Chapter 54: After Rebirth, I Married My Fiancé’s Younger Uncle (Part Thirteen)

Even if Liu Xianglian were not his lifesaver, the feelings between them over the years were genuine, and since the child in her womb was his, he could forgive her.

Hearing that Lingshan and the surrounding ninety-nine mountain ranges all possessed spiritual veins, Zhou Shan couldn’t help but sigh in admiration.

“Just don’t let it go wrong,” Mo Duoduo said with a sly smile in her eyes; she had caught the unfinished words Tang Zheng had just spoken.

Under the vigorous refinement of his fiery blood energy, Zhou Shan noticed his marrow growing increasingly translucent and crystal clear.

Was it because of something else? Anyway, when Xinanlin went outside, she felt that the weather and other conditions were unusually gloomy.

Seeing Bai Shuting’s murderous expression, Xinanlin smiled faintly and walked away without a word.

Lu Ming noticed the changing colors on Suo De’s face—red one moment, pale the next—and saw the troubled look in his eyes, realizing the matter was more complicated than it appeared.

The road was empty of pedestrians or vehicles; aside from a few scattered street lamps, only the dark, looming banyan trees stood.

Fu Yanzhou’s lips curled into a deep smile; no matter Xinanlin’s expression, he adored her, his gaze deep and teasing.

The host had already spoken, so what was there left to debate? Besides, they were curious to see how Lin Qiuyue would make that sour and astringent fruit taste sweet.

He picked up the fragment and examined it for a while. It was unmistakably a piece of eggshell.

What about Fang Qi? What was he thinking? Was he regretting his retreat at the crucial moment, or something else?

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“Isn’t it because you killed those overbearing people? The elders felt sorry and stopped their full surveillance on us,” Tsunade interjected. Jingyin was startled.

As for the Silver Star Demon King, perhaps by some chance he learned how to activate this formation and understood its power; thus, no matter how tempting it was, he dared not snatch the Xuantian Mirror from Qin Feng.

“Hmph,” Ning Ci snorted coldly but said nothing, though excitement flickered in his eyes.

Qi Qi’s heart pounded wildly as she secretly observed Wang Bai, wondering what he had said to her father to make him come see her personally.

The sun began to set on the horizon, casting a red glow across the land. “Someone’s coming,” I suddenly opened my eyes from my rest.

Although Qin Feng hardly used the Yin Soul in battle, he never neglected its cultivation. The Yang Soul practiced two techniques, so its energy was less abundant and intense than the Yin Soul’s. However, when combined, the two slightly surpassed the power of the blood energy.

“Don’t worry, I’m not done living yet. I’m waiting to go back and marry Sister Mengyu!” Du Gu Yi laughed heartily, glancing at Du Gu Mengyu beside him, speaking without reservation.

For this reason, Xina didn’t hide her true identity. Though it surprised Jax, he still received her politely.

A black figure silently appeared in midair, drifting quietly as if it belonged there.

Li Si was brimming with confidence and determination; in a flash, he unleashed twelve demon-sealing energy fields. Normally, these would combine into a single demon-sealing domain.

She agreed to conceal their relationship from You Xia because, in her heart, she had already gained ownership of the Shangze Palace dream. Compared to reality, she cherished their time together in the dream even more.

It wasn’t entirely idle chatter; after all, her main goal was to bring more clients to Hailan and simultaneously increase Lin Zhiyuan’s income.

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Or perhaps this concept was only invented after the modern education system stabilized. For someone like him, who skinned animals and set deadly traps at six or seven years old, it didn’t exist. For laborers digging coal at thirteen or fourteen in earlier times, it was pure nonsense.

Qin Song effortlessly controlled elemental power, lightly pinching the boss’s mouth until it bled, causing him to collapse instantly.

“Really, and there’s more than one. If you don’t believe me, come up and see for yourself,” Qin Song’s heart pounded wildly.

Those were some who, in Gen Li Vares’s eyes, weren’t particularly smart but were still somewhat useful.

The latter dodged too late and was struck on the left arm. Instantly, red stained his clothes, and his withered beard was splattered with his own scorching blood.

The crew could feel that in just one day, the entire group had been reborn, as if transformed into a new existence.

Facing the two elderly men grinning proudly, I restrained the urge to strike them. “So, Grandpa, you called me here just to trick me into seeing Grandma one last time?” What nonsense.

At the ancestral Li residence, Li Mingyi sat solemnly in the main hall, holding a yellow piece of paper with only a few digits. After a glance, he flicked his hand, and the paper ignited into ash. With a finger snap, the ash formed into a pellet and dropped into the nearby trash bin.

“If the Dao Sect attacks again, we might...” The light and graceful Master Uncle showed concern.

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