Chapter 41
Before dinner, Yan Yi lowered his head and tended the roses in the planter. Every day, a few petals withered […]
Before dinner, Yan Yi lowered his head and tended the roses in the planter. Every day, a few petals withered […]
Tan Meng poured Yan Yi a cup of black tea. Bi Ruijing suddenly appeared by the doorway, his expression tense.
The traveling merchants had been confined in the courtyard for two days. The lack of food and tea was one
Shen Wei and Bai Cha had been married for several years, sharing the same bed but different dreams—each endlessly trying
The timeline traced back to the reign of Emperor Guangcheng. Shen Zechuan believed that the Yongyi Restoration initiated by Emperor
Leaning against a mountain rock, Xiao Lingyu began recounting his secrets one by one—ancient times, Void, the laws of the
The instant the stone door was pushed open, a pale blue figure slipped carefully inside. Shi Ge narrowed his eyes.
“Mingwei, Mingwei!” Chu Mingwei stood still, his expression grave as he listened carefully to the faint, intermittent voice. As it
Everything went according to Yuan Zhao’s plan. The next day, before dawn, Yuan Zhao and Shi Wuxiang set off for
The next day, Yuan Zhao rose at first light, dressed, and reheated the leftover noodle dumpling soup from last night,
Yuan Zhao washed the bowl, slung the basket over his back, and hurried into the mountain. He wasn’t only looking
The horn touched Wangliang’s forehead, and dry, faded memories streamed into Han Xingqian’s mind. He saw fragments of what Wangliang
The outer floors of the Bernar Pharmaceutical Factory were patrolled in pairs, six pairs total, covering floors one through three.
“He’s shedding his skin. That wasn’t a plaster statue—his plaster skin peeled away like flowing sand. He’s moving. The hourglass
The moment the gale swept through, Chu Mingwei instinctively reached out, intending to pull Xiao Lingyu into his arms—but his
Chu Mingwei and Xiao Lingyu kept a careful distance behind the others. They watched as the group wound left and
At the foot of Green Mountain, Chu Mingwei pointed his Qinglin Sword. The blade shot forward like lightning, piercing a
Lei Jingzhe claimed that Bai Cha was Gedale Ren Jinku’s courtesan, but that was a lie—Bai Cha had never set
The boundary between heaven and earth blurred as a violent snowstorm descended upon the battlefield, completely covering the Hongyan Eastern
The traveling merchants were eager to meet Shen Zechuan, anxious about their own business dealings. The hall was noisy, a