Volume 1, Chapter 40: Teach me too, Qingqing, won't you?

Pei Xi was not lying when he said he hadn't eaten anything in the evening; to be precise, he hadn't eaten much of anything all day.

"Ding Bing's talent is sufficient to reach his peak during your period of vacancy. When that time comes, Your Majesty, will you still be in the mood for cultivation? Even if it serves as a warning to the Ding family, Ding Bing must die," the Grand Tutor said viciously, his expression entirely stripped of that benevolent grandfatherly appearance.

Both her resentment and melancholy quietly vanished the moment she slowly lowered her oiled paper umbrella and revealed a smile.

"That is naturally the case. I believe it won't be long before Fellow Daoist Fang achieves what he wishes!" Lingquan said with a lingering smile.

Chen Ziling wore a look of utter tension. Originally, he hadn't believed it, but now he was ready to believe anything told to him.

Grandpa Turtle said, "To cut the weeds and eliminate the roots, we must of course kill them to prevent future trouble!" His eyes were already blood-red, as if he were completely immersed in the scenario, imagining himself as Snow White and gradually losing himself in this atmosphere that blurred the lines between reality and illusion.

She looked out and saw that Cheng Qingran was still outside. It was getting late, and she had to work tomorrow.

However, Empress Dowager, are you so certain that even if I see through your intentions, I won't even struggle? And are you equally confident that the entire inner palace will follow your script step by step?

If Chen Luo knew that Chen Jia was thinking this, he would probably feel quite gratified. His Wuling Hongguang had already reached the provincial highway. This place was very close to the highway, but Chen Luo didn't know which way he should drive.

Helan Yao looked at the raging and agonizing snow wolf before her and gently curved the corners of her lips. If the howls of this snow wolf were to summon its companions, wouldn't she be the one who loses more than she gains? The internal energy she had wasted on that single strike to the snow wolf's head was intended precisely to completely seal its acupoints.

The final roster was confirmed and submitted to Dong Zhuo. The chubby man glanced at it casually, waved his large hand, and gave the orders to proceed.

"It's useless!" Langya Xuebeng let out a cold shout, and the snow wolves in front of him charged collectively toward the earthen wall, shattering it instantly.

Because he had managed with great difficulty to enter the Golden Core stage earlier, only for his Golden Core to be destroyed by the Nine Heavens Profound Lightning, and then inexplicably advanced to the Nascent Soul stage.

After tossing and turning for so long, not to mention Wang Dacham and Monk Sanjie, even I myself was exhausted to the point of collapse.

Unexpectedly, upon hearing heaven put it that way, Mo Li, who had only just managed to recover, blushed once more, and her speech began to stutter.

Seeing that the situation was turning unfavorable for Kunlun Void, nearly all the elders at the late stage of the Dao Lord realm rushed forward to meet them, once again plunging the battlefield into a fierce and evenly matched deadlock.

Upon entering the bank lobby, the entire area was still occupied by only Kong and Leng Hanyan, which showed that in this vast Silver Convergence City, there were very few individuals qualified to cross the threshold of this Universal Bank. Almost all the residents patronized the Galaxy Bank instead, as they used their own currency, the Galaxy Coin.

However, right at this moment, the manager in the golden robe directly delivered a slap across the master's face and began offering profuse apologies to Luo Fang.

Ding Junmo also hurried out. He felt the pulse of the leader of the Mo Sect in the adjacent courtyard, and his brows furrowed deeply once again.

Yet, the man before her was far too mysterious; among the words he spoke, which ones were true and which ones were false?

Fortunately, the villagers of Kaoshan Village all understood what kind of person Chen Si was, as well as his character and integrity, so they completely disbelieved his words! Naturally, even if he spoke the truth, one could only afford to believe two parts out of ten.

Those days in Kaoshan Village were both wonderful and cruel to him. However, the final fate of his mother made him loathe that place to the core, which was why, even after achieving wealth and success over so many years, he had never returned for a visit, nor had he ever gone to see the man who was his father in name only.