Chapter 60: The Heroic Rescue and a Fateful Encounter

The weather in Country E was even colder than in City A. When the group arrived at the beginning of the season, they were greeted by a desolate, white landscape. Snow was falling steadily, and the trees lining the road were draped in pure white.

This time, the person celebrating their birthday was Dongxiang Shu, from the elder generation of the Shu family. The event was scheduled for tomorrow night.

Though exhausted on the way back, Yan Huan found herself unable to sleep once lying in bed, her mind restless. Shi Hao had learned a great deal of advanced formation techniques from the Purple Golden Rat. Coupled with his own intelligence and wisdom, his mastery of array formation had reached a profound level.

Could it be that Chief Prosecutor Yan was anxious for her to study abroad because he feared she might be implicated otherwise?

Mr. Liao’s voice came from outside the door, coinciding with Bai Qixia’s heart sinking to its lowest point.

Over the years, Mu Cangqiong and Yan Ying had always known their true identities, but they never spoke of it, claiming it was to protect themselves.

With her mother’s piercing scream, an invisible but powerful force yanked me straight out.

If someone said she had been bullied, I might believe it, but to say she was the one bullying others was simply impossible.

“Li Yinjing, you better tell me the truth. If not, I won’t be able to help you, and if the thing inside your belly can’t be delivered and suffocates you, that’s on you,” Xue Jiahao said with a sinister look, winking at me.

“I know I will win!” He knew she was broke and yet still gambled with her, clearly showing she wouldn’t lose. Was it so hard to understand?

Ling Xue rolled her eyes secretly. Well, the client is king. Before her fame rose, she had no right to show off. Making money was the priority—she’d just have to endure for now.

Struggling, he climbed out from among the stones. At a distance of several dozen meters, Nakajo Yingji glared coldly at Yun Fei, like a venomous snake.

Gu Manman’s eyes darted around as she considered whether to dodge the question by saying her phone wasn’t there.

Even after achieving completion, Qin Tianying still retained a trace of independent spirit, quietly clasping her fists in salute to Jiang Tiandao.

Though her old injuries were complicated, she possessed a seventh-grade bloodline and had long since attained the sixth level of martial cultivation. Lin Shiyan never expected her to attack and was utterly unprepared, getting blasted away by a single palm strike.

Ning Yu let out a soft moan, feeling a tingling all over her body as she eagerly sucked on Zi Lingtian’s tongue. Her firm, rounded jade hips writhed uneasily because she sensed several large, hard things pressing against her.

Zi Lingtian was unmatched in combat, his eyes flashing with a cold, electric light. With a punch charged with the will to slay all living things, he struck a massive crimson thunderbolt, sending it hurtling skyward with a thunderous roar.

Back when they lived in the three Qi regions, such things were unimaginable. Just having enough food was a blessing. Now, with newfound prosperity, they even held ancestral rites during the New Year at the ancestral temple.

Truly, under Yun Fei’s astonished gaze, the coiled dragon spear seemed to transform into a voracious beast, devouring the blood of the twin-headed licentious flood dragon.

Wang Ze estimated that if the birth rate in Southern Chen rose by ten percentage points, then in another twenty or thirty years, the population there could rival that of Northern Zhou. With the vast rear support of Lingnan and sufficient recruits, even if Northern Zhou destroyed Northern Qi to unify the north, Southern Chen would be able to withstand Northern Zhou’s attacks.

Yang Fei remained cold and silent. This place was unsuitable for interrogation, but the princess’s unexpected obstruction left no choice. To take this person back, they had to deal with the princess first.

Meanwhile, a bandit leader fell directly from his horse, screaming in agony before convulsing twice and falling silent forever.