Volume One, Chapter 30: If She Had to Go Through It Once More, She Thought She Would Choose Death

"Of course!"

"Where do you live? Shall I see you home? Since you've already bought me clothes, won't you let me play the role of a gallant protector?"

"Um... alright."

Wen Zhi did not refuse. "I live around here."

"Around here?"

If the Ten Thousand Beasts Valley were to popularize this method of beast taming, who in the martial arts world could possibly stand against them?

Huang Zhong was anxious, worried that Gan Ning would seize Nanchang first, which would significantly diminish his own achievements. After resting for three days in Aixian, he received Liu Yong's orders and immediately set out. He dispatched Guan Ping with five thousand troops to attack Yifeng, sent Zhou Cang with another five thousand to attack Jianchang, and led the remaining forces himself, along with Han Hao, to escort Cheng Pu directly to Nanchang.

During this time, Fang Yi was surprised to discover that Kong Qingci was incredibly knowledgeable and possessed a mind far beyond the ordinary. Upon pressing her for details, he learned that she had earned her doctorate immediately after graduating from university without further advanced study. She had then spent two years abroad for further training before returning home to gradually take over the family business.

The next morning, news of Si Yu poisoning the beasts of the Ten Thousand Beasts Valley spread rapidly among the disciples.

Xiang Hao told Xiao Chan about his plan to establish a branch sect in the Imperial Capital. Xiao Chan’s expression turned solemn as he fell into deep contemplation.

Xiang Hao stared fixedly at the Spirit-Slaying Sword, his heart racing. He desperately wanted to use the Secret of Arms to seize the sword, but unfortunately, lacking magical power, he was unable to invoke it.

"You're not letting me in because of this bicycle, are you?" Fang Yi said suddenly.

"I'm warning you, don't be so thick-skinned here, or I'll be forced to use violence to remove you," the security guard said with a darkened face.

"Jingzhou scoundrel, prepare to meet your end!" Zhou Tai roared, brandishing his long spear and lunging forward with a fierce strike.

At this moment, Ouyang Rou walked down and sat beside Ouyang Lie, listening intently to what Fu Xi had to say next.

As she spoke, Liu Yanyue’s resentment grew. She remembered the last time at Yushan, when Xiao Fei drove the car like a plane and nearly plummeted off a cliff. Ever since then, the sight of a car made her want to vomit—all thanks to Xiao Fei.

Although Boss Zhong had a broken leg, he was an esper with a resilient body. Even if he were to bleed out, he would hold on longer than an ordinary person, so he remained conscious.

This time, they had brought out seventy percent of the team's elite, and in particular, there was an incomparably powerful figure sitting behind him.

Wu Yue’s internal energy was now severely depleted, to the point where he could barely sustain flight. With no other choice, he swallowed a divine pill. The pill melted instantly, and a massive surge of energy flooded into his body.

On the rocky shore by the creek, a wisp of smoke rose steadily, drifting through the sky with the late spring breeze.

In the Ghost Realm, a grand funeral was held under the presiding of Realm Lord Wu Yue. The remains of the Ghost King Ling Tian were laid to rest in the mausoleum of the past kings of the Ghost Realm.

She realized she had been wrong. Perhaps... Lu Yu wasn't just asking her to keep his own secret; the secret of this pill formula... should also be protected.

Hearing Jiang Liushi's voice from behind him, Chu Chongshan swayed, his mouth opening to spew another mouthful of blood.

The police had received instructions from above to detain Ai Nongnong until her guardian arrived, noting that it would take at least a few million in bail to secure her release.

Her experiences after the apocalypse, including Chu Songming blowing out the minibus tires just moments ago, had made Ran Xiyu clearly realize that the most precious thing in this post-apocalyptic world was trust between people. Devoid of the constraints of law and morality, such trust was incredibly rare.