested her head on Chen Leishen’s shoulder.
The Star Observer had just merged with his auxiliary spirit. Initially, he was at a disadvantage, but as the fight progressed and his understanding deepened, becoming proficient with his six magical treasures, he was able to hold his own against Li Shiguang.