Volume 1, Chapter 65: Everyone You Meet is the Wrong Person

Yan Xi drove for a long time before he finally couldn't help asking, "Boss, I think I just saw my sister-in-law."

Xie Xingzhuo, who had been resting his head on his hand with a dejected look and thought all hope was lost, instantly sprang up and caught the cup of juice.

At this moment, a foul, fishy stench wafted out from the room. Enduring the terrible odor, Chen Wu continued the process of toxin transfer.

What could he do? After thinking for a moment, he went to Room 902, retrieved all the jewelry, polished them clean, and decided to use them as compensation.

Fensing the sharp, chilling gleam above his head, Shi Jian seemed somewhat wary for a moment. Coupled with the twenty-four Sea-Suppressing Pearls, the grand formation was currently enveloping everyone present.

Inside the palace made of massive boulders, Gonggong sat upon his throne, standing ten feet tall, looking down at Wanyu with a condescending gaze.

"It's fine. Even a Master-level beast tamer has to be reasonable, right?" Her father comforted Su He.

Hearing this, Su Zijin rode her horse past Hu Da, dismounted, and walked straight into the largest courtyard on the estate.

However, acquiring the spiritual materials needed to refine the Soul-Nourishing Pill was exceedingly difficult. While Wanyu recognized most of the medicinal herbs, there were a few he did not know at all.

There was no other reason; most of the other travelers on this official road still had healthy, ruddy complexions, meaning they at least had enough to eat.

Su He thought it was over, but to her surprise, the host did not move the microphone away and instead looked at her with an expression of eager anticipation.

Ling Hao wasn't particularly bothered by this, because now that the Water Spirit and the mysterious profound arts had merged, spiritual energy from heaven and earth continued to pour into his body endlessly even without him cultivating.

Without the land reform system, probably half the population would go hungry, let alone being able to provide ample food for the orphanages and refugee shelters scattered across every state and county.

With Ledson taking the lead, the remaining commanders of the Android Corps also stood up to introduce themselves and their adjutants.

"Forget it, how many people do you have?" Longzhu shook his head irritably, then held out his hand to Lin Ai, shaking it up and down as he spoke.

Yet at the same time, he felt deeply envious of Kazu and the others, while remaining full of anticipation for his own future.

Without the brand-new positioning of Legend of Wukong, the later animated film Monkey King: Hero Is Back might not have found such fertile soil to grow in. Even with a fresh angle of interpretation, wasn't it true that after Monkey King: Hero Is Back hit the big screen, many people still found the image of Sun Wukong incomprehensible and unacceptable?

Just at that critical, split-second moment, Ye Lanyu behind her suddenly lunged forward, one hand tightly clamping over Jian He's mouth while the other wrapped around her upper body, pinning both her arms. Jian He struggled frantically, trying to smash her head against the wooden board.

He wasn't just watching the fun without fear of big trouble; he wanted to see what his subordinates were up to—whether they actually dared to gamble with the imperial stables.

On this day, all the androids on patrol duty gathered around the carrier rocket, awaiting the arrival of the aircraft carrier.

As she spoke, her eyes turned red. Wasn't everything she did for the sake of Gu Yixuan? Now that Gu Yixuan had seen Yuanchu's "true face," he shouldn't be bewitched by her anymore, right?

"What does this mean? Could it be that she was about to turn into a zombie just now?" I hurriedly stepped away from her side.

One must realize that out of a global population of billions, tens of millions of awakened individuals had emerged over a decade. Although most possessed weak strength and useless abilities, under such a large base, there were still hundreds of A-rank awakened powerhouses.

The more I thought about it, the more wrong it felt. These were all pieces of evidence of their corpse trafficking. How could Wang Xiao, as a police officer, agree to burn everything completely based solely on the excuse of a corpse coming back to life?