Chapter 59: The Golden Giant Python

This method definitely won't work, she thought to herself immediately, perhaps...
A giant python?
A giant python was huge and long, but...
She wondered if there were any giant pythons in this forest?
Although she had some rapport with the ordinary snake colonies, a giant python was still a snake after all. Yet, given its massive size, it looked rather terrifying.
Would it even be easy to reason with? Right at that moment, the crowd urged Jiang Cha.
"Girl, hurry up and think of a way!"

She arranged them in a row, and Duan Qin lit the incense. The white smoke from the incense drifted around the tombstone, resembling Duan Qin gently stroking Pining's rough profile.

After finishing what he had to say, Jiang Shunying stood up, walked aside, and made a phone call to Ye Chenfeng.

In truth, none of them wanted to sit here for ages waiting for the Sovereign to use the restroom. No one enjoys waiting, and even if they were waiting for an emperor, they wouldn't be very keen on it.

"However, we should just give it a try first. There's no way I'm letting anyone else take first place; that belongs to me," Leng Yu murmured.

Chenxi led them out of that formation, took out her time accelerator in the forest beside the City of Gods, and placed it on the ground. Everyone had witnessed the capabilities of this time accelerator before, and one by one, they eagerly rushed inside.

Until the middle-aged man left like a gust of wind, Shen Yunqing looked toward Lin Tianyi with a shifting, uncertain expression.

To them, the concept of refining elixirs did not exist at all; any spiritual fruits or herbs were simply swallowed whole.

"Shu, let's go. Leave these matters to them to handle." With that, Inori pulled Shu away from the scene.

He pondered for a moment: the research institute, the noodle shop... and the elders he knew in his life. Bringing all these together, could the person they all knew actually be his father?

The troops marching under Huang Bo were discovered by the scouts of Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu, who subsequently reported the news. Upon hearing this, Zhuge Liang couldn't help but worry for his lord. At that time, their lord, Li Zhe, had gone to intercept these very troops. How had these people managed to break through his lord's blockade in such a grandiose manner and then join forces with Huang Bo?

The cave entrance was fitted with thick iron bars, wrapped around with a heavy iron chain. Xiao Yuanye stepped forward, peered inside by the light, and was seized by a sudden, profound shock.

With Mu Tiange driving, they had a simple lunch at a nearby Cantonese restaurant. Afterwards, Leng Yuwen insisted on going home, leaving Mu Tiange with no choice but to hail a taxi for her and watch her leave.

After Ju Shou left Jingzhou, Pang Tong sat alone in the military tent, pondering to himself: If Yuan Shao really joins forces with the Xiliang warlords Ma Teng and Han Sui to attack Cao Cao, wouldn't Jingzhou be able to take advantage of the fire to loot?

"I can tell your relationship with each other isn't that great, so use tonight to properly mend fences. This mission is crucial; don't end up turning on each other when the time comes," Shui Mengqing's voice drifted out from inside the room.
Cao Cao arrived outside Lady Ding's family home. The door was closed, and hearing the rhythmic clacking of a loom from inside the courtyard, Cao Cao did not go in. He simply sat in his carriage, listening to the steady clatter of the loom, knowing that it was Lady Ding weaving within.

Xiao Yuanye felt somewhat abashed. As for being a heaven-defying talent, he'd rather pass. After all, these inventions belonged to the modern world and had nothing to do with him. Besides, he had forgotten most of them anyway; the vast majority of these notes had been organized by Liu Qianqian.

This porcelain vial contained "Corpse-Dissolving Powder," which turned into a highly corrosive poison the moment it touched water.

"Isn't this even better! If they hadn't left, who knows what might have happened later. Am I right, Mr. Qihao?" Lan Wan'er looked at Qihao, who was the only one left behind, and said with a pointed gaze.

He feigned drowsiness as he sat on the stool, while secretly observing his surroundings. He was convinced that someone was watching his every move from the shadows.