127. The Great Battle Between Cao and Yuan

"Hahaha, hiccup!"

At the Yanjin military camp, not far from Liyang City, Prime Minister Cao heard that the Cao army had successfully invaded Ye City. He couldn't help but look up and laugh, his laughter so unrestrained that he couldn't stop hiccuping.

"Ziyu, oh Ziyu, you really are my good brother. To think you could actually take down a city as formidable as Ye! Hahaha, big brother is proud of you. You’ve truly brought great honor to our Cao family, hahaha~"

Prime Minister Cao laughed until his eyes narrowed, revealing his molars; he had completely abandoned all pretense of decorum.

In the quiet of the night, footsteps suddenly echoed outside Mu Yiyi’s room. It turned out to be several maids from the manor and a matchmaker, who had arrived with great excitement and entered the room, their faces beaming with joy.

These two possibilities were both quite plausible; at least for now, it was impossible to tell which one would come to pass.

Once the news spread, the conflicts that had previously remained hidden suddenly surfaced. The whole world was buzzing with discussion. While some rogue cultivators or smaller factions with less established foundations cheered for this, the larger sects and noble families, who relied primarily on recruiting disciples, were vehemently opposed to it.

"Cuff them!" Xia Yongquan felt a surge of rage as he looked at the weapons on the ground. To dare brandish weapons and hurt people in the presence of the police—these bastards were truly lawless.

From the day he heard those words, he knew trouble was coming. Among the heroes of the martial arts world, not a single one would be willing to be ranked beneath another.

Lancang Zhu turned to face Bing Xiao, speaking with an expression full of tenderness, though his eyes drifted inadvertently toward the face of Jiang Jili.

Compared to the Gobu, the Cosmic Thunder Beast, with its electromagnetic interference, was far more dreaded by the human side. Had those warships not been far enough away, many would likely have been paralyzed by the interference.

Income is one thing, but the key is the savings. Lin Di checked his current account.

"Judging by your tone, you're quite familiar with Feather. Who are you?" Feather rarely talked about her home life in front of him; aside from work and the company, the name she mentioned most often was Han Shuiqing.

It was already the next day when Yu Die woke up. Upon seeing this unfamiliar environment, her first instinct was to run.

Song Yancheng swung his fist and smashed it hard against the sink. The impact between his knuckles and the porcelain was loud and heavy.

It had to be said that their decision to come to Zhiwei Tower today was the right one. The flavor of any random dish on the table surpassed anything they had ever eaten before.

It turned into a wisp of smoke and slipped into my body. A light drizzle began to fall from the sky; I did not want to go home.

After finishing the preliminary instructions, Li Feng walked around the compound and discovered many deficiencies: teaching equipment was practically non-existent, and there weren't even tables or chairs, let alone any medical equipment.

With so much firepower pouring out through the firing ports of the blockhouse, the chances of his team of thirty unknown netizens—who knows what kind of people they were—succeeding in an assault were extremely slim.

How could I explain it to you? Should I tell you that the sum total of all the cultivators I know in the world is just the two of us and that fellow from the internet yesterday?

As for Gao Shilian and Li Yuan, they were likely here to trouble me over the matter of Changsun Susu; that was to be expected. However, I’ve been so busy lately that I’ve forgotten about the whole affair, and I have no idea how it all ended.

Zhan Yining and her party walked out of the hospital, chatting and laughing, only to see that something seemed to be happening up ahead. People were hurrying past them one after another, their faces filled with inquisitive gazes.

He couldn't help but want to believe Yun Chi’s words, yet subconsciously, he felt he should remain skeptical. Pills that enhance internal energy were not easy to find; even if one could locate them, they were priceless and hard to come by.

Now that she saw he was unwilling to let her get close, she deliberately threw herself into his arms just to provoke him.

The First New City was built in the wilderness, surrounded by barren land. Due to the unique nature of the new city, and the fact that construction of the Second New City had already begun, supplies for the Third and Fourth New Cities were already being prepared.