Volume 1, Chapter 48: Tier-T0 Little Fairy

After Yuan Shu withdrew from the battlefield, the once relatively clear situation in Jianghuai suddenly descended into complete chaos. Seeing Qiu Ximing being captured right before his eyes, Dai Quansheng’s legs turned weak; he was terrified by the relentless series of reversals.

At that moment, a young man with dark skin, a sturdy build, and a fierce expression lay basking in the sun on a haystack. A blade of foxtail grass hung lazily from his mouth, exuding an air of carefree ease and comfort.

Her livestream room had few viewers; the only ones sending messages were mostly Wang Hao or the occasional lewd comments demanding to “show the inner layer.”

Damn it, even the notorious Ghost Blade Kujiu from the underworld was about to take you away—how could we possibly dare to say more?

Qiu Ning lost her composure immediately after hearing this. Thinking of Jiang Heyan and then looking at Chu Shi’s painting—was this really just practice?

Lü Bu’s furious rage and Guan Yu’s disdain instantly charged the atmosphere inside the tent to its peak, as if the two sides were about to erupt into battle at any moment.

Thus began decades of soaring momentum for the Zhengyuan Sect. Since Master Han took over, the sect abandoned its previous low-key stance, aggressively recruiting disciples and spreading its teachings throughout Chongming Prefecture.

Today, they had come early, waiting for Wang Hao, ready to show him their might and avenge old grudges.

Wang Hao’s words shattered the atmosphere instantly. Chu Qianyun hurriedly grabbed a mirror, looking left and right, but found nothing.

For an ordinary person, forming a vacuum tunnel might provide amusement for a while, but Wu Wei was a supreme expert; a slight body movement could break through many obstacles. The vacuum tunnel was incredibly fragile.

---

As Lu Ping slowly spent the funds from the two public accounts of Lord War God, numerous goods gradually arrived in Xueling South City. Soon after, the soldiers from the two armies trained by Gui Fangqing underwent profound transformations inside and out.

Qi Xuan and Luo Tianze, having dealt with the Jiang family’s affairs, returned home only to find their living room suddenly filled with numerous Nascent Soul cultivators. These people had previously been hidden, secluded, or completely missing, but now all appeared in their home.

Zhang Yunxuan saw the resolute expression on Qin Feng’s face and the softness in his eyes. Her heart suddenly steadied. After drinking so much, she was somewhat dizzy but also more aware that Qi Donghai harbored ill intentions. Yet, constrained by appearances and work, she couldn’t act as freely as Qin Feng did.

“What do you mean?” I was momentarily stunned, failing to grasp the point. I looked at Shi Qianyu and then softly inquired.

Not to mention, impulsive actions had caused the deaths of my father Ma Teng and my brother, and also my wife.

Yet Zuo Yu was an indispensable figure in the Chitu Sect. In other words, no matter how developed the remaining divine generals became, Zuo Yu was the sect’s pillar. Without him, even if the remaining generals led the sect to victory in the sect war, it would still be a tremendous loss for Chitu.

Leaving the restaurant, Liu Ruoli linked arms with Qin Feng. Qin Feng struggled several times but eventually allowed her to hold on.

Since ascending to the heavens was impossible, Wu Wei, possessing infinite energy within, could not let it go to waste. He headed straight to the gravity chamber, adjusted it to twenty times gravity, and began pushing himself mercilessly.

At that moment, seeing Qin Feng decisively defeat one of his men, such prowess caused all the Ouyang family members to pause.

In truth, Li Xing did not know that while others practiced swordsmanship for at most a year, he had trained for six years, day in and day out, under fierce and perilous pressure.

Meanwhile, Gao Ziting was still speaking at length, likely discussing the need for Li Mo to cooperate with the police to capture Ding Cheng and expose the mastermind. After listening carefully, Ling Chen’s handsome brows furrowed deeply.

---

Before the words fell, a sudden violent explosion sounded from behind. Startled, the two turned to see a scene of complete devastation; the dressing room and nearby rooms had been blasted to bits.

“What? My grade is excellent? Teacher, I haven’t even—” Li Yunbin was momentarily stunned, unable to believe what he heard, quickly addressing the teacher.

This medicine was also suitable for minor to moderate external injuries. It was brought by Mi Lan when she arrived, on her grandfather’s order as a precaution. Although it couldn’t heal quickly, it could at least improve the condition and relieve pain.

“Ling Shaofeng won the first victory in a cross-level challenge against a sixth-level martial artist, earning three points. He now has nineteen points.” Even the judging teacher fell silent for a moment, only announcing the result upon seeing Jiang Nan rise.

However, upon returning to her room, Ling Mingyue immediately resumed rigorous training. Her brother’s comprehension was astonishingly uncanny. Though his progress had been slow before, she believed he would grow stronger by the day. As his sister, she could not allow him to surpass her.

Unlike other floors, the moment they stepped out of the elevator, both sides were flanked by a line of bodyguards.

Logically, if you could precisely locate the Pei family to meet Lin Qian, how could you not know about her marriage?

At that moment, Madam Yu brought over a medicine placed on a tray, accompanied by a transparent glass of warm water.

Chen Qi shook his head. “The crops in the fields are all destroyed. Even if the villagers have surplus grain, they will hoard it at home. We cannot forcibly seize it, so…” The rest was left unsaid, but Xiao Xuan also understood his meaning.