Chapter 77: Pushed Too Far

Li Yunan glared furiously at Jiang Zhengyuan, unwilling to yield even an inch. This man was simply too much, bullying others to the extreme.

Everyone stood in front of the courtyard gate, watching Jiang Zhengyuan, who could only force a bitter smile. "I almost forgot, the Jiang family always avenges their grudges."

"Exactly, how could the Jiang family ever swallow their anger? Now he’s personally stepping in..."

Lin Yun fell silent, staring at the Blood Butterfly, unsure how to handle the situation. It seemed this was the first time he had faced such a formidable opponent, and ironically, this adversary was someone he had raised up himself.

Before that powerful force was neutralized, Nitro’s aura remained tranquil, as if the collapse of heaven and earth would not faze him. Like a merciful hand, he effortlessly calmed the raging volleyball.

"Take care!" Amid the calls of the crowd, I left the base with the nuclear locator, pushing my flight speed to its limit. In the blue sky, I became a grey shadow, streaking like a meteor toward the three cities of Giant Deer.

Finally, due to France’s total defeat, the Treaty of Paris formally made Canada a British colony. Britain then established Canada as an administrative province, its earliest dominion, and the other provinces soon joined the federation as well.

These were extraordinary times. Qiu Shaoze had long wanted to do what adults do with Shang Mengqi, but the situation simply did not allow it.

Suddenly, a violent blow struck Qin Hanlin, sending him flying like a sandbag and leaving him coughing up blood.

Unfortunately, Zhang Long was nowhere to be seen; perhaps he truly had escaped, not daring to remain here.

Ao Gu appeared before the golden coffin without anyone noticing. His gray-white scales were utterly dull, and even his eyes were lifeless. He shook his head at Wu Zhiqi and Fire Lin’er.

Moreover, the three of them swore a solemn oath that the life and death of China would have nothing to do with them. Whoever dared mention "for the country and the people" would be executed, even if it were the President of China.

Next, the police began urine tests one by one; anyone found to have used drugs would be taken away.

Seeing the disconnected call, Chu Jiangnan was both amused and helpless. He truly had no intention of pursuing Liu Guoan’s matter; after all, he himself had been implicated back then. But some secrets could only remain secrets for a lifetime.

"I merely wish to see my master. Is that too much to ask, Uncle?" Bai Li Ran Feng had no patience to banter with Feng Yiqing; he was anxious to find what he sought, and his mind was restless. Feng Yiqing should not have chosen this moment to disturb him.

Qin Wuji entered his palace and found, to his surprise, not only rooms but also a wooden table and a soft bed.

Hongye smiled smugly at his words—so Junior Brother Lin wasn’t so foolish after all. He actually knew about this, which meant she could feel proud once more.

Youqin Jiatian easily became the object of hatred; Helian Yunqian was one, Huangfu Yuexun another. It seemed such entanglements would not be few in the future. Wan Qi Liang had to admit that Youqin Jiatian truly possessed this kind of charisma.

The number of Lichu ants was enormous, and for them, the Yao Tomb was a sacred place, inviolable. Even if they had been careless and let Hu Gao stumble in, now with all his shouting not a single Lichu ant appeared, which was simply incomprehensible.

The next day, Liu Bang instructed the usher to return to Guanzhong and inform the Chancellor and Empress Lü that Liu Heng was being appointed King of Dai, and that he himself needed to patrol and reassure the people in Luoyang for several months, among other affairs.

"I’ll tell him you’re dead." Empress Lü didn’t look back, flinging the words coldly and loudly over her shoulder. Lady Qi’s anger surged yet she was powerless, gritting her teeth in hatred, wishing she could pounce like a cat and bite a wound into that neck that would never heal.