Volume One, Chapter 49: He Cannot Fall

Without even needing Jiang Daming to say anything, Jiang Chao excitedly stood up first and said, “I’ll go inquire about the red thread right away.”

“Thank you for your hard work, big brother,” Jiang Xue’er said with a slight curve of her eyes, though inwardly she felt disdainful.

Helping the Jiang family? Once she gained power, the first person she would eliminate was Jiang Chenyu, and the second would be to trample on the rest of the Jiang family!

She intended to make everyone who caused her biological mother’s death perish alongside her.

Yet, foolish Jiang Chao and Chen Ping, unable to see through people’s hearts, were still smugly pleased.

Jiang Chao threw down his chopsticks and walked out, completely forgetting the matter of “waiting for Jiang Chenyu to return.”

Chen Ping also picked a dish Jiang Xue’er liked and said proudly, “I…”

An old drunkard lay on a movable hospital bed, stained with blood, with bandages wrapped around his head, looking quite miserable.

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What a perfect spot—could this be a godsend position for a catapult siege? It would save the soldiers from the exhausting labor of piling up an earthen mound.

Liang Dong sat inside a carriage, glancing back repeatedly. He felt as though someone was watching him, which was not a good sign. Being observed meant he had already been marked as a target. From now on, he would have to be more cautious whenever he went out.

“I never imagined you’d be so bold and proactive, senior sister,” Cao Yue said with a mischievous grin.

At this moment, Xu Tian stood amidst the thunder and sea, his body trembling slightly, yet a faint golden light emanated from him, complemented by the surrounding thunder, making him appear like the god of thunder.

She didn’t know how she had ended up in the living room, but her eyes were fixed on them all, filled with indignation.

Inside a room of this massive castle, Xue Shaodong had already awakened. Looking at his father, his face was ashen.

Tang Sanzang and his three disciples journeyed westward, which was actually a plan by Buddhism to spread the Western teachings eastward. For this plan, the Buddhist order enlisted the cooperation of the Heavenly Court to stage this drama.

“You really don’t care at all, my goodness,” Reed Patton said with deep disappointment, turning around and sitting down. Everything was nothing like he had imagined.

“Mr. Shadow Raven’s name is renowned to me. I have heard of your deeds from various sources. Could it be that your visit this time is to invite me to join your faction?” The arrogant Immortal Emperor spoke leisurely, surrounded by a mist of immortal aura, exuding extraordinary presence.

Over a thousand soldiers clad in padded armor swiftly encircled the villa in multiple layers of siege with long halberds in hand.

Real estate development was not her original intention; only after arriving in Shekou and learning about the local customs, combined with her foresight of future housing prices, did she become interested.

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