Chapter 75: Gathering Information
Because the Baohua Mountain Range is the second largest mountain range in the western region of Wei Yu Realm, countless cultivators come here to temper themselves every year, so all the major sects have established bases here. The first reason is to lend a helping hand if their disciples are ever in danger, and the second is so that when disciples finish their training and leave the Baohua Mountains, they can immediately turn over their gains to the sect. Of course, the sect does not take these spoils for nothing; either they pay spirit stones or convert them into sect points—this, in a way, also serves to protect their disciples.
Within his Universe Ring, he possessed an abundance of spiritual herbs such as lingzhi and ginseng, some over a thousand years old. There were also many antiques; with a casual auction, he could easily net hundreds of millions.
While Dong Lun was foolishly searching for the “formation,” everyone around him burst out laughing. Indeed, there was something puzzling here. The three brothers dared not betray even slightly, for the golden silkworm gu in their bodies was no trivial matter. What had the half-human, half-demon Zixia obtained that made him willing to betray the organization?
Yet, I also believe that if a Bodhisattva is not grounded, does not understand the joys and sorrows, the partings and reunions of the mortal world, and has never experienced the seven emotions and six desires, how could they understand humanity? How could they comprehend the Three Realms? Would the governance of the Netherworld truly align with the development needs of all realms?
Later, the head of the county police changed. Yet the new chief had no affinity for Qian Hai either, leaving Qian Hai in an awkward and precarious position.
It is called the “Main City God Temple of the Thirteen Provinces” because, in the Ming Dynasty, the empire was divided into thirteen provinces, hence the name. Chang’an, being the ancient capital of many dynasties, became the headquarters and center for all City Gods under heaven.
“I saw Maitreya Buddha clearly, yet the matter itself remains murky,” the Jade Emperor shook his head.
Zhou Xunliang abruptly left his seat, half-kneeling and reporting, “Your Highness, I must admit my dereliction of duty in this matter. However, I truly know nothing of the origins of this affair. I beg Your Highness to discern the truth. Should I have concealed anything, I am willing to take my own life in apology!” As he spoke, a dense layer of sweat began to bead on Zhou Xunliang’s forehead.
As everyone hurried to Luoyue Ravine, eager to watch the unfolding drama, the Third Prince of the Heavenly Lodging, who was closest to the site, also heard the commotion. He had just subdued a late-stage fifth-rank demon tiger and was about to cleave its head to extract the beast core.
He rushed over immediately. Sure enough, he saw her slender figure, limping as she walked through the vast lily fields.
“Yes, I’m from Huaxia!” Yue Yan’s face lit up with joy at someone speaking to her. This meant she would not get lost; she could always ask for directions.
She did not know how the Qin family was faring now. Since Yin Mobei had even vented his anger on Fu Tingyuan, there was no way he would spare the Qin family who had taken Qin Su away.
Destiny Nine looked up in surprise, “For me?” This was a treasure their clan had preserved for generations. He was simply giving it away?
With a cigarette between his lips and his chin cradled in his hand, Hua Rong smiled cryptically, paying Feng Jin no mind.
Fu Tingyuan’s eyes were bloodshot as he stared at her for a while, finally unable to restrain himself—he pressed her down onto the sofa.
Jiang Wuya had not intended to show himself, but now that Sang Jin Yue had exposed him before the crowd, he had no choice.
The members of the Dark Knights glared one after another, wanting to refute but unable to find words.
As she passed by the man at the doorway, his fingers suddenly closed around her wrist.
The summoning array cared little for danger; the magic it released was never lacking, nor were its special effects—still as dazzling as ever, still a surge of magical power.
Now, while the distance to the ground was only a dozen meters, there was still a chance to jump. Once fully lifted, it would be too late.
By the time Gu Jingguo brought out a perfectly cooked meal—three dishes and a soup—Zhao Minan had already placed nearly twenty thousand in orders, and had even taken out a million in loans on an online lending platform.
Driving home with one leg bouncing on the gas pedal, he opened the door to find Xu Ying sprawled on the sofa, still in her street clothes.
“I thought you were doing charity, but I see that’s not the case!” Su Bihan twisted Yue Yang’s words, deliberately teasing him.
When Chu Aotian entered, Yu Qiaoqiao immediately got up to close the door, served him at the table, and proceeded to act like his personal maid, preparing his food with care.
As for this matter, let us look back two days prior: that day Li Wen placed soap and detergent together, prepared ten gift boxes, and used the pretext of presenting a gift to Emperor Wei to deliver them.
Perhaps because of the difficulty of the tasks, there were fewer and fewer players at the surrounding farms. Those who failed their missions yesterday simply did not return.
Before them stretched a vast, bottomless mist, boundless and obscure. With every step forward, a sense of horror, terror, and chills grew stronger. No demonic beasts lurked nearby; the grass and trees withered; and in the deathly silence, the air reeked of slaughter, death, and decay.
Gu Nanzhi cared little for his nonsense and waved her hand. At once, Runxin, standing behind her, understood and produced a pill, pinching Gu Feng’s jaw to force it down his throat.
The two continents were the Rising Dragon Continent and the Phoenix Continent, each teeming with mortal kingdoms and aristocratic clans. There were also two Immortal Palaces—Rising Dragon Immortal Palace and Phoenix Immortal Palace—said to be inhabited by godlike beings rarely seen by ordinary folk, to the point where their existence was considered legend.
For example, there was that seemingly weak and harmless man who had never acted as an internet keyboard warrior in virtual worlds, yet in reality cursed the Original Sin Church’s invaders so fiercely that they were left speechless. The price he paid was simply his life.