Chapter 146: The Third Lady (Part One)

My Years as a Rural Outcast Left Dao Approaches 1315 words 2026-04-13 18:48:24

The moment a single drop of the Qiangyuan Elixir Wine touched his lips, Chang Yu spat it all out in one burst. Fresh blood gushed from his mouth like water from a burst pipe.

With no other choice, I hurriedly stopped.

After spitting several mouthfuls, he returned to that same deathly state.

What on earth had Chang Yu gone through to end up like this?

I picked up my phone and was just about to call Fatty Zuo when a voice came from the entrance of the medicine shop...

Master Sword Qi appeared, issued his orders without the slightest courtesy, and then threw back his head and laughed. Shouting, “I ride the wind upon my sword, roaming freely between heaven and earth; I alone am the Wine Sword Immortal!” he charged out.

Seeing the expression on His Highness Chen Erya’s face, Cheng Junyi’s smile deepened. The young man kneeling before her and Chen Xuan was her pride; in her eyes, no one could compare with him.

But there were so many of them that she could not tell which one would open the door. For the moment, she could only take them all, hoping to return the keys before Xia Yuan discovered what had happened.

The fusion of the five fragments of the Earthstar Will had reached ninety percent as well. The process would be complete tomorrow.

Qianye Yunchuan had no idea what Xingcun meant by those words. Even if he had understood, he would not have cared, for his strength was enough to deal with any change.

Even the Great Demon King Piccolo from the Dragon Ball universe revealed a smile when he saw the thumbnail of this video.

He knew he was destined to lose today, but for Rikkaidai, he had to fight until the very last moment.

Coming to the Tower of Heavenly Secrets was such a rare opportunity. Whether he could become a Celestial Master might well depend on this chance.

The soldiers atop the city wall had cloth wrapped around their mouths and noses to reduce the stench. Huo Dong had done the same, but the overpowering odor still made him frown.

“Scatter more caltrops along the outer side of the wall. This is no time to be stingy with them.” Yu Qi pointed toward the low outer wall.

His so-called execution rested on one crucial premise: the target was a mage who endangered the world and brought calamity upon its people.

The moment the shopkeeper saw the Demon-Suppressing Guards arrive, he hurriedly began lamenting his grievances, pointing angrily at Xiao Tie and the other two. Anyone unaware of the truth might have thought he had suffered some terrible injustice.

Liang Chen drew hard on the last of his cigarette, then pulled out another, lit it, and took another deep drag.

“Sha Baichuan, this is repayment for the arrow you used to make Stone betray the Darknight Legion. Now I return it in full. I’ll let you taste what it feels like to be betrayed.” Yang Fan had waited a long time for this moment. At last, today, his wish had come true.

Caesar was not surprised by Richard’s return. The success of the Transcontinental Line Project had made its participants immensely wealthy. For Richard to convert that wealth into power, returning to Norland had been inevitable. As it turned out, he had placed the teleportation array directly in Faust, which was why he had arrived two days before Caesar.

While Sun Yan was still examining the flashlight with his head lowered, the system suddenly appeared and issued a notification.

There was nothing for it but to ask the brothers in his room for help. The fourth roommate was, like him, an ordinary commoner, but their room also housed two major figures. It had been barely more than a month since the start of term, yet both had already made quite a name for themselves at school, nearly reaching the point where everyone under heaven knew them.

That was right. This was a responsibility, and an even greater mission. Lu Tianyu suddenly felt the burden on his shoulders grow unbearably heavy, something he could not shirk.

Seeing that Xu Yang did not take it seriously, the easygoing Xiong Wei paid it no mind either. In his view, if Xu Yang did not consider something a problem, then it definitely was not one.

Faced with this situation, the heavily armored warriors immediately retreated behind their tower shields and pressed tightly together, forming an arc-shaped steel barrier while protecting the portal behind them.

After arriving here, a trace of change finally appeared in Qin Xue’s cold eyes—something akin to confusion.

A few seconds later, the two of them each assumed their stances. Xiang Yu took up a fighting stance, his left hand forward and his right slightly behind. Cheng Minjie, meanwhile, adopted the opening posture of Tai Chi, bending his legs slightly and holding his hands in the void as though embracing the principles of yin and yang.