44 The Heartless Scoundrel Who Abandoned His Wife and Child (19)

Even Tang Zhenshan, a powerful figure from a century-old family, had to bow before this bald man. If it came down to dealing with people like him, it would be a complete domination.

Bai Qi moved stealthily along the wall, tiptoeing forward. Every time he reached an intersection, he would crouch down to listen carefully for any footsteps around him.

Lin Yu and Gu Huaitong exchanged blows over a dozen times. Lin Yu wanted to use the Galaxy Star Belt technique from last time to finish him off quickly, but despite several attempts, he couldn’t recapture the feeling.

With a *thud* and another *thud*, those who blocked the way were sent flying by Lin Yu’s strikes. He could feel the drug’s power inside him fading.

Xiao Shan listened to Chen Tian’s words, his eyes flashing with a bright gleam. He thought to himself that Chen Tian’s reputation was well-deserved. Just by looking at the calluses on his hand, he could tell that Chen Tian was a gun expert. This forensic expert truly had real skill, and it seemed his talented subordinates were also formidable. Xiao Shan glanced over at Gao Ming beside him.

Huang Jinrong saw the determined light flickering in Xiao Shan’s eyes and nodded with satisfaction, then turned to Lin Bo beside him.

Ying Zuo Zhenzhao sternly warned Ying Zuo Zhaoyue, who smiled and nodded in response.

Those with outstanding physical attributes were the Awakened, Innate Evolvers, and Acquired Evolvers. Those without such prominence were people who passively awakened their abilities after being bitten or scratched by zombies.

The audience couldn’t help but cover their eyes, unwilling to witness what was about to happen next.

Everyone’s attention was drawn to the thick fog, and even the gang members fighting nearby stopped their actions.

“Someone! Get this old man out of here! Wait, stuff in two more pieces of unfermented stinky tofu!” The Seventh Princess’s face flushed with anger as she shouted.

At this moment, there was only a simple wish: for everything before them to end before it even began. Since the youth wanted to disguise himself, she would play along. It was no big deal; life was boring anyway, and this made things far more interesting.

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Lost in thought, she quietly withdrew, consciously giving the two young children their private space.

Since there was a bed, might there be something under it? The bed was pushed against the wall, and she usually hid troublesome or unnecessary things under the bed against the wall. This way, they were out of sight but easy to remember, perhaps because she slept there every day, making it convenient to find things when needed.

One method was direct copying, the other was self-exploration from scratch. Could the difficulty of cultivation be the same?

At most, she was seventeen or eighteen years old, not even a fraction of their age, yet she had already caught up to their realm.

“Are you talking to me? And why are you angry with me? Why don’t you go find Cheng Jin? Acting tough at home, really pathetic, hmph.” I said casually, though I was already prepared for a fight in my heart.

“You, you, don’t push your luck. A cornered dog will even jump over a wall.” A man looked at me with fear.

Suddenly, the long sword burst into flames. Gu Dao gripped the sword with both hands as if wielding a blade, radiating a disdainful aura toward the world—this was dominance.

Without hesitation, he expressed his willingness to put all his elemental stones on the line to help Xiao Lin bid.

Country S hosted numerous music events, with many Asian stars holding concerts there, greatly boosting local tourism.

“I need to find a chance to properly thank her.” Zhuge Bai murmured, grateful to Guan Zitong for rescuing his hair from Zhuge Rou’s clutches.

Chen Qingxin and his sister took their mother outside to a quiet spot. After resolving the physiological matter, they washed their hands and feet with the rainwater and returned to lie down on the wooden planks.

With everything perfectly resolved, Chu Feng felt quietly pleased. Huang Hu would behave for a while now. He hadn’t exposed the viper incident publicly but hinted at it privately, frightening Huang Hu to avoid him whenever they met.

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Shen Zhizhang and Qin Munian were not surprised that An Liqiu would say such things; obviously, everyone in the ward knew her temper well.

Their minds were filled with countless questions, constantly assimilating new knowledge. The clash between old and new knowledge, combined with unfamiliarity from the previous day, left their heads feeling like a muddled mess.

He stared resentfully at Yin Nanfai. If Yin Nanfai hadn’t ordered Yu Ke to mess with him, would he have bothered to clean the school toilets? None of the subsequent events would have occurred. It all stemmed from the man before him.

Up front were five rooms, the largest being the oil pressing area, where four pressing machines were already set up.

“Of course I’m not working, wife.” Xie Xunzhi leisurely grasped her wrist to prevent her from causing more trouble. He needed to stay up late to write funeral cards for her tonight, so he couldn’t do these things.

Pulling a sheet of white paper left and right with force only creased it, not tearing it.

The newcomer merely looked up. In the firelight, Gu Panxi was so shocked she was left speechless.

I returned to Zhang Wuxin’s side with a drink, placing one bottle on the railing before opening another to drink.

“I need to verify this! Wait for me a moment.” Trist didn’t look back, merely raising his hand as a card floated lightly over.

At first, Gu Panxi didn’t understand Shifei Zheng’s meaning, but after reconsidering, she finally grasped the implication behind his words.