Chapter 77: Troublesome Matters

Suddenly, Lin Yaoxue wrapped her arm around Ye Cheng’s shoulders, her enchanting face curving into a flirtatious smile as she said, “Ye Cheng, stay with me tonight.”
“Tonight? Here?”
Ye Cheng was dumbstruck on the spot.
This was, after all, the palace outside the mausoleum, and besides, the civil and military officials were also lodged nearby.
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That year, the school cafeteria suffered from severe embezzlement; the food was scarcely edible, and one could only manage to eat half their fill by picking through what was available.
Yet Klein did not immediately disconnect from the "Source Fortress" to begin his ascension ritual, but instead carefully checked the whereabouts of every member of the Tarot Club.
“I just came out to see why the power’s out,” he said, the flashlight on his phone illuminating his face in the darkness, making him look almost ghostly at first glance.
But no one knew just how filthy things were inside the seemingly illustrious Murong residence. The supposedly innocent younger sister turned out to be a person of such malicious intent.
The residences of the princes and princesses were closest to the imperial palace, occupying the best locations, but all these people feared Pei Ji Bai. Thus, when building their mansions, they tacitly agreed to keep their distance from him. At present, theirs was the only estate on the entire Pingyang Street.

Even a true god of the same tier could not harm Klein without first breaking through his “conceptualization.”
“I’ll come with you, then.” Mu Lan followed Jian Xin to the counter to find the innkeeper, who arranged an empty room for them.
Jiang Chen’s gaze paused for a moment on the couplet hanging by the door, then slid across to the pond on the other side of the courtyard.
Chen Lulu, still fuming, didn’t want to speak at all. The fact that she hadn’t thrown away his coat was already a mercy.
Iron Egg was still busy on the roof, so Su Xiaoxiao wheeled herself to the kitchen to prepare lunch.
The collision of the two auras cancelled each other out, and he immediately felt a weight lift from his body. The method he had long prepared now activated, and that surge of spiritual energy was instantly suppressed.
You Tingrong, having finished speaking, clung tightly to Dan Yunxin’s neck and buried herself in his embrace, her face flushed with embarrassment, unable to even glance at his reaction.
Becoming part of Jiang Ning’s family—these were things they all had to know, experiences they would have to face sooner or later.
If he truly was the child of this family, Jiang Ning thought, then he ought to make it up to that younger sister.
Her stomach growled, and in that moment, her mind, usually filled with data, suddenly surfaced from its trance.
Even those high and mighty elites—who among them doesn’t have dirty secrets? If they ever crossed the Divine Sword, and the Divine Sword chose to settle scores, none of them would escape unscathed.

After leaving that place, Xiang Yunsheng found a concealed spot to land, suppressed his aura, and gazed in that direction, his eyes flickering as he pondered how those evil cultivators had managed to get inside.
“Yanyan, Mommy was so worried—you have no idea how frightened I was when you disappeared,” Cheng Wanwan said softly, thinking to herself, worried you might still be alive.
The old lady arrived just as Yu Guotai was berating Madame Yu for her incompetence. Upon seeing the old lady, he greeted her curtly and stormed off in a huff.
As the light flashed and everyone vanished from the room, even Yahang, Alva, and Andrew were pulled in by Li Shang once again.
No matter how many times he tried to encourage himself, each time he faced the accusations from three years ago, he felt powerless, as if a chasm yawned before him, robbing him of even the courage to look.
“You’re going to the Immortal Realm of Kunlun?” Zi Wuxie stared at Qin Ning incredulously.
After a brief but thorough explanation from Xu Yuanlang, Cheng Yaojin realized he’d made a huge blunder. Though its name sounded like a rare elixir, “The Heavens Never Age” was, in fact, quite common.