Chapter 146: Are You Giving It to Me or Not?

Xu Yancheng didn’t pay much attention and said, “What’s the big deal? Just compensate him with a bed.”
Lin Lu glanced at him sharply. “Is it really just about compensating with a bed?”
“So it turns out you were worried about that all along,” Xu Yancheng coaxed her onto the bed. “Be good, don’t worry. They won’t dare spread it around.”
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“Get lost, you idiot Baozi! You’re nothing but a chameleon. I despise you.” Everyone looked at Baozi with disdain.
Fortunately, Qingwei’s strength was at most on par with the peak of a celestial being. Even with the advantage of the Sword God’s technique, the strike only caused minor external injuries. Within moments, the wound began to heal.
I turned my head, and Yali, smiling brightly, placed a covered lacquer bowl before me. Lifting the lid, a rich fragrance of freshly harvested rice filled the air, leaving me momentarily stunned.
“I surrender, I surrender! Please, spare me!” The Blood Dragon of the Demon Lair, his dragon sinews nearly extracted, begged for mercy.
The reason the final incantation characters grew increasingly difficult to pronounce was that once the number exceeded forty, each uttered character consumed a great deal of Nie Feng’s mental energy, leaving him struggling to continue.
The West had always been a barren land, disfavored by the Dao Ancestor Hongjun. When Hongjun divided the treasure stones, the West had no share. These Six Pure Bamboo Stalks were among the few treasures of the West worth showing off. Now, damaged under the Tongtian Sword, only made Jie Yin Zhunti’s heart burn with silent rage.
The King of the Spirits quickly put away the Tarot cards and fluttered his wings, flying to Lin Lei’s side.
It must be known that with the current unit yield of farmland in the Gran Domain, the grain harvested from thirty acres, after deducting twenty percent as rent, is nearly enough to feed a family of six for an entire year.
I carefully examined the map Carol had drawn. My own impression had been vague, but comparing the two revealed that Carol’s work was quite decent, although some important place names were incorrect. The names she marked were likely based on uncertain research, as modern names had changed; those places no longer bore those titles.
“Chen Yun, what happened up there?” Immediately, Elder Qing asked in Chen Yun’s mind, having sensed the aura of the sovereign relic in the ancient well.
An urgent knock came from outside the shanty door. Wang Debiao retreated to the eternal lamp, sweat beading on his brow, a cold wind swirling around him.
Clearly, Shen Mancang had thought of this too and was about to speak when, at that moment, Chen Lingyu entered holding silver coins.
Yet those people were shocked to find that every photo they had just taken was blurry; not a single clear picture.
The fish hadn’t even reached their mouths, and no one spoke. Chopsticks all reached simultaneously into the basin. Sang Yu carefully picked a piece of oily, glossy fish belly, worried the broth would drip, quickly cupping it with a bowl.
But this time was different. The Crown Prince died in battle for the nation, the Northern Army suffered a catastrophic defeat, and the northern defensive line was utterly shattered.
Peach smiled, nodded at him, then ran back to her grandmother’s side, helping her stand by the roadside.
Someone cast a fire spell; great flames fell upon the trees exuding black smoke, but the fire only burned a little before extinguishing.
At the moment he resolved to break free from it all, he felt an unprecedented sense of freedom.
Now the Northern Army was doomed, scattered like grains of sand, no longer a threat to the Siamese.
This thing was an outright forbidden item. Although the Federation was open, it prohibited civilians from possessing fully automatic firearms; even handgun permits required exorbitant fees.
As he spoke, His mind involuntarily conjured a scene: a grand city bristling with towering skyscrapers, where people adeptly employed various technological achievements to make their lives more convenient.