Chapter One Hundred and Five: Su Chan’s Private Thoughts

Su Chan originally intended to invite Yang Yuxuan over for some relaxation, to ease her mood. But as she spoke, she realized that instead of letting Yang Yuxuan remain isolated and unsupported in the Jade Fragrance Pavilion, it would be better to bring her into her own shop. Here, not only could she guarantee Yang Yuxuan’s safety, but perhaps she might even serve as a matchmaker between Yang Yuxuan and Geng Zhongcheng. With this thought, Su Chan’s spirits lifted, and she immediately...

“Su Bai, have you decided yet? Where shall we eat later?” Zheng Hao saw Su Bai approaching and wrapped an arm around him in a gesture of warm affection. Yet that honest, simple smile on Zheng Hao’s face made Su Bai’s heart ache.

Hearing this, everyone in the class sighed deeply, lamenting their own misfortune.

In the blink of an eye, the pressure and aura emanating from him far exceeded the power of a sixth-tier True God, and it continued to rise.

There was reason behind it—being the leader, if he did not sit first, Kuang Tie certainly would not dare to sit.

Huo Yunqi sat in the classroom, listening to the lecture while pondering the conflicts within. He felt it necessary to remind Yi Luoluo.

Though his gaze rested on Ying Xue, where his heart wandered, even Xu Qingyuan himself could not say.

Luo Huanxi walked over and glanced at the monitor. The camera seemed a bit distant, making the image unclear. Shaking her head, she turned away.

Since it was so, continuing to argue with Xie Teng would only make herself seem foolish.

Zhang Xianfei’s face showed disgust; she hurried to speak with the imperial physician, asking what had happened. The physician replied that it was a stroke.

Fortunately, his soul remained unharmed, allowing him to continue cultivating. At this moment, Gongye Huang remained true to his original purpose, training according to his own ideas. With extraordinary wisdom, he forcefully opened a path, transcended calamities, restored himself, and achieved the power of a celestial immortal—his soul could leave his body at will and roam the universe.

Suddenly, golden lotuses appeared, their fragrance wafting; in the void, a golden pathway was constructed.

“Understood, understood. Once the bandits realize that Huguang is ours and Jiangxi is even less to be trifled with, I won’t attack them anymore.” Zheng Zhilong, eager to prove himself a master of both land and water, ordered his forces to dig trenches according to routine, advancing on the walls of Gucheng from multiple directions.

How could that be possible? Ouyang Haitian doubted—it was just a conversation with Yan Qingrou. Claiming to act on Yan Qingrou’s instructions would be pure fabrication.

“Roar!” An intimidating roar sounded ahead of Ye Yuxuan. In the next moment, the head of the evil dragon Spitz, which had previously disintegrated, surged from all directions and reformed, manifesting an identical evil dragon.

Qin Ming and his companions suddenly braked, the wild speed abruptly halted, triggering a shockwave in midair. Countless ripples spread out, but a hazy blue shield appeared in front of the intercepting soldiers, holding the shockwaves firmly at bay.

Niu Jinxing’s expression remained calm, betraying neither joy nor agitation. He merely nodded at Xu Ping. From Jinxing’s words and Zhong Guiyan’s letter, the secret was covered up, merely stating that Xu Ping defected from the court out of righteous indignation.

Beneath the purple veil, the face mirrored Liu Ruoxi’s appearance exactly. Two streams of clear tears slid slowly down her peerless cheeks.

By the time he finished, Cao Cao was almost shouting. It was the second time he had lost composure so completely since coming here. The first was at the Battle of Red Cliffs, which shattered his dream of conquering the realm—his amassed hundreds of thousands of troops were utterly defeated. Had Guan Yu not spared him for old times’ sake, he would have been doomed.

Meili was speechless. Indeed, if the Marshal did not wish to act, no one could threaten her. But why would she do such a thing?