Chapter 120: The Abolition of the Recommendation System

To ensure that everyone under heaven has ample food and clothing, a home to live in, land to till, and books to read.

The entire court was stunned by the Crown Prince’s ambition, gazing at Zhao Su with mouths agape, as if looking upon a saint in the making.

The eyes of Grand Tutor Yang Rucheng and Grand Guardian Yuwen Chengshun gleamed with a soul-stirring brilliance. They exchanged glances, seeing in each other’s eyes a mix of shock, longing, and hope.

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Meanwhile, Falcon and Tiger looked at each other with strange expressions upon hearing the AI’s response. "Access denied"—what could this mean?

In this day and age, hospitals are no longer places for curing illnesses; they are primarily for treating the lingering internal injuries caused by cultivation and the wounds sustained in battle.

The Empress had always had little to do with the First Prince. In the early years, when the First Prince and Consort Shu were in favor, the prince had never regarded the Empress—his father’s primary wife—with any respect, and her words carried no weight with him. Today, filled with fury toward the Empress, he ignored her commands entirely and prepared to strike again.

The boundless starry sky stretched on without end, yet it was carpeted with corpses—men, demons, and spirits, piled layer upon layer across the heavens. A rough glance revealed at least a million bodies, and that was not even accounting for those further away.

Consequently, players in the Samsara World held a very vague concept of levels. Beyond knowing that leveling up increased basic attributes and allowed them to learn higher-tier skills from class instructors, they remained largely in the dark.

"We are so close, there is no need to see me off!" Zheng Wanying protested. Despite her words, she could not resist Xu Shu’s persistence and was escorted all the way to the side gate connecting the two estates.

Though the bowstring was drawn back only a fraction further, the increase in power was immense. In less than the blink of an eye, the feathered arrow was already upon Ji Xuanhao, leaving him no time to react.

"It truly is fate..." Xu Shu whispered. Who could have imagined that her bond with Zhou Jin had been destined from the very moment she was born?

Living in the cosmos and absorbing cosmic energy to sustain one’s own existence—is that not effortless?

As the words fell, swords manifested from the void. Ten thousand sword beams pierced the sky like shooting stars, converging upon Mo Tianxing.

A look of realization dawned in Yanzi’s eyes; she seemed to understand the purpose behind at least part of Li Mengyao’s arrangement.

"First, organize several land-reclamation teams in Shunqing Prefecture and Tongchuan Prefecture; we must get through the spring plowing before anything else!" Zhu Pingjin said after some thought.

She was inexperienced; she had dated, but strictly forbade herself from crossing that final line. She hoped to offer her most precious first time to the man she loved most on her wedding night. She wanted to rise above the masses, yet she was keenly aware that her own abilities were mediocre, destined only for a mid-level white-collar position.

"You’re actually right; it really is a random login. We don’t even know where we’ll appear ourselves, so how could those looking for us possibly track us down?" Yanzi smiled faintly.

Faced with a coarse brute like Wei Yan, who wore all his emotions on his face, Guo Xun already had the measure of him.

An ungrateful beast. Nan Huaixiu was displeased and instructed her maids and matrons that if they ever saw that cat again, they were to beat it to death immediately.

Nan Huaixiu knew she held a grudge, so she put on a humble facade and blocked her path, saying, "Ke’er, it was my fault for bullying Chongli that day. Besides... we’ve been at each other’s throats like fighting cocks ever since you returned. Father scolded me and my brother yesterday, saying that since you and Chongli are alone in the capital, I, as your cousin, should take better care of you."

She was prone to slacking off at work, so Wang Yuan and the others paid her little mind.

In just a few days, through Chen Feng’s accounts and discussions with his subordinates, the Duke of Qi had gained a crystal-clear understanding of the situation in the capital.

She had originally planned to provide only a brief overview, but when she asked questions in class, a large portion of the students could not answer. Consequently, Gu Lingling expanded on the topic significantly.