Chapter 76: The Coronation of the Empress
Ye Cheng stepped forward and wrapped his arms around Lin Yu Rou’s voluptuous waist, saying, “Rou’er, how is the newspaper coming along?”
“I still don’t understand many things. I’m working hard to learn, and I’ll do my best to get it right,” Lin Yu replied apologetically.
She had thought that publishing a newspaper would be as simple as printing books, but reality proved far more complicated.
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Just moments ago, Xiao Yichen’s face was silent, but suddenly it blossomed into a radiant smile. From that smile, Su Yinyin felt an overwhelming confidence.
Xiao Yichen still had his eyes closed, but his eyelids twitched. He weighed the object in his hand a couple of times, squeezed it, his brows furrowed, and his expression flickered between uncertainty and resolve. Suddenly, his eyes snapped open.
The copper mirror reflected a dazzling brilliance that, in the blink of an eye, transformed into a thousand rays of golden light, as if they would pierce his eyes. Zhan Xiu couldn’t help but feel a chill in his heart.
No one knew how much time had passed, but Ming Yao had already crossed into the territory of the Xuan Yin Province. Here, she could reveal her identity as a princess and ask for assistance, for this region was no longer under Mu Rong Hei’s control, and was governed by the Long family.
Meanwhile, Gu Fan was still immersed in his memories, tears streaming down his face. Two lines of heroic tears flowed along his cheeks. So this is how it was... the mysteries of rebirth were finally laid bare.
Surrounded by a thousand elite soldiers, there was no path to escape. Even if you had the strength of a deity, there was no way to withstand such an overwhelming siege. Defeat lay directly ahead.
“Hmph, if I couldn’t invent it, why should he be able to? He’s not necessarily smarter than me,” Long Quan said.
That man seemed to know the danger of the corrosive centipede. At this moment, Hu Shuntang realized that the earlier “coo-coo” sound must have been a warning from the strange man’s partner stationed outside the supermarket, alerting them to the appearance of the corrosive centipede.
“Xingchuan, go find Fan Dafu ahead! Tonight, no matter what, this matter must be settled!” The middle-aged man clenched his fists and issued an order to the blue-faced fellow.
“Some exercise is good for you. You’re close to the peak of major general level, which fits the qualifications for the tournament,” Liu Fen said casually, his hands in the pockets of his trench coat.
“No, no, not at all.” Seeing this, the two felt a sense of being valued rise within them, unable to suppress wide grins, though they remembered to help Ye Yun up.
Though the teapot was filled to the brim, many tea leaves floated atop the water. There was only one possibility for this: the water in the pot was cold, so the tea leaves couldn’t steep properly.
Zi Donglai looked at Fan Yu and spoke slowly, not noticing that Fan Yu’s fist was gradually tightening.
Now, within a region spanning tens of thousands of miles, the only one who could challenge the Sea Demon King Marquis Sea Snake was Sea Demon King Marquis Zhe Niangniang.
But in little more than the time it takes for incense to burn, Mu Xiaomeng soared skyward again, forming seals and gathering power, her feet stepping once more through the eight trigrams positions.
The effects of the Hehuan Wine churned within her body. Tan Luo opened her hazy eyes and gazed upon his dazzling features; in the end, she could not escape.
That was just a polite remark—did she actually take it seriously? Are there really such sincere celebrities in this world?
No, Mo Qianxuan must have rid himself of her burden, roasting meat beside a bonfire on the grasslands, singing and dancing.
“If we’re all sedated before boarding the ship, who’s going to move these talisman bones?” Yu Dianying asked. As she spoke the last word, she switched to another accent. This was the code used by middle-level intelligence contacts in Lao Mu’s organization.
Li Qing had no idea why Cumin Brother suddenly came to Vermilion Bird City. He didn’t ask, nor did the other mention it. He figured it must be something that could only be discussed over drinks, so Li Qing took it to heart, determined to take good care of this big brother.