Volume One, Chapter 90: Husband Comes Home—No Sleep for You Tonight

"Xia Zhiyuan is truly despicable!"

"Exactly, Yang Min was such a good girl, and now she's ruined by her!"

Five hundred thousand—it was nearly equivalent to his annual pocket money. Now, his bank card held only four hundred thousand, short by another hundred thousand.

"You know the name already. What more do you want to know?" I sat back down abruptly, appearing calm, though inside, that name kept echoing endlessly.

"Bah! You think I'm beneath you or what? Back in the day, I was a model student for six years running!" Lin Hao retorted.

"There's no point in saying anything now. Since I've fallen into your hands, do as you please." Thomas spoke with unexpected resilience. Even in the face of death, he maintained his courage—stronger than many Americans.

But that was all it could do. As the vine whipped across the ground like a lash, it rebounded and sprang toward it. There was no time left to dodge.

Following the escape route he'd just mapped, Ye Tian silently circled the positions of the two enemy units, beginning to lay a cunning minefield.

It was simply submission before the might of the dragon. Faced with such overwhelming power, what could they possibly use to resist?

That day, Lin Lin and his companions hurried to the Storm Esports Arena. What surprised them was the sheer number of people gathered there... Yet on second thought, it made sense: a derby match in the China battle zone was bound to be fierce, with both teams being seasoned powerhouses and performing remarkably well.

This man had previously been an independent swordsman. To have cultivated his skills to this level was nearly the limit. Though his combat prowess matched others, his abilities paled in comparison to those of the sword servants who had undergone systematic training.

No need to elaborate: it effectively reduced the damage he suffered by 33%, making him sturdier and improving his chances of survival.

This was the territory of the Forbidden Hag. Escape was impossible now; death was the only outcome.

They had seen such situations countless times. Recently, many pampered youths had been escorted by half-step supreme experts, and the bloody lessons from those moments were still vivid in their minds.

Moreover, Ye Cheng was now deeply worried about Li Zhengyuan's situation. Ever since the white-robed soldiers erected massive defenses at the edge, he hadn't been able to observe anything below.

Though it was daytime, heavy curtains shrouded the room in darkness. Before they could even discern the state of the bedroom, they were swiftly ushered out.

Qi Tian, at the Phenomenon Stage, had secluded himself for three months and then challenged the ancient threshold that no demon clan had surpassed since antiquity. Not only did he succeed, he mastered the Star Phenomenon—a feat almost beyond belief.

In the end, the voice of Star Dawn faded to a whisper. The girl simply wasn't good at lying.

Ye Qiang hurriedly set Jiang Chao down and activated his Eye of Investigation. He saw that the status once labeled "injured" had returned to "normal." Despite the wounds still being visible, Ye Qiang knew they no longer posed a threat to his life.

Before Diga lay two fossils—two monster egg fossils. Diga had examined them with his X-ray vision; they were indeed fossils, containing not a single living cell.

After all, this was just a trivial monthly rookie award. The true heavyweight newcomer prizes were the World No. 1 Manga Award, the Tezuka Award, and the Akatsuka Award.

He picked up the icy drop of blood jade pendant from his chest with his right hand and held it before his eyes in the darkness, scrutinizing it to discover its wonders—how could it have allowed her to travel through time? Did the True Martial God have to expend enormous power to make such a thing possible?