Volume 1, Chapter 59: An Obstacle in the Heart

"He is Li Zhen?" Li Yu speculated. In his investigations, Shen Shuzheng had only ever had some ambiguous and unclear entanglements with his sworn elder brother, Li Zhen.

Coupled with An Zeyis unremitting care and conditioning, Sasuke skin was now smooth, his hands fair and delicate. Dressed in formal attire and holding a cypress folding fan, he looked entirely like a well-to-do young aristocrat. No one would ever imagine that three months ago, he was still a ninja.

"My dear sister must understand, some people can spend a lifetime together and still remain as strangers upon meeting, while others, even if seen but once, will be regarded as lifelong soulmates. That is precisely how I feel about you, sister..." Princess Ling'an smiled brightly.

Anne froze for a moment, then immediately reacted. Could Xiao Mutang have made the call to Ye Ning instead?

Sheng Ge gaze fell upon a certain spot, her expression instantly darkening. Frowning slightly, she reached out and drew the curtains tightly shut.

"If you have the nerve, say it then. See if I dare to get angry or not!" Qu You narrowed her eyes, sweeping a dangerous gaze toward Chu Yu.

The two of them frolicked and wrestled on the bed for a while until seven-thirty, when they had no choice but to get up. Nuannuan had to return to Fulu Courtyard to keep Grandma company for breakfast, while Shisheng still had work to do. After tending to patients, he still had to screen the doctors who had applied to come learn in the afternoon.

"Ninth Sister-in-law is dressed up in such a way that your foolish brother almost failed to recognize you. Truly, clothes make the man as a saddle makes the horse; it is no exaggeration to call this radiant." Chu Xu showered praises without restraint, and even Shen Yan behind him nodded in agreement.

It did not matter, however, for Li Zhen had all sorts of men at his disposal anyway; he probably would not finish meeting them even by the end of the year.

Therefore, An Zeyun absolutely would not allow creatures like mice to exist in his home, nor would he ever allow Dark to eat mice right under his nose.

Cthulhu glared with blood-red eyes, and grandiose, ancient messages transmitted directly into the ears of every single living creature.

With that, Pei Hanqing turned his gaze back to the map, seemingly organizing and deeply pondering the strategic layout he had just spoken of, checking if there were any loopholes anywhere.

In his mind, since Yang Yan had said there was such a method, he naturally would not deceive him.

Li Hao directly pressed the confirmation button, and a blue halo representing the game instantly flew out of the screen, vanishing into the company's conference room.

"When did I ever say you were stupid? Such an obvious thing, saying it out loud just hurts feelings," Li Hao replied while gripping the steering wheel, his words capable of irritating someone to death.

Jie Di said without the slightest hesitation, "This junior has thought it through and is certain he wishes to use the teleportation." If the Feng family could truly be annihilated, he was willing to forgo any reward; a hidden clan as massive as the Feng family would yield more than enough value just from taking a portion of their possessions.

Over the past few days, as Yang Yan—one of the Four Sovereigns—spread the news that the extraterrestrial demons were about to invade, it acted like a depth charge, causing massive uproar in both the hidden realm and the secular world.

"I love lying on the back of a horse, admiring the majestic eagles soaring high through the sky." Her eyes gradually began to gleam, as if she had already found that eagle amidst the nocturnal darkness.

Such a perfect masterpiece had been trampled upon just like that. In anyone's heart, feelings of sorrow and anger were simply unavoidable.

"Oh my, Teacher Wang, just spit it out, stop keeping us in suspense!" Xu Hongmei urged impatiently. She was someone with a fiery temperament who disliked beating around the bush.

As for Jiang Hao and Qianmeng, after leaving the office, Qianmeng packed up some things and set off with Jiang Hao. Because her hometown was very far from Mudu, the two had to leave right away so they could arrive by noon the next day.

The snake physician still found it hard to believe—could mere ordinary medicinal pills possibly have such a tremendous effect on humans?

At the ghost-faced shopkeeper's establishment, he had consumed countless bizarre and unusual ingredients, but the giant toad before him undoubtedly exceeded his bottom line of endurance—at the very least, could you please skin it before roasting?

Hans had not yet finished speaking when far away, at an extremely distant location—at least three or four thousand miles from this burial plain—a terrifying blood-red light soared straight into the heavens.

"Do you know the one in the yellow dress? Her figure looks amazing." Ouyang Qian stared at the group like a starving wolf, saliva practically dripping from her mouth the next instant. Not stopping there, she insisted on pulling Gu Muzhi along to look, using her other hand to gesture in front of her own chest, spreading her fingers apart and closing them again with an expression bordering on lewd.

After much deliberation, Gu Muzhi ultimately decided to go and ask Qin Boyong in person to clear things up, because she always felt that Qin Boyong was intentionally avoiding her.

Gao Xi, on the other hand, stood to the side with an extremely astonished expression, constantly observing Yue Hanxiang's every move.

Mu laughed loudly, dazzling and brilliant light erupting from both his hands and transforming into a circular blade wheel that he brought down vertically to slash straight at Gatekeeper Number Seven.

"You just stimulated the alchemy flame; its power was exceptionally great and the temperature was extremely high, which ended up leaving the room looking like this." At this, Chu Qiao could not help but feel a bit helpless. Looking at the furniture around Jiang Hao, there were clear scorched marks, and they obviously could no longer be used.

Order after order began to be transmitted downward. The well-rested pikemen began to form up and march forward, arraying themselves in the gaps between the wagons. Monotonous beats of drums began to echo among the array of carts.

Thus, these merchants successively sought out their proper positions and order. Sitting down, they looked toward the new Imperial Inspector, waiting for him to speak.

Thinking of this, Liu Shiyi slightly nodded and exhaled a breath, raising his hand to pull out another cigarette, lighting it between his lips and taking a fierce drag.