Chapter 46: Fear

Looking at these overconfident people before him, Su Tian didn’t even know what to say.
“This is really pointless.” The thugs seemed to realize that Su Tian was no ordinary person and dared not be careless.
The daggers in their hands were still dripping with blood.
“Kill him!” one of the thugs ordered outright, and several of them...

Without haste, Tang Juyi flipped the two items into his pocket. He didn’t rush to check the notebook but instead took off Datian’s coat and used it like a rope to bind his hands. Then he pulled off Datian’s belt to tie his legs.

Yang Siyun slowly explained the situation. Although Li Xiao was a bit stunned after hearing it, she eventually understood.

“It must be on the iron tower,” Yuantai glared fiercely at Guangyan and threatened with a clenched fist, his arrogance overwhelming, leaving Guangyan helpless.

The brother and sister left behind two cars to collect gasoline, then got into the first car.

“Of course it would move me—it’s a short play that touches my soul. Everyone will be delighted to watch it!” He Yue said excitedly.

Fei Yingli was pleased to see they admitted their mistake, smiling in satisfaction as she released her grip on their ears.

Besides that, Lin Che also noticed many strange beggars scattered throughout the city. They watched every passerby closely. Though their faces were sallow, their eyes occasionally flashed with sharpness, completely lacking any hint of dullness.

A black curtain blocked the view, and Chuge didn’t know where they had been taken. But she guessed that whoever captured her and her mother had a purpose. As long as that purpose wasn’t fulfilled, they wouldn’t kill recklessly, so there was no immediate danger to their lives.

He called his cousin again, telling him that after the eleventh, he would come to seek refuge. His cousin was quite welcoming, happy to have company.

“Husband! You guessed right, the two of us are living together!” Yang Lu came over, hooking her arms around his neck with a smile.

If not for the sudden visit of the second concubine, Hua Wuying, which broke the awkward atmosphere, they might have remained speechless toward each other indefinitely.

I shot an arrow, taking down a wounded scorpion, which dropped a piece of equipment. Judging by the color, it was at most a green-grade item, nothing extraordinary.

Watching Ji Mo’s cruel departure, Xu Miaoniang clenched her teeth in anger, ignoring the prick as her fingertip pierced her palm. Her heart was filled only with fury and injustice.

Shuyi County lies along the Lingbo River, frequently plagued by floods, causing great suffering for the people. Su Jingyun reported this to the court, requesting to build a dam. The court agreed and allocated 100,000 taels of silver for the project.

“You clearly told us to bring back every single one!” Danqin protested angrily in public.

Han Chu’s daily duties were not heavy; in fact, they could be described as leisurely. Danxin conveyed Yun Ci’s instructions for her to serve tea and oversee meals. Though “oversee” was the term used, the kitchen already had dedicated staff, so she had no specific tasks.

Chen Langya’s voice was sharp as a blade, eerie and terrifying—worthy of his codename “Sharp Edge.” His hatred for Kun stemmed from what Kun had done to his father. Since Kun gravely injured his father, Chen Langya would never let him go.

Li Qifeng was alone and powerless to stop the couple’s worship, and he found himself the recipient of their reverence, which made him ashamed. Cheng Suzheng, witnessing this, thought silently that this was a good child and hurriedly spoke to ease the benefactor’s embarrassment.

Gu Qing took the bundle and felt both her heart and hands heavy. Though she knew her benefactor’s intentions were just, she still couldn’t help but urge once more.

Li Hong reluctantly got out of bed, dressed, rolled her eyes, pouted, and opened the door to leave. She returned to her room to wash up, still simmering with resentment.

Su Yi did not choose to return directly. After everything he had been through, especially the battle with Xiao Hao where he had returned from the brink of death, he had gained an insight that was rare and precious. Coupled with the Yuan stones obtained from Xiao Hao, Su Yi felt he should strive to break into the seventh postnatal realm here.