Volume One, Chapter 21: You're Quite Hard to Kill!

“Twin Dragons in the Sky? Sword Intent?” At this moment, Li Zhanming, who had originally looked on with disdain, was stunned and speechless upon witnessing Lin Han’s technique. He could not imagine that a newcomer like Lin Han had comprehended the Sword Intent—and was even a two-star prodigy.

The voice of Sun Wukong echoed in Lin Han’s mind. No wonder Sun Wukong had roamed across the Three Thousand Great Realms; his insight was extraordinarily vast.

Ordinarily, when great beings reincarnate, most of their memories are lost, blending them indistinguishably among the masses. However, cultivators who have practiced the Path of Reincarnation can retain certain crucial memories after rebirth, laying a foundation for their rise in the next life.

He was supposed to be with Shen Yixuan and had even mentioned he might not return tonight. How could he be here now, dressed only in casual homewear?

The ambush troops guarding the two exits of Qingtian Gorge quickly surged toward the gorge’s center. On one side were Mu Feng and three others accompanied by a bat-winged beast; on the other side stood only the Flame Demon Lord.

“Don’t worry. No matter what happens, I will take good care of both you and your child,” he said as he stepped out of the hospital room.

Meteors rained one after another—about three thousand in total—symbolizing the Three Thousand Great Paths.

“Dazu Rock Carvings and Wheel Loop Lake—does this have anything to do with what happened to Nie Feng and the others?” Zhu Jing asked, puzzled. Before she could finish, Tang Feng pulled her out of the room.

But when Guan Mingyuan regained consciousness, the medical staff who had looked down on Lin Tianyu turned pale and waved their hands as if witnessing something unbelievable, their expressions bordering on madness.

At the same time, Situ Zixi was filled with admiration. How did Zhang Tiegen know that Mao Yizhou was unharmed?

Qin Yun’er remained unconscious. Ximen Jing thought to himself that this was the best time to escape. He immediately picked up a straight blade and began prying at the handcuffs on his wrist.

“Ugh, I’ve eaten them all!” Huang Qing was momentarily stunned, somewhat amused and helpless, never expecting this day to come. Without food, there is no nourishment to energize the cells.

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The Lord nodded in agreement. This was why, when Chu Yan went mad and asked him to merge with the power of destruction, he did so without hesitation.

“Then lead the way!” Liu Wei said, and a glimmer of delight flashed in the old man’s eyes as he immediately stepped forward.

The townsfolk had not yet returned, but Su Qiong had already gone home. Except for Qin Chuan’s troops stationed in Hei Yun Town, the rest had returned to their main base.

“Trash! You dare to attempt killing me? Dare to defy the Heavenly Realm? You’re courting death!” Chu Yan sneered disdainfully, then swung his sword again with dazzling, relentless moves.

Back then, Ximen Jing was a wealthy scion with a generous nature. He immediately reached into his wallet to help his friend repay a loan. Wu Cong politely declined, saying, “I don’t dare take your money—not because I’m stingy, but because though poor, my ambitions are high. Tightening one’s belt is no disgrace. Since you think highly of me, just invite me out for drinks a few more times.”

The entire academy buzzed with one topic: how to join this newly established research lab.

That man dragged Ye Fei out and gave him a shove. Ye Fei stared at him blankly, glancing back repeatedly as he left. He truly hadn’t expected that the person he saved, who was already out of danger when delivered, would end up dying.

Seeing all those zeros behind the figure, Zhang Yifan checked several times before confirming it was indeed one million.

This was a skill Joe had acquired shortly after arriving in this world. But due to its extremely foolish requirements, Joe had never used it.

She would force herself to laugh with them, join their conversations, and do things she disliked, striving to blend into their circle.

“Elder Jiang, I really can’t understand why things are like this here,” Xu Ping’an said to Jiang Jiarong, a retired official from the Central Ministry who should have some insight on the matter.

Zheng Xian’s expression was troubled. He rubbed his face helplessly and said, “It’s our ancestor. After returning from Rome, he personally passed down the message that the Star Devourer is the universe’s mightiest deity, transcending the limits of a god and becoming a semi-regular, immortal entity.”

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Xiang Yue’e realized she hadn’t yet bought the gifts she had planned for her two older sisters. So she took Peng Lanlan and Yingzi to the foreign-made shoe store they had visited before.

Shangguan Ruixin gave Wang Yingying a look, silently signaling her to leave. If Wang Yingying insisted on leaving, Young Master Li would not stop her—after all, she was still under his custody.

If Lin Chuan continued to delay without resolving matters, those celestial gods would certainly seek to ally with him for their descendants, even striking some kind of agreement.

An uncle kneeling before his nephew—many had never seen such a thing before, and soon students, parents, and passersby gathered around to watch.

Because he was so close to the emperor, many imperial guards dared not recklessly shoot arrows, fearing accidental injury. Still, a few feathered arrows flew toward Yue Wuxia’s body, piercing around her. Xuan Ling suddenly leapt up, shielding the emperor.

Gao Wu sneered, circulating his internal energy once through his body, instantly burning away the chilling aura wrapped around him. Yang energy, drawn from the sun’s essence, possessed the attributes of supreme strength and brightness. Dealing with these cold auras was effortless.

It was not too late in the evening, but the sky had already darkened. None of them could sleep, so they wandered out to the countryside together. Gentle breezes, bright moonlight, swimming fish, fragrant flowers, and a quiet stream lined the path. If not seen with one’s own eyes, it would be hard to imagine such a hidden world within the vast sea.

Su San, hearing this, hurriedly looked again at the strange marble tile from before. There was nothing on it; perhaps she had been nervous and mistaken.

“Really, doing unnecessary things again,” Angeliya said displeased, but she still expanded her magical net outward, forcing the soldiers to retreat.

Farldi suddenly appeared beside Yao. Before Yao could react, he had already grasped Yao’s sword-wielding hand with one hand.