Chapter 102: Even the Dogs Show Deep Affection

At the Lingyuan Realm, when Ji Ciyuan received that bottle of millennia-old toad venom, his face darkened like the bottom of a pot, nearly overturning the entire ancient rosewood table.

"Ye... Cang... Ming..."

He gritted his teeth and forced out the three words, golden light surging wildly in his divine eyes. "This young master will sooner or later throw him into a cesspit to soak for three days and nights."

Ling Ce silently stepped back two paces, thinking to himself that the two of them were just as bad as each other.

One delivered a message, the other gifted the toad venom; the cultivation world's gossip tabloids would soon have enough material thanks to them.

"I..." Yuan Feng looked embarrassed, finally biting her fiercely. Her fair fingers clutched her skirt so tightly she almost crushed it.

Thus, under such extraordinary circumstances, one must truly be prepared to face any possible outcome.

Moreover, everyone knew that Chu Ye’s recent words were addressed to the two of them. His words plunged them into deep contemplation, especially the phrase: “A warrior is meant to kill,” which echoed in their minds endlessly.

If it were only a group of nobles who hid away in the official district like carefree lords, aside from the city lord himself, he could still fight them to the death without entering the Return Realm.

In truth, given the current understanding of everything, it was not difficult to see the situation from the perspective of Changmen itself.

Nangong Ming nodded. At the time, he was uneasy and could never allow her to be alone with Chu Aotian. No matter how angry he was, he would never truly neglect her—especially since she was carrying his child.

After Hou Yi suffered his setback, he wandered in the primordial wilderness, sometimes strolling or seeking inspiration. At one point, Hou Yi noticed that when the Ten Golden Crows arrived, many animals hid in mud pits, covering themselves thickly with mud.

“Thank you, senior.” At this moment, Chu Ye neither could nor dared to refuse. He immediately bowed to the elder and then sat down, though he remained reserved. Though somewhat hungry, he dared not casually go eat fruit.

With Qin Yier’s powerful spiritual tracking, Chu Ye and his companions successfully located the Thief Saint’s hideout. What surprised them was that the Thief Saint’s lair was actually inside the Fierce Beast Realm! Truly worthy of the Thief Saint, selecting such an impossible place for his base—no one would have guessed.

Originally, Shen Ziwu was indeed filled with guilt, but seeing the other party so domineering, the words of apology stuck in his throat.

Members of the caravan gradually approached, astonished at the sight of the erected buildings.

After careful identification, he finally realized that a player casually playing cards alone might be the person he was looking for.

Compared to solo missions, this task was simpler, though the process was monotonous and wearying.

After bathing, he returned to find the living room television turned off. Chen’s mother saw him and said, “Rest early tonight.” She had an early shift tomorrow, then they each retreated to their rooms.

“Someone has planted a seed of kindness in your heart. You are no match for him, or perhaps you yourself do not wish to be,” a shadow whispered softly.

Qin Nuan also breathed a sigh of relief. There were some things she wasn’t sure if she should reveal or even could reveal. So, even if Bai Yixian asked, she would likely remain silent.

Liang Zicheng and another quickly cast fireball spells at the demon bear. The demon bear struggled against the entangling plants but was hit hard by two fireballs.

“Wait, don’t eat that!” Song Haoze immediately slapped the snack out of Luo Qianqian’s hand.

Only then did they learn that the mole country’s competitor was a survival expert—after all this time, he had only managed to kill a single first-level fierce beast.

During school, Jiao Jiao felt that Bei Xiang’s attention was not only on Yi Xuan but also on her.

Due to the constraints of the screen format, acting requirements for television dramas were not as demanding, and directors were less strict during filming.