Volume One, Chapter 46: It Was Her Indecisiveness

“Grandmother... let me see grandmother!” Ye Fusang fell to the ground, stretching out his hand as he crawled forward.

“Grandmother never had a grandson as heartless and cruel as you!” A gentle, low voice fell into Ye Fusang’s ears from above.

Under that ideal motivation, he/she gradually grew up, slowly grew stronger, and little by little... witnessed the shifting tides of the world.

The news spread on the same day. After understanding the situation, the prodigies eagerly sought this elixir, quickly composing invitations and sending them to the Yun family, hoping to befriend Chu Xiu.

At the very least, refining the Star Stone into Star Gold, then dividing the Star Gold into 360 pieces, was already a remarkable feat.

He had thought of many things, but never imagined he would still be powerless when facing Chu Xiu, just as before.

Meanwhile, the Regency Palace sent orders to the second generation of the Li Tang army temporarily residing at Li Shimin’s mansion, demanding their immediate arrival at the Regency Palace.

“That wretched beast!” Lu Zhongde was about to curse, then suddenly asked, “Then why were you two at the hotel?” Could it have been Lu Xijia who tricked her there?

Bai Lan’s voice was loud; he was performing for everyone to see, including Gu Moyun. Shui Muyan suddenly felt afraid—this was the first time she saw killing intent and hatred in Bai Lan’s eyes. She glanced at Gu Moyun, whose eyes held nothing but sarcasm and disdain, as if both Bai Lan and she were merely jokes.

Li Feng saw the spear about to pierce his chest, but at that moment, he suddenly heard the grinding sound of armor plates.

Rain drizzled lightly, dense and fine like a silver-white brocade, linking the earth and sky in a vast expanse.

Mao Leyan racked her brain several times but couldn’t find a suitable explanation. Clenching her fists and blushing, she said, “I like you!” Then suddenly stepped forward, cupped his face, kissed him fiercely, and before he could react, turned and fled like the wind.

In truth, Su Ruhui had no intention of bringing that princess back to her residence; the princess harbored deep hatred for her, and who knew what trouble would arise from keeping her nearby.

“I will uncover the truth and give my mother an explanation. I believe mother also wants the real culprit brought to justice. She wouldn’t want me to wrong an innocent person,” Yan Yu said calmly.

“Everyone except you and me? So that means Fu Ping and the others, even Master Xuan, must be kept in the dark?” Su Yunzhu asked in surprise.

Lin Duor lowered her head, deeply shy and unsure how to face Wang Yue. She dared not meet his gaze.

Because this crisis was not a natural economic development but heavily influenced by human factors, neither the enterprises nor the government’s finances were in distress. Therefore, once North America and Japan realized the situation, these institutions immediately used reserve funds or bank mortgages to begin buying back stocks on the market.

The Jockey Club is one of Hong Kong’s most prestigious clubs, essentially encompassing the entire elite of Hong Kong’s wealthy families. Li Chen didn’t enjoy horse racing, but Sophie, Xiang Ning, and Yasuko Zezuchi liked the sport. Strangely, Diana and Jiahui didn’t like riding horses but were also members of the Jockey Club.

The topic of the Tibetan Mastiff was dropped by Fat Ma. He shifted the conversation to a painting by Tang Bohu, which shocked Wang Haoming. He thought that from the moment he began viewing the painting on stage to when he bought it after being pressured, he hadn’t shown any flaws.

Yun Jinyao blinked, seeing not far from Qin Ruixi a giant turtle roughly five stories tall.

“The words I speak—are you deaf and didn’t hear them?” Xuanyuan Ling said coldly once more.