Chapter 54

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Everyone wore expressions of firm resolve. My words successfully ignited their fury, just as I had hoped. Although I was confident that Wang was no match for us, a victory should still be a graceful one, shouldn't it?

“I’ll leave if I want to, and stay if I don’t. What business is it of yours?” Wenwen suddenly exploded in anger, shouting at Xiang Taro.

If Fang Ming hadn’t sensed something amiss and retreated in time, he might have been lost forever in that valley.

However, it seemed there was no need for such guilt now, for Lin Chen’s strength was on par with his own. Thus, Qu Xiangren felt a surge of joy, which only fueled his enthusiasm for the fight.

“…“ Mu Bai was left speechless, having no choice but to pull out his “semi-intelligent game editor” and start pondering how to enter the gaming world.

But Virtual Mirror possessed a rare advantage: with current Earth technology, it could be mass-produced without attracting the unwelcome scrutiny of governments.

After hearing her words, the two nodded silently, saying nothing more, gently pushing the door open and stepping inside.

“Boss, you make it sound too easy. If it really were that simple, we wouldn’t have to wear these worried looks. Still, you’re right—relaxing a bit might help us think of a good plan.”

After trembling through the reading, the Li family patriarch’s eyes grew moist. He cupped the document in his hands, uncertain how to return it to Hu Dade, unfamiliar with the local customs.

“Cousin. This is my beautiful and charming cousin! I’m already poised, ready to embrace her as soon as he opens the door and sees me, tears streaming from her eyes, to hold her close and cherish her tenderly.”

Even if he intended to protect Liang Caiyun, after what Shi Weiguo did yesterday, what else could he do?

Lu Weida paused, nodded, and said, “I thought I hated her enough already, but now that she’s really gone, I realize what’s in my heart… sigh.” His voice choked with emotion as he downed his drink.

Due to heavy blood loss, Elder Lei’s face was pale, large beads of cold sweat rolling steadily down his forehead.

After a moment, a young man entered, greeting, “Uncle, Aunt…” Suddenly, both he and Ling Xue froze upon meeting eyes—the young man was none other than Jin Jiarong, Meng Na’s boyfriend.

The three returned to the Porsche, taking their original seats. After confirming no evidence or witnesses remained nearby, Gin drove the car away.

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Jiu Ye believed that with Tutaigui’s innate talent and Zhen Si’s skills, mastering this combat technique was only a matter of time. After all, it ultimately boiled down to talent and practice; even if talent fell short, proficiency could compensate.

Old Lu would eventually entrust the Fairy Spirit Herb to Poison Old Man, so Shi Weiguo had no worries.

The cave beneath the stone slab was pitch dark, faint rustling sounds of creatures crawling inside barely audible.

The four children’s cultivation talents mirrored their father’s. To secure more resources for their training, Gong Ziya had ultimately given up his own cultivation.

She lounged in a relaxed pose. Normally cautious, she didn’t bother to check for bugs or cameras inside the room, feeling more at ease here than even at her own home.

The images seemed to be sourced online, showing detailed diagrams of over a dozen models of the three robot types.

Tang Yi’s actions at this moment utterly shattered their understanding of power, overturning their worldview.

“I was just giving her a reminder,” Bai Yan replied, his tone suspiciously evasive. Yet Ji Yan found no reason to argue—feelings weren’t something easily cast aside, and as an outsider, meddling would only complicate matters.

Upon reading that message, a satisfied curve lifted his lips. He stroked his chin thoughtfully, his expression one of contentment.

“Mr. Wang.” Unexpectedly, when Wang Nuo approached, Yuan Rongxin’s eyes lit up, and he reached out his hand first.

In an instant, Zhang Yi resolved to descend deeper into the abyss of being a straight man, as if walking toward an endless void.

After a while, Mo Siran’s phone rang. Upon answering, her expression grew somewhat unnatural.

Two mercenary bruisers possessing battle spirit strength were casually swatted away by Tang Yi with a single palm, flying out of sight—soaring perhaps over a hundred meters high.

Ye Hua remained silent, her cold eyes cast downward. The sunlight filtered through her long lashes, casting dappled shadows on her jade-like face, her gaze inscrutable.

The chubby man, seeing Jingjing nod, understood her meaning: “Just as you thought.” He was speechless.

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The medicines from last night had begun to take effect gradually, coupled with the specially formulated anesthetic just administered.

Seeing Tang Mingyu’s relatively good attitude, Lily hesitated. If she left without a word, it would break Zhuo Mufeng’s heart.

“Mom~” She twisted her body gently, looking at her with pitiful eyes brimming with tears, as if they could fall at any moment.

But something strange occurred: when he limped, the bus’s controls completely failed. It no longer followed his commands to steer aside but instead barreled straight toward the greenery on the left front.

I was stunned, instantly reminded of Huang Shang. He seemed to experience the same thing, though I wasn’t certain—his vehicle had to be replaced every three months and risked being blasted to bits by lightning each time.

Brother Feng also learned of Liu Kaiying’s contract anomaly, amazed at Chu Yan’s generosity and appreciative of the club’s harmonious atmosphere.

Chu Yan’s uncanny thought process led him to mistakenly believe the system urged him to quickly loot and not waste time, rather than to leave the area.

At that moment, Yan Bei noticed that the sect leader’s face was darkened. Alas, elders had privileges others lacked. Even Mo Qianchen, the sect leader, sometimes found himself powerless before them.

After looting, the safe zone ceased shrinking. The next circle lay over two hundred meters from Chu Yan’s current position.

But he never expected that Sophia had changed so much. Old tricks that once never failed were useless now. Sophia’s attitude was filled with impatience, giving him no chance at all.

He spoke passionately, while his brother Chang Shen wore a somewhat disgruntled expression, thinking, “You want me to keep control? How come my family is so breathless?”

“Master!” The phantom beast and its master shared a deep bond. At this moment, Yu Wei’s head felt as if struck by lightning, and Feng rushed over, worried.

Everyone else was clueless about his true intentions, watching silently without a word.