Volume 1, Chapter 54: Visiting a Patient

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Since it was not yet time to start work, not everyone had arrived. However, Tong Jie and Deputy Mayor Li Lin were both present, along with Xiong Yongqiang.
“I don’t understand what you’re saying, but it’s better that you don’t run. That saves us the trouble of chasing after you!” They sneered with pride and resumed their assault.
Shui Hanyan said, “You know, I now possess only a ‘flesh’ body; my soul was shattered during the great celestial war. As the cosmic laws gradually restore themselves, I must prepare to reclaim my soul.”
He had never imagined that Xiao Yunfei would recognize him. If that was the case, evading today’s events would be far more difficult than anticipated.
Yun Xuan spoke, “What you say makes sense. I have a proposal—do you think it’s feasible?”
Long Luo replied, “Please, go ahead.”
Yun Xuan continued, “In the past, the Yunqi Sect’s peak master was always the sect leader. Now, we propose that the sect leader no longer hold the position of Yunqi Peak master.”
At that moment, a sword descended sharply toward the trapped dimensional devourer, its overwhelming force shaking the heavens and earth. The keen sword qi seemed capable of slicing through the chaotic cosmos.
Lü Songning refused to accept this explanation, feeling he had overlooked something. Reluctant to give up, he decided to expand the search further.
It was strange—such a refined man as the breeder had openly called his father by name, which unsettled me greatly.
Suddenly, Li Jiang strode arrogantly out of the void. Seeing him, Xiao Longwu felt as if he faced a demon from hell that devours flesh without leaving bones.
His luck was good today. Liu Xiaoxiao happened to be on duty, bustling tirelessly in the ward.
The surrounding Xiongnu warriors were furious, drawing their weapons one after another, ready to charge forward to avenge Tu Gui.
“Alright, let’s continue south. Maybe we’ll discover something,” the captain volunteered.
Along the way, perhaps because it was not the start of the semester or for other reasons, the Zhou Dynasty saw few students or teachers from the academy, rendering the entire institution eerily quiet.

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“How dare you!” Yao Hongye’s eyes bulged in anger, her delicate face pale and tinged with blue.
These children knew how to change their destinies, which comforted her greatly.
“That’s good, that’s good…” she nodded repeatedly, not asking about the process or reasons, but her heart brimmed with immense joy and happiness, leaving her speechless.
“Hello everyone. Please take care of me going forward. Now, let’s all return to work.” Lin Fan smiled warmly, nodding and greeting everyone along the way.
This guy was ambitious and extremely difficult to deal with. If the Ma family gained control of Hexi, it would be like adding wings to a tiger.
After a few minutes, the two reunited and lingered in the shop for some time before leaving the marketplace together to continue wandering the streets.
Sword Ghost had no independent strength to face several opponents alone, while Gu Fei had exhausted all his magical power.
Madam Chen couldn’t help but laugh, worried that discouraging Li Ronghua from doting on his younger brother would dampen his enthusiasm. She immediately suggested Li Ronghua carry his brother, startling him backward. Could something so limp truly be carried?
Shangguan Yi and several roommates came to eat together. This restaurant was known for good taste and reasonable prices; it was a regular spot for them.
“Dian’er! Why is it you?!” Su Mo exclaimed, unable to believe her eyes, nervously retreating.
However, he was not the type to offer comfort, so at such moments, he chose silence.
Even in such dire circumstances, his brothers and friends never abandoned him. This warmed his heart, stirring indescribable emotions within.
“Not using nuclear weapons is to avoid worsening the environment and situation, especially in areas with many surrounding cities. Using nukes there would be foolish. But since the enemy’s main forces are concentrated, not using nuclear weapons would be a betrayal of the Party and the people,” Ashuang rolled her eyes.

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“Just from that effeminate aura, he’s probably a submissive!” Lin Feng immediately concluded in his mind.
Listening to the soaring prices, Li Yun silently praised the Wanbao Grand Hall for their business acumen. Starting the auction with such a low-grade spiritual artifact to ignite the crowd, the atmosphere for the rest of the auction surely wouldn’t be disappointing.
“No wonder he’s the champion of the Hidden Dragon List; he certainly has some courage,” the Third Young Master remarked approvingly on Li Yun’s performance.
This place was rich in water and grass, with fertile soil, ideal for cultivation. For Han customs, choosing this location was indeed a very suitable choice.
Suddenly, an electric shock-like sensation coursed through her body. Ji Zili shuddered and reached out to push him away. Just as she moved her hand, his brows furrowed tightly. Ji Zili saw clearly that her hand held nothing but a jade pendant between the sleeves of his robe.
When Mu Liusu pierced the Northern Yan emperor’s body with a spear earlier, he deliberately avoided vital areas, wanting to clarify past events and unwilling to let the emperor die so easily, thus not intending to kill him outright before their eyes.
“How is Auntie?” Su Mei’s heart, already uneasy, grew even more unsettled seeing his cold expression.
When Ji Xianyin finished speaking, the once silent court fell into an eerie stillness. No one expected this heir of the Ronghua family to utter such words.
After Mu Ziqing’s group left, Ji Zili kicked the one still laughing. While he got up to dodge, she tidied her clothes and jumped off the bed, glaring at him with eyes full of anger and frustration.
Coupled with the recent murder scandal, putting these two events together made it seem like a distraction through hype.
For a month, he set aside pure cultivation, spending his time teaching disciples or brewing tea, living a leisurely hermit-like life. This greatly deepened his understanding of the Dao.