Chapter 102: The Water Ghost That Hid Even Deeper
Gu Hanquan and Tang Yazhu's wedding was quickly set for next month—on National Day itself.
Taking advantage of this occasion, Qian Lai called Liu Huiru and told her everything about herself, Qiao Muting, and Gu Hanquan.
Unexpectedly, her words stirred up a storm. When she received another call from Liu Heqing, it was to inform her that Liu Huiru wanted to officially divorce Qian Jiangang.
It turned out that ever since her phone call, Qian Jiangang and Liu Huiru—
But now, Lai Yue'ao had only just met Emilia. Considering that Lai Yue'ao would be taught many more times in the future, Chu Guan decided to endure for now.
As a surge of gray mist rolled in, accompanied by a deep, chilling laughter from some unknown source, Chu Guan felt his hand lighten—the entire box suddenly vanished.
The ink pearl flew out again, tracing a circle in the air, within which thick black clouds churned. So this was how the exit of the dream was forged: simple in its construction, but finding it within the dream was exceedingly difficult.
This young man’s face was unfamiliar; neither a renowned disciple of any major sect nor a powerful figure of the dynasty. Yet he was personally escorted to the door by Master Zhu herself. Judging by her demeanor and courtesy, his background must be extraordinary.
That afternoon, as Han Yiran returned home after work, she stopped in her tracks. Her front door had been splashed with red paint, glaringly conspicuous, and scrawled with curses. Anyone unaware might have thought loan sharks had come to collect debts.
Joining a sect had many advantages; she could never be a lone wolf. A healer’s worth was best realized as part of a group.
Descending from the fourth to the first floor, Instructor Liu—a slightly fair-skinned woman—kept smiling. Qin Ke finally lost patience and frowned.
He understood now. With his knowledge of Jiang Ke, this time, Master Jiang of Beishui was truly enraged.
The blind Taoist stroked his beard with a smiling satisfaction, seemingly pleased with his casual move.
He was the regent, Fu Xuan—said to have entered an army of a hundred thousand alone to rescue the former emperor, granted a royal surname, and even entrusted with the new emperor’s regency.
She had even managed to evade the surveillance of the people from the Heavenly Domain, and to this day, she had revealed little of her true nature.
Despite his corpulent frame, his movements were swift and effortless—a testament to his fear of being beaten again by He Xiyao.
"The mysterious boyfriend of the newly crowned Best Actress revealed!" Just imagining the stir such a headline would cause, his face glowed with excitement.
Mu Xinlan closed her eyes. As a wave of pain surged, remembering the doctor’s words, she clenched her teeth and summoned every ounce of strength to push. Instantly, she felt the baby rush through the birth canal.
The celestial demon witnessed Ming Hen's move—a flick of the fingers, yet it contained the essence of heaven and earth, its seductive blood-red hue tinting the deep blue sea.
"Enough! If you have any grievance, take it up with President Lu." Lin Yixue firmly dashed Qin Huilan’s hopes.
Li Ning despised the gray wolf’s tone of interrogation, especially regarding Anzhi. Besides, someone whose desires went unfulfilled could hardly be expected to maintain a good temper.
At the central square, a temporary teleportation array had been carefully installed, radiating a chilling aura. The problem wasn’t the materials, but the destination—what emanated from the place to which the array led.
Once Qiao Qianxi stabilized his cultivation, following Xu Fei’s plan, he would leave Panlong Star after reaching the late stage of Earth Sovereign.
"If I were young and vain, I'd save up for three or five months just to visit these upscale places... But then, stepping inside, I'd feel utterly out of place," Aunt Zhang smiled as she spoke.
"I get it, Barry! You mean, three days from now, you’ll travel back to this moment, and the you standing here will become the past! That’s it, isn’t it?" Wang Quan was certain he was right.