Volume 1, Chapter 34: Princess Changning Teaches Commandant Du to Play Mahjong
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Staring at Yang Hao and seeing that he was rendered speechless, Xie Yifeng swept his gaze over those around him, clasped his fists, and explained in a ringing voice.
Liu Shiying could only shake his head helplessly. There was no doubt that the failure of this test had been caused by the materials, and everyone present knew it perfectly well.
Nearby, seeing that the Marquis of Yongsheng was still young yet already had a head of white hair, passersby turned their eyes toward him.
In the heart of the imperial capital of Huaxia, inside a quiet courtyard, Tang Yunshan had, for once, found some leisure. He drank tea with Li Fu while discussing their thoughts about the future.
Afterward, the Ashoka Pillar was placed inside a royal carriage prepared in advance. Li Zhi had bestowed the carriage specially to lend the occasion due solemnity.
With that, he turned and entered the bedroom. Before long, he dragged out a large cardboard box from beneath the bed.
“Gong Ziqi, your own martial arts are poor, so you don’t dare separate from everyone else! Why are you blaming Ruge? Is it Xu Zhilan’s fault that she died? And are you really worried about Xu Zhilan?” Jin Ge cursed Gong Ziqi outright.
“I don’t want to be with you. Let go of me!” Shi Ruge struggled, trying only to break free of Yi Zhuofeng, but he merely tightened his grip around her body, making the pain worse.
Everyone knew that outer space was a field tied to the future. By now, they had already fallen far behind Huaxia. If they did not work harder and catch up, Huaxia would soon surge ahead alone, leaving them unable even to see its dust.
If his feelings were as intense and fervent as her feelings for him—if they were equally persistent and unwavering—then he would come galloping toward her with a long saber in hand, caring for nothing else in the world.
When those people saw Ye Feng, the anger on their faces did not ease. Instead, they became even more agitated.
Martha thought for a moment, then shook her head. “God did not bless me. I was not fortunate enough to have my child stay by my side.”
Meanwhile, Guihai Yidao and Kongbu, who had been hiding behind the others, had vanished without anyone noticing. They had slipped away the instant they heard that rule.
The Great Scarlet Furnace rapidly expanded in size. After Chen Jianghe opened its lid, thousands upon thousands of crimson rays cascaded from within, contending with Situ Xiang’s illusory stellar flames. The pressure on Chen Jianghe suddenly eased, allowing him to free one hand to deal with Situ Xiang. Without another word, he appeared before Situ Xiang, carrying with him countless strands of killing intent.
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What did it mean to be handsome? No matter what color you paired with him, you would feel that color had been dyed solely for the sake of his complexion.
After the three of them finished eating, they went to the Twin Tigers Merchant Association across the street. This time, even the four great guardians had no way to hide in midair and could only follow them inside.
Later, they had even planted soybeans and the like. Somehow, though, they gradually disappeared. It was as if all those soybeans had died, and no one could find them anymore.
If not for the fact that Xu Yuan had once cared for him with such deep devotion, then given his temper, he would have long since worn that faint smile, kicked Xu Yuan’s drunken, limp body into the elevator, and let her spend the night going up and down, savoring the wonderful life of an all-night elevator tour.
When a wall collapses, everyone pushes it down; when a broken drum appears, ten thousand people strike it. This great saying from the Dashun Empire can be summed up in four words: go with the tide.
The place they arrived at seemed to be underground, yet it did not resemble a basement. It was extremely spacious and brightly lit, and there was not even a ceiling in sight.
Seventeenth on the List of Famous Figures in life, Red-Bearded Aida was his closest friend, nicknamed the Gray Dove. Died during a god-level mission.
At first, she had merely been suspicious of the cobblestones. After all, even ancient courtyards sometimes used such decorations. But from the moment she entered this room, she had sensed something amiss. Uncle Chong Xuan had also crossed over from another world. Could this be the very house he had once lived in?
Brother Monkey said, “What are you afraid of? I guarantee the food will be ready when we get back. We can make up for it together then. You’ll even get to eat a chicken leg.”
Just as I was about to head for the door, I suddenly remembered something extremely important: I knew absolutely nothing about medicinal herbs, and I did not even know which herbs we were supposed to use.
Only after they could no longer see that heap of things, and after they had entered the city proper, did Wei Xiao finally calm down somewhat. Lan Yin and Zhouzhou sensed that Wei Xiao was troubled and silently kept him company.
“Oh dear!” The moment Brother Sand Priest finished speaking, Brother Monkey’s voice came from outside.
“What is it?” Brother Sand Priest asked.
I said, “This is bad!” Then I quickly lay down beside the crack and peered outside.
“I’m not afraid of a broken bed. You sleep here tonight. I’ll sleep at your place.” Lian Zhou countered each move as it came.
The thirty-two former heads of the Duan family had all asked themselves inwardly: if they had been born in the same era as Chu Fan, if time had flowed backward several hundred years, could they have been as powerful—and as insane—as Chu Fan?
Winged Angel Katie had been utterly enraged by Red-Bearded Aida. A flash of red light appeared in her hand, forming a massive greatsword even larger than Red-Bearded Aida’s Blood-Colored Cherry Blossoms.
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Do this, find a job, get a feel for Hong Kong, make a bet—everything should probably be fine, fine, fine, fine, darling.
What Lightwave had never dreamed was that the Wutong Sect had actually become involved in this matter as well.
At the junction of the Taiyun Mountains and Meteor Wind Valley stood the mighty Sun-Shielding Peak. The entire mountain towered more than three thousand zhang into the sky, majestic beyond compare. It was truly impossible to imagine how magnificent the main body of Qiuhua Peak must be—the mountain hailed as the foremost peak south of the empire, forever concealed within clouds and mist.
As he pondered this, Ye Yi reached once more for the Windtail Grass. Since this enforcer had already said so, there was no need for him to hold back. Besides, since Liu San had just established the wager, these two stalks of Windtail Grass naturally belonged to him.
When all was said and done, humans were merely living creatures. The first principle of every living creature was survival. Before survival, all talk of gentlemanly conduct was nothing but nonsense.
She anxiously tried to rush forward and stop Black Xuan’s reckless act, but a thin barrier blocked her path.
At this thought, the solemnity in Yang Hao’s eyes deepened. His hand seals shifted at lightning speed, and a golden beast claw shot out first. Before it reached a distance of ten feet from him, it intercepted the first palm seal.
Shui Xian’er had slept poorly the entire previous night. Her mind was filled with that sword of infinite radiance, along with the handsome figure within its gleaming light.
Lu Bu chased Gongsun Zan from behind as though he were amusing himself with a monkey. Every so often, he would lightly thrust his Fangtian Painted Halberd. Each time, it came within a hair’s breadth of skewering Gongsun Zan into a candied hawthorn skewer.
“Good grief, that thing is huge…” Li Yulong’s backside clenched. Just imagine a half-naked exhibitionist approaching you with a thick, lengthy pole while you were tied up. Tell me—would you be frightened?
Doughty’s heart cried out. Then, gazing at the silent, deserted stands in the deep night, he seemed to see countless fans cheering for their team. His spirit soared, and his blood began to burn.
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