Volume 1, Chapter 49: Brainless Idiot

Upon hearing Ge Tianming's words, Li Lu said nothing more and angrily entered her room. As for the person assigned to visit Lin Feng's home in person, they set off immediately.

No matter how much resentment and jealousy he felt in his heart, Ron had to admit that Charlotte was indeed vastly superior to him.

Especially when watching an episode where a commoner told him that he would be failing in his duty to the people if he did not step down, and that he even wanted to find a carriage to push his seventy-year-old mother to see the emperor.

The next morning, Lin Feng went to the rental property he owned, carrying a large box in his arms. These were the artificially cultivated ginseng roots he had ordered online, which had just arrived today. They cost five hundred each, weighing approximately one hundred grams per root.

"Chinaman, everything here belongs to us. Hand over everything you just snatched away, and perhaps I will spare your life," Solo said through gritted teeth, looking down at Zhang Muyang from a lofty height.

For the Qing soldiers who ate only two meals a day, missing this dinner meant having to endure the long night with an empty stomach, waiting until after the early morning hours before they could eat again.

"This... Elder Sanderson, we need to go back and consult with Granny Nyon!" Sandersonia suddenly blurted out.

Among the four major secular families—Zhang, Wang, Li, and Su—the Su family was now confirmed to be a top-tier family spanning both the secular and martial worlds. As for the Zhang family, it went without saying. The Wang family was just mediocre, while the mysterious Li family rarely made waves. As for the martial world... well, Zhang Muyang had been so unlucky in his past life and had little contact with it anyway.

At this moment, the golden retriever lunged forward again, teasing Maomao. This time, Maomao did not endure it as before; instead, it opened its mouth, gave a light leap onto the golden retriever's back, and bit directly into the golden retriever's neck.

After flying for about a quarter of an hour, Zhang Muyang saw a crack in mid-air—a sensation as if the sky itself had torn apart.

Xia Mengqi had just arrived here to meet friends for some fun, and upon entering the main gate, she spotted a familiar back, though it was a bit too far away for her to approach.

"Come and sing." As the melody of the song began, Gu Ziyang started to recall everyone's attention.

Chen Ruwei had no desire to waste time on eating right now; she wanted to take a nice, leisurely stroll with Qi Haochen and exchange thoughts and feelings.

Ye Qian patted Shen Luan's shoulder. "If you are determined to go, I can only have your eldest brother accompany you and act as your bodyguard."

The clue about the list was told to her by the system—or rather, it wasn't strictly told, as the system let slip a detail that Gu Ying happened to overhear.

The night grew late, and the surrounding clamor faded into silence, leaving only the crackling sound of the burning campfire.

Moreover, her personality... was truly worlds apart from the Yueyi he knew. Julan Yueyi was a golden branch with jade leaves, who never felt inferior and never showed a flustered expression.

Scrolling all the way to this post, Lin Shiyu felt that this question should just stop right here.

"That's good, hehe." Chen Ruwei didn't dwell on it further. As long as it looked good, that was enough; she simply didn't want to lose face or look bad in front of Qi Haochen.

"Alright, time to make a wish and blow out the candles." Gu Ziyang did not dare to delay too much time, as they still had plenty of time to banter and bicker with each other.

Liu Bingyi sat down on the edge of Xu Pingjun's bed. "Pingjun, I'm back. Open your eyes and look at me..." His tone remained gentle yet tinged with panic. Holding Xu Pingjun's hand, he called out to her over and over again, but Xu Pingjun still kept her eyes tightly closed. Suddenly, Liu Bingyi stood up, his entire body radiating a fierce aura that startled the imperial physician.

Yang Jinxin expressed her gratitude and took her sister into her former bedroom. The furnishings inside were exactly as they had been when she left, even down to the padded jacket still draped over the head of the bed, as if she were still living here just yesterday.

"So what?" Wang Yan retorted, lifting Ling'er's chin and abruptly pulling off her veil. A fierce glint instantly flashed in his eyes. Ling'er was startled, and by the time she came to her senses, the veil had already fallen onto the bed, and her lips had been captured in a kiss by Wang Yan.

With a cold expression, Beidou watched this scene unfold entirely. He wanted to witness the ultimate agony on Yu Qiu's face so that his own wish could be fulfilled, and now this farce was finally over.

Although Du Boming looked battered and disheveled, the ancient-robed youth had ultimately prevented their master from being struck by an arrow, and Su Zhu was completely unharmed as well.

Finding an open space, she hung her damp clothes on a tree branch nearby and prepared to rest there for the night.

Yet the entire Yonghe Palace was riddled with Lisu's informants; in order not to arouse suspicion from those around her, she had no choice but to act.

The horse-monkey possessed a rather unusual appearance—it was ugly, supremely ugly. When I described its features to him, I never expected his reply to be that the horse-monkey had already been taken away.

Huo Chengjun followed closely behind Liu Bingyi, her brilliant smile as radiant as if she were still the same person she had been before entering the palace.

My brothers trusted me enough to stake their lives in my hands, yet I ended up causing the deaths of my brothers for the sake of a treacherous official. No matter how you look at it, such a deal was a heavy loss.

From various angles and in different frames, every single image showed her with her eyes closed, accompanied by her husband.

Because her superior and strategist were both He Suoyi, everyone cheerfully accepted it. Although she was not an outstanding military commander, He Suoyi was capable, and her official rank was of no great consequence, nor had she made any mistakes. Since the husband and wife enjoyed playing such a game, no one had the right to interfere.