Chapter 57: You Want to Remarry

After finishing the laundry, Jiang Zhixun busied himself with helping Shen Qingqing take her medicine and assisting her with her personal needs.

Shen Qingqing had assumed that since her legs weren't injured, she wouldn't need to trouble Jiang Zhixun.

Yet, as it turned out, she needed his a helping hand with almost everything.

She was instantly overwhelmed with vexation.

Noticing her awkwardness, Jiang Zhixun said in a serious tone, "We aren't divorced yet, which means we are still a legal couple. Taking care of you is my responsibility, so don't overthink it."

Shen Qingqing nodded glumly, her mood...

A palm strike combining three distinct artistic realms caused even the void to tremble, as if it could no longer bear the terrifying might of Ye Wushuang.

"Junior Sister Miaoyi, you know my temper. Once I set my mind on something, no one can stop me. I must go to the Heavenly Dao Path with you," Zhang Bailian said in a deep voice.

Since Lin Huang hailed from the Prison of Sins, not only could he not remain in the Academy, but whether he could even leave alive was a major problem.

There were not many steps, so they had to walk a distance along the doorway where Shangguan Yu and his companion were located to reach the stairs. As for the stairs closest to them, descending them would lead them right toward the open ground.

After all, the two of them were no longer affiliated with Han Shin General Trading. Whatever happened within the company from then on had nothing to do with them anymore.

Right at that moment, a figure cut diagonally into the air. His clothes were slightly tattered, and a trace of blood still lingered at the corner of his mouth—it was indeed Mu Feng.

After sleeping a little longer, Xixi heard a knock at the door of the club. She rubbed her sleepy eyes and lazily crawled out of bed.

However, just as Qin Jiangyan's worries began, a succession of miserable screams echoed from within the Yuan Gate branch.

It was small in size, entirely blood-red, and cut through the vast sky like a blood arrow, charging straight toward Lin Huang.

"So be it. Since things have come to this, Chu Ze, I will impart the general location of that purgatory to you!" Ye Qing extended a hand covered in wrinkles and gently tapped his index finger between Chu Ze's brows. A speck of radiance vanished into his glabella, and Chu Ze's eyes instantly grew hazy and unfocused, as if he had fallen into a trance.

Before her voice had even faded, the man who had all along emitted an intense sense of presence spoke up.

This won't do; I must run. If I keep that thing under my pillow, I'm afraid my brain will truly turn to mush.

Since Shaoyang insisted on leaving, it was naturally not fitting for them to urge him to stay too much. However, as they saw Shaoyang off along the way, the village chief also instructed people to pick plenty of fruits to give to him as a parting gift.

"Is there no one left in my family? Why don't you go live at my place instead! Besides, there's no car in my parking space, and there's a ground lock. What's going on with this ground lock of mine?" Cang Hai asked with a darkened face.

Upon hearing this, Yang Wangwang took a few steps upward as if seeking verification. She poked her head out slightly to look at the people Liu Sanqian had mentioned, and naturally spotted the long queue lined up at the shooting range.

As everything came to an end, a magnificent palace could be seen standing halfway up the mountain, likewise formed by condensing earth. Although the entire palace looked quite grand, having only a single color was simply too monotonous.

Hearing Cang Hai say this, everyone expressed disbelief. Everyone present had spent their entire lives dealing with livestock; how could they possibly fail to tell a good donkey from a bad one?

Cang Hai nodded and said, "Alright, once the water pipes are hooked up and the pump starts working, our village will be able to use running water without even stepping outside."

At the very least, the population of those two cities combined with the nearby city was more than enough to easily fend off ordinary enemy attacks.正是因为这样 (This phrase was partially integrated above for flow, meaning: It was precisely because of this that they felt bold and assured enough to go out and conquer other cities.)

As for the rest... as long as it didn't cross the Bai family's bottom line, the old master naturally turned a blind eye and let him do as he pleased.

The construction work on Mount Hua had reached its final stages, leaving only the concluding detailing work. The management of the劲松别院 (Jingsong Courtyard) remained very strict. A large number of disciples had begun their cultivation, and every day, specialized inner-court disciples from the Chuyun Pavilion were assigned to guide the outer-court disciples in their practice.