Volume One, Chapter 34: Apologize to Teacher Fang

Li Shuhe had actually not cooked for a long time. Ever since she regained control of her body, she had not stepped foot in the kitchen. She wondered if the culinary skills she had honed at her aunt’s house when she was young still remained. Li Shuhe felt a bit nervous. Growing up relying on each other, she had long since mastered the art of cooking.

"You’re trying to say why the Cavaliers would choose an unknown guard, right?" another commentator remarked.

These four colors were separated into twelve parts, at times coalescing, constantly interweaving and shifting. Watching them for too long was dizzying, yet Tiansheng did not dare to look away for even a second.

The Fourteen Fearless Monks first rose to fame through Wei Yan, Wei Xian, and Wei Zheng. These three belonged to the Dongfeng, Yongtong, and Jiaping temples, respectively. To preserve its glory and status in the cultivation world, the Buddhist sect later selected eleven more to attest to its prestige, forming the Fourteen Fearless Monks, symbolizing great fearlessness.

Although the top nine had been determined by audience voting, this was certainly not official; if it were, many would surely object. Therefore, there would undoubtedly be fierce battles to follow.

The figure formed by the stamen did not move, but soon the stamen dispersed rapidly, flying toward Nanying’s physical body and enveloping her as it carried her away.

"What do you mean? I am a viscount, and I am a British citizen. Even if I am guilty, I should not be judged by you in China," Glicks said coldly.

Su Ruoyao saw that Cheng Yanzhong had gone out carrying his sword. Cheng Yanzhong, show them what you’re made of; let your blade and sword teach those people a lesson.

As for the battle between Red Boy and the Winged Demon, it was the calmest, for he remained wrapped in a thick mist of blood. He dragged his opponent into the mist, after which only the screams of the Winged Demon could be heard. Following that, the viscosity of the blood mist increased, and he rushed toward the next Winged Demon.

An Conglin was in no rush. Being in this quiet, peaceful place to chat about romance was not bad. Although she was not in the habit of robbing the cradle, she felt that this young man might have some surprises in store for her.

While resting and drinking tea at the teahouse, once they were refreshed and ready to go out again, Cheng Yanzhong checked his pockets and realized he was penniless. Su Ruoyao had some loose silver and paid the bill.

Eighty thousand Xianbei warriors had been wiped out by the Han people in a single battle. Even those who were not killed or captured had disappeared without a trace. The hard work of many years on these vast grasslands was destroyed just like that. Could this be what the Han people often call "the will of heaven"? Kebineng thought to himself, finding a slight sense of comfort in the idea.

Although he did not know what price Gu Mochen might have paid for the powerful technique he unleashed that day, or whether he could use it again in such a short time, Wang Ge had to be on guard.

Elderly people often had trouble with bowel movements, so laxatives were kept on hand; they were the most abundant item in the medicine box. He took two packets and gave them to Su Qing.

"Of course it’s appropriate," Huo Zhui said with a smile, taking her hand while she was still hesitating and turning toward the stage.

Niannian shook her head. "No specific goal, and no must-have company in mind. I just want a place to make a living, a nine-to-five job. Of course, it would be even better if it paid well, had little work, and was close to home!" she joked as she spoke.

"Otherwise, how do you expect me to speak?" Ling Tanxue pushed hard, forcing Tang Shuo away.

If the river pebbles had not been too heavy, they would have picked up more, which would have allowed them to steal more coal. By the time Su Qing and her family discovered it, there would have been nothing left.

Facing this aura, only Wang Siliang and his subordinates remained largely unaffected. His men gazed at him with burning eyes, as if they were looking at a god.