Chapter 47: Are Both Father and Son... Entangled with Her Beyond Redemption?

Su Yao glanced around the room once more.

She still wanted to return to her own courtyard. What was she doing living here, anyway?

She lifted her foot, intending to leave, though her steps were still a bit unsteady.

Just as she stepped outside, she was met head-on by Chang Feng.

“Miss Su, where are you heading? The master specifically instructed that you stay here at the Ink Fragrance Residence to recover.”

Su Yao bit her lip. “I’d rather return to Qingfeng Garden. I simply can’t get used to living here.”

As a leader in the underworld, possessing this kind of solar alloy—something only the Great Holy Hall could produce—felt incongruous. But considering that Jifeng had once worked as a mercenary to support his family and had completed many important missions for the Great Holy Hall, Xi felt somewhat at ease.

“I’m asking you! Where’s the Nine-Flavored Chicken?” Purple Ling Tian raised her voice eightfold when Zhuge Liang didn’t respond.

Jie Yu had already pulled up countless video clips from Guo Gang, including two months’ worth of footage. After thorough comparisons, he was fortunate enough to find a lead in Yananji.

It sounded as if the whole family feared Huai Zhen would seize Xize and were reluctant to return to inform him, as if protecting something precious.

Perhaps sensing her unease, he deliberately reassured her with those words, which did indeed provide some comfort.

Another point: the new emperor and empress had not yet moved into Changqiu Palace; there were no other concubines, and no one was troubling Yi Yuanxin.

“Is this your usual residence?” Su Wushuang asked curiously, looking at Gu Xi and unable to suppress her question.

With the charge of the Tiele cavalry, wave after wave came crashing forward. Yet before the armored army, they were like ocean waves breaking upon steadfast reefs—shattered repeatedly before the Xia army’s formation.

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If the other party intended to intervene, and he stepped forward to defend Jiang Tian, it was very likely he would suffer losses himself.

The scene was full of amusement. Apparently, Pan An was shameless beyond measure—this remark was spot on. No matter how talented, being despicable was the final verdict.

“I later learned that it was my great-uncle who said my father’s fate was incompatible with mine, so we could not meet,” Zhang Bainian explained.

Chu Nan, realizing he could not extract the assessment details from anyone around him, decided to stop trying and just answer spontaneously when called upon.

Those two life souls had remained in the Underworld for the sake of others. If they could gain more experience in the mortal realm, even if no great fortune awaited them, it would be better than gradually fading away in the Underworld.

Meanwhile, at the distant edge of the continent, the barrier of the Heavenly Realm dissolved. Inside the Bodhi Hall, sorrow filled the air as Zhang Yang’s physical body sat cross-legged like a statue.

It wasn’t that he was eager to return; shortly after arriving in Qian’an Commandery, he was contacted by superiors.

However, Su Xing had already fallen into a deep sleep. Over the past few days, he had first sought a jade ring compatible with tempering his body, and then encountered an unexpected visitor who exhausted him thoroughly.

The young man turned his head; his face was unrecognizable, eyes blinded—startling Jian Jingchen. He was a faceless man.

Early reports said Gu Enxun had been sent to the hospital. Gu Bai, unable to attend military training, had also arrived at the hospital’s entrance by this time.

Facing his retort, the headmaster grew even angrier, immediately writing an expulsion notice and tossing it at Su Xing’s feet.

On the plains grew two-meter-high verdant grass, brushed by the breeze like a vast green carpet, splendid and picturesque.

So near, Wu Qi revealed greed and possessiveness without concealment. The Innate Golden Extreme Corpse was right before his eyes. With just an outstretched hand, Wu Qi could touch it.

Without wasting time, Lin Dong immediately sat cross-legged. Moving his mind, the spiritual energy enveloped by the Qi flow successfully overflowed from his dantian without any obstruction. Circulating once through his meridians, he felt no abnormality.

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Salt was largely carried from the continent by rivers to the sea, causing the land’s nutrients to gradually flow toward the ocean and leaving the interior increasingly desertified.

Yet this time, our side easily seized Ghana City, allowing continued advancement to reach Inokuchi Town beneath Mount Inaba.

Zhao Delong leapt up in shock! Alongside him, more soldiers also sprang up, equally panicked.

However, watching the three utterly riled up, Li Min could only endure. Afterward, though, Yue Ru’s words startled him, and he found himself in full agreement.

At this moment, Yuan Zhi’s subconscious, deprived of external forces, had nearly exhausted its potential. Finally, the subconscious retreated deep within to quietly recuperate its losses. Yuan Zhi’s main conscious persona resurfaced once more.

During the Paleozoic era’s glaciation period, a snowball event occurred, covering the Earth entirely in ice and snow—what scientists call the first Ice Age.

Wei Du took the jade slip without even glancing at it. A dark, sinister smile spread across his face. He licked his thin lips with a crimson tongue, exuding a cruel, bloodthirsty aura like a venomous snake suddenly excited upon spotting its prey.

Yet now Wanyan Zongwang stood just ahead, closest to the lightning. Though he wore the iron helmet and armor plundered from the Central Plains—which had saved his life under arrow fire—before the lightning and his towering height, he was a natural lightning rod.

Who among them would not want this? As long as they followed the big sister in their games, they were willing to do anything! Moreover, the big sister hadn’t abandoned them for being weak or sought stronger players to form a team.

“What the hell is this thing?” Could it be that she hadn’t actually transmigrated to the Cangling Continent after all?

“What the hell is this thing?” Could it be that she hadn’t actually transmigrated to the Cangling Continent after all?