Chapter 59

Having prepared some milt at home and remembering that Lou Fengming had bought so much fish yesterday, they asked Bai Youyue to deliver some to him and teach him how to cook it. Steaming was simple enough for an idiot; at worst, one could just toss it into water and boil it.

Meanwhile, beside Luo Chen, Yi Qiu's boneless, jade-like hands tightly gripped Luo Chen's sleeve, her face a mask of utter astonishment.

These Jiangxi people all remembered the Japanese pirates. Even if the places they lived had never been harassed by them, people from Jiangxi traveled everywhere, and in reality, many had suffered losses at the hands of the pirates. Therefore, as time passed, the memory remained deeply ingrained.

However, thinking of someone subsequently coming to the lounge, exhausted and hungry, hoping to find a snack in the storage cabinet for a temporary fix, only to find it completely empty and wearing an expression of utter despair—just imagining that allowed me to slightly ease my dissatisfaction of not having tasted the delicacy.

Discovering bandits in one county today and dealing with a lawsuit in another tomorrow, running about in exhaustion every day, would lead to absolute chaos.

As Yu Sheng felt the battle-qi python behind him pounce toward him, the moment he swung his right-hand saber to hack at it, he discovered that the battle-qi pythons on his right and in front were also lunging forward. Just as he used his left-hand saber to strike the pythons in front and on his right, he suddenly realized that the pythons on his left and directly above had already launched an attack against him.

His so-called love was naturally a love for Xu You's talent. Regardless of what flaws Xu You might have, his talent was something Liu Bao's heart yearned for. Thus, during these past few days, although he did not seek advice from him on matters, he invariably brought him along whenever they discussed affairs. Now, driven to helplessness, Liu Bao had no choice but to turn to him for help.

The Prince of Xin returned the salute with a slightly excited clasp of his fists, saying, "Many thanks to all you princes and senior ministers. This prince will surely devote his utmost effort and never fail the Emperor's expectations. All of you ministers are the pillars of our dynasty, whom I have long held in high admiration. I hope to receive much guidance and assistance from you all." Hearing the Prince of Xin speak thus, the crowd successively offered modest and courteous replies.

Riding astride Malcolm, her legs tightly entwined around his neck, her next move was the death roll—forcibly twisting her own body, bending downward, and spinning continuously. Once Malcolm tumbled over light-headed and heavy-footed, his neck would be snapped.

She could mention this matter to Xing Lin later and ask if he had experienced anything similar to give her some advice.

This was a mission that demanded unbridled audacity and required unbridled behavior; hence, certain people were exceptionally suited for it right from their inherent personality and psychological makeup.

Bai Qingge did not spell things out completely. Although Gu Zhitian currently appeared very calm and seemed to have accepted it, deep down, he had never truly crossed this hurdle in his heart. The quieter he seemed now, the more terrifying he would become in the future.

He could only sigh and step back a little. Yet he told himself: Forget it. I am a man standing seven chi tall; what is money worth? The days ahead are still long, and I will surely not fail her sincere feelings toward me.

Even at this point, Mu Qianyan still found no reason to make herself believe everything that had happened recently.

"Brother Xiaobai." Hong Tian, having broken through to the Divine Bridge Realm, looked somewhat excited, her gaze sweeping back and forth across everyone with a somewhat belligerent air.

"Junior Brother Qian, you must remember my name, alright?" At this moment, Qing Yuxin looked at Qian Duoduo and said.

"Seal it for me." Xiaoran felt inwardly startled, yet his face wore a somewhat stubborn expression. As he watched Xiaobai and sensed the extreme, tyrannical power contained within that spear, his right hand rapidly tapped the void several times.

"Me too," Liao Chenchen replied to her, though she overlooked the fact that Song Yangyang had used the word "again" when making the statement.

Since the most troublesome and disruptive person had returned to Konoha, the other ninjas ought to behave a little more obediently.

"You said you had something to discuss with me—what is it? Is there another big order?" After ordering her dishes, An Ruchu cut straight to the chase and asked Qingcheng.

"You don't like it? Then shall I have Eighth Brother order them to change it immediately?" Xia茉 was startled, fearing the old matriarch might not be pleased.

Back in the day, Yolo was the sole supporter of Shunzhi's fondness for Consort Dongge, and he maintained an extremely good relationship with her. Otherwise, Shunzhi would never have single-handedly promoted such a loyal and staunch supporter of his own accord.

The suddenly visiting guest startled Letestin, and she instinctively prepared for battle.

The news that An Ruchu had taken Qingqing as a disciple and intended to sign her up for the design competition spread like wildfire within the company, creating quite a stir at the time. But regardless of how people talked, being colleagues within the same company, most people still hoped that Qingqing would win an award.

Recalling the scene back then, Feng Yong felt that perhaps he truly ought to change his approach. Jingmo was not an unreasonable person either; otherwise, he would not have tolerated him for so long.

Their antlers were also extremely well-kept and refined, looking almost translucent and exquisite.

"Do you think the Reincarnation team will pull off some stunts within these two minutes?" someone asked while watching the giant screen. Because we won against the TH team in the previous match, a portion of the audience still held high hopes for our team.

Subsequently, two robust black men rushed out of the vehicle, wielding massive blades, looking precisely like executioners from ancient China.

Zhou Zejiu truly had this thought. He felt grateful to his grandmother; otherwise, under the care of such a mother, he would have knelt down tens of thousands of times already, wouldn't he?

"You are still young; why envy others? Children will come in time, there's no need to rush. Sometimes, having children later is better than having them early!" Among the emperor's children born early, how many were able to establish themselves securely?

The opening effect was quite good, and at least Zhou Bai was very relaxed, which also allowed Li Jing to heave a sigh of relief. She deeply feared interviewing nervous newcomers whose taut nerves required her to expend a vast amount of energy finding topics to help them relax.

Clearly, this battle would not end easily. After ten years of fighting, the Black Tiger Demonic Monk had one hundred thousand remaining, while two billion Asuras had been wiped out. Yet, compared to his total number exceeding one hundred billion, the Asuras remained formidable.

"However, do you know that just this afternoon, quite a few high-ranking members of the capital's aristocratic families have already used various channels and connections to inquire about your background?" Elder Ye said again.

Seeing the Elves suddenly scatter, Luoyi was also momentarily stunned. He had originally intended to team up with others to explore the dungeon, but now that idea seemed impossible to realize.

Ji Jingxi conceded that he himself was incapable of completely driving the aristocratic clans out of the imperial court. This was partly because of Yang Qian, and partly because aristocratic clans indeed readily produced talented individuals—an area where the nobility and commoners currently found it difficult to compete unless a grand reform was undertaken.

Shi Hui did not stay at the inn for breakfast, instead choosing a roadside food stall not far away. As for roadside stalls, Shen Biqing was not accustomed to them at first—not unaccustomed to the food, but unaccustomed to sitting outside eating in full view of the public.