Volume One, Chapter 117: Ji Junyao, Loving with a Painful Depth
Everyone turned to look at Ji Junyao.
Ji Junyao blushed and said, "No."
Lin Ranran asked, "Really?"
Ji Junyao replied, "Senior Gu did confess to me, but I'm still considering it."
Lin Ranran clenched her fingers tightly.
Was she worrying too much?
Perhaps the events of the previous life wouldn’t repeat themselves.
Yet, although she had changed everything, she couldn't alter the fates of a few younger brothers and her little sister.
Especially the majority of the aura, like a long river, connecting to the sky above, ceaselessly flowing.
Tian Mo might not have been a good person, but he was certainly not one devoid of humanity. So, whenever there was something or someone worthy of pity, he would lend a helping hand—not seeking perfection, but striving for a clear conscience.
In two lifetimes, he had been doing the same thing: tirelessly working toward the awakening of the demon race. He even changed the name he used in his reincarnation to "Awakening." One could say he had given everything for his race, dedicating two lifetimes of effort.
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But this time, since he had understood the reasons behind his master’s actions, perhaps it was time for him to make a choice as well.
The Blood Robe Elder’s entire cultivation erupted explosively, accompanied by overwhelming fury. His figure surged forward, shattering the surrounding void into fragments.
Several tanks launched missiles first, but they were intercepted by enemy missiles and ion cannons. As the missiles exploded midair, the two sides had closed to less than five hundred meters apart.
Xiang Tian and the envoy were somewhat incredulous, suspecting that Tang Yi had secretly pledged allegiance or thinking that this was not their original void warship. They even approached the warship to verify.
In the wilderness, various common fire-starting tools and methods were used, along with simple tents built in the primitive jungle, survival skills, identification of edible fish and insects, and the making of basic traps.
"Second Grandpa, should we rest here? Won’t Su Daji catch up with us?" I asked worriedly.
The sixth brother and I exchanged weary smiles, silently thinking about the fleeing An Jiu. That guy still had poison residue in his body—I wondered if he would survive.
The ox cart finally arrived at the end of the village at Su Datou’s house. When the villagers saw Su Yu step down, they no longer found anything strange.
The others stared fixedly at Zhao Su, their faces marked by deep resentment. It was no wonder—they had been kept in suspense by Zhao Su’s prolonged teasing, whetting their appetite.
Removing his cloak, he tightly wrapped Li Siwan and handed her over to the arriving Wu Xin for care before turning his gaze to Song Qiyu.
Li Siwan was startled by the blood seeping from his palm and tried to pull his hand away to treat it, but he dodged and grasped her hand with his other one tightly.
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These people sat in Su Qiao’s clinic all day—from morning until night—neither seeking treatment nor causing trouble, just sitting there.
He was almost certain that Feng Muya’s person was Chi Caiyi, but why would she suddenly go to such an expensive place? That was unlike her style. Moreover, considering that the other party had abruptly resigned, Feng Muxi’s doubts grew stronger.
But then he thought, he had just enhanced all his bodily functions and showed no weakness even when facing a formidable enemy.
Su Dazhuang nervously expressed his thanks, and since it was getting late, the palace examination had to be postponed until the next day.
After all, Su Feng hadn’t given birth to a son with a handle, so recovering ten taels of silver was better than nothing.
Director Chen witnessed the entire destruction of the spray pool and couldn’t maintain his composure before everyone, tears streaming down his face. Principal Meijuan felt moved, blinking her eyes thoughtfully—thinking: The soul structure no longer exists... Chen Ling blinked involuntarily at the director’s reaction.
Blue Lotus was very clever. Master Peng only taught her for two days, yet she had already learned several words, such as “no” and “master,” pronouncing them quite clearly. Ding Peng didn’t understand the meaning behind her words but guessed she meant the master had gotten up and was no longer sleeping.