Chapter 36

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Director Li thought to himself, could it be that these two were having some sort of emotional quarrel? Han Shaoxun was always an oddball. Although he now showed indifference toward Ye Yaotiao, if anything were to happen to her from drinking, he would be the one who suffered.
“Huh, when did a restaurant open here? Come on, let’s grab something to eat first!” Zhou Yun dragged Tang Wei over.
After changing clothes, Lin Mu took the keys and was about to leave, just as Lin Huiru came out after her shower. Seeing Lin Mu heading out again, she took notice.
The rushing crowd eyed the two people hungrily but weren’t fools; they knew they couldn’t afford to offend them, so wisely took a detour. Seeing Luo Yan and the others about to be surrounded, Lan Linfeng’s heart raced, and he leaped over the crowd to reach them.
A flash of anger crossed Qin Tianchen’s eyes. He cast a dark look at Liu Mingshan before stepping forward decisively.
Martial artists are not eternally at their peak; many reach a certain high level and then, having exhausted their potential, fall into a decline.
Those lying prostrate on the ground had, above their foreheads, a surge of faith power invisible to the naked eye, flowing toward the sphinx atop the tower.
Hatred fermented fiercely in her heart, anger flared in her eyes and brows. Ignoring the driver ahead, she raised her hand forcefully, smashing the nearby handbag and laptop against the car window, producing a loud crash.
With the aid of medicine and the restoration of spiritual energy, the injuries would improve considerably in no time.
After the usual routine, if you believe him, he’ll ask whether your ancestors ever worshipped household deities or gods.
Song Yuanxiang gazed out the window leisurely, swinging his arms: “The world is still unsettled.”
Zhao Kai recognized the man as Tong Guan, the head of the Privy Council, Grand Preceptor, Commander of the Hedong and Yanshan routes, and Prince of Guangyang.
Some laughed heartily, others laughed uproariously, some even laughed with one hand resting on another’s shoulder.
“Qin Wuyi, take a look at this,” Sister Genggeng said, seeing me clueless and calming her anger somewhat as she handed me her phone.
Her adorable demeanor made him smile uncontrollably; unable to resist, he pressed his lips to hers gently, nibbling and reluctant to part.

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For Gu Luoqiao, those three days of imprisonment felt like three years. It took her a long time to forget those memories. Today, Tian Youliang’s appearance triggered those memories in just seconds.
“Hmph, you two are not simple either. But why are members of the Myriad Demons Palace hiding in the Mo family? As far as I know, the demon and barbarian tribes have always been competing openly with the Tang Empire and Kunlun Immortal Sect, haven’t they?” Ruyan spoke coldly.
But now, happiness seemed so far away—was it because she had been too happy before, leading to her current misfortune? Su Nian’an closed her eyes and let him wipe away her tears.
Because his vital energy was nearly depleted, he could barely shake the triangular bell, relying on its power for protection.
They might have realized that if the situation continued to escalate, it would bring them no benefit, only endless harm.
But everything has two sides; precisely because Kou Lan insisted on releasing a new song in October, the contract signing made such a big concession, giving up his share entirely.
When Zhou Shan said he wanted to be a teacher, the three major music academies all invited him, but in the end, he chose Sicheng Media College. In his own words, he liked the lifestyle in Sicheng.
Though the Strange Dragon didn’t understand why Feng Bu Jue acted this way, considering the Yu Gui Group was currently in a very special period, many things required careful thought.
Because of the relationship between Ye Xinli and Ye Xiuli, although Ye Xinming always felt this sister was a bit odd, he was still quite close to her.
Gu Lin was modest—not out of false humility. His high degree of refinement in extracting the elixir was entirely due to the unique nature of the Plunder One.
Chen Yue stayed inside, watching the sky outside shift from pale gray to deep blue, then to all-encompassing black.
Gu Yijian and three others on the high platform flashed beside Wenren Zhan; though united, their aura was somewhat inferior to Wenren Zhan’s.
“All right…” Lan Ziyan nodded. Just as he was about to speak further, he suddenly saw personnel from the HR and entertainment departments, along with several sharply dressed lawyers, walk in.
“But I like your frustrated look. Ha ha…” Qin Tianqi laughed arrogantly.
After all, the Asan Empire had just undergone a major reshuffle; a strong figure needed to be in charge. Otherwise, if the Six Nations Alliance came to stir trouble, it would be disastrous.

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“Stay at my place these days. Once they discover you’ve escaped, they’ll launch a massive manhunt. For safety, you should stay here for a while. Let’s sort things out first,” I said to Xu Feng.
“You’re also someone with special abilities,” I said firmly, looking into Zhen Yu’s eyes.
Hmph, in the end, it all came down to her previously being too self-righteous, thinking that by not getting involved, she wouldn’t get her feet wet.
Otherwise, these heavyweight figures wouldn’t have all appeared—especially Pierce, the Vice President of R&D.
Starting with studying the Hong Kong and Taiwan regions, from the late ’80s through the ’90s, Hong Kong and Taiwanese dramas swept the mainland market. Back then, if you wanted to produce a TV series without hiring a Taiwanese crew, you wouldn’t even dare to promote it.
Immediately, the wealthy people present all lit up, especially some invited industry big shots, like classmate Leibus and a certain vice president from Huawei Company.
Li Yaohong smiled and greeted familiar directors while secretly grumbling that these people came so early without calling her.
That said, Fuduo still felt uneasy, vaguely sensing something was about to happen.
“I said, won’t you stop? Are you planning to just leave the power of change here?” The tail wagged as it spoke.
“No, no, no, it’s just 100,000 silver coins, easy to talk about.” For Blake, 100,000 silver coins wasn’t a large sum. The real thorn in his side was the blocked trade route and not knowing why.
“That’s great,” Ye Hongru smiled and nodded. What he wanted was for the two companies to be closer so he could visit often.