Stepping into the Abyss

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In the past, he would never have been willing to let matters rest. He would certainly have engaged him in a fierce war of words. But now, pride and dignity no longer mattered.

At dinnertime, someone brought food over. Ruotang had no appetite whatsoever; she merely sat on the haystack, biting her fingers uneasily.

Ye Li nodded. Although she was extremely displeased to be working under Chu Haoxuan’s watchful eye, she had no choice. Not only did she see him every day at the hillside villa, but she also had to see him at work.

“I’m injured—seriously injured. You can’t do anything to me.” He held out his palm toward Ying Yin, guarding himself as though Ying Yin were about to violate him.

Amid the chaos that erupted when the army of Fanyu Kingdom discovered that its commander had been killed and its provisions camp had caught fire, someone took advantage of the confusion to disappear, rushing toward the border city of Yunli Kingdom.

After returning home, Yuan Xiao turned on her computer and searched for news about the Tiansheng Group. She had spent every day with Gao Ze, yet all she had known was that Tiansheng Group was an extraordinarily powerful enterprise. Only after she began looking into it did she discover that the group’s interests extended into far more fields than she had imagined.

I said with a beaming smile, “What are you talking about? My chest? My chest is very large.” After saying this, I stood up and thrust my chest out forcefully, then began to giggle without the slightest restraint.

“Don’t make me out to be utterly wicked. I only thought you would sleep more soundly with someone familiar beside you.” Han Feibai glanced at the damp patch on his own shoulder and reminded Yuan Xiao, deliberately or otherwise. Yuan Xiao’s face instantly turned red.

Ruotang rubbed the gooseflesh that was dancing wildly across her arm once more. Damn it, if she didn’t leave this place soon, the sourness would kill her.

“Qiu Lingyang, damn it, you’ve hit someone again.” The man rubbed his injured face, utterly baffled.

The cultivation world generally believed that the Heavenly Dao was ethereal and elusive, without shape or boundary—impossible to see or grasp. The Heaven-Connecting Sect Master, however, did not share this view. His ideas were highly unconventional, even bizarre.

Because of the mistake he had just made with his move, the position in which Li Daoran could originally have exchanged several moves with his father had turned into a one-sided slaughter.

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With a shout from his father, Ye Yan’s explanation was dismissed outright. His father cared only about the result, not what Ye Yan had been thinking.

“Since you have no objections, then it’s settled!” Leng Feifei said bluntly.

Far away on Mount Wudang, Huo Bao shared a single mind with the monkey and instantly understood what it intended to do. His heart leaped with alarm.

It had been sealed, turning the meeting room into a closed-off secret chamber. The Cleaners might already have broken in.

It was precisely because of this consideration that Jian Chen would rather stand guard day and night over the unconscious An’an and wait for Xiao Mohe to arrive. Unless absolutely necessary, he would never consider using this method.

A powerful demon beast immediately entered, intending to test whether Li Daoran had left any traps outside the cave entrance.

The Legend of the Great Void and the Radiant Legend were enraged. The enemy they had nearly killed all those years ago had appeared once more—and was even taking the initiative to attack them.

“We are citizens of the Great Yu Imperial Dynasty…” It was only today that many ordinary people learned they belonged to a common realm.

“Brother, I told you our missions don’t conflict. Why are you pursuing me so relentlessly?” Yu Sheng asked.

Chen Zheng did not dare claim that he was invincible among those at the Yin Spirit Realm. Yet after surviving the fire tribulation, with his Yin Spirit faintly showing signs of reaching perfection, he was confident that no one at the same level could escape his spiritual perception. The person before him, however, gave him a feeling that was dreamlike and illusory, as though he were not real.

If an ordinary person had faced such a terrifying killing intent, their will would probably have collapsed at once, leaving them utterly helpless.

A vast, muffled roar rang out. The Star-Devouring Inferno Lion had clearly unleashed its true fury. Its immense vital energy once again condensed into three Celestial Manifestations, which lunged forward in a ferocious assault.

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“I’ll play with you!” the Bee Empress called out with a laugh. A cluster of icy radiance, shaped like a chrysanthemum, unfurled in her hand.

Damn it! A person as outstanding as me was being left aside like a head of rotten cabbage, while I was actually losing to that fool—who did not even spare me a glance. Hua An was utterly devastated.

Yu Sheng and the others discussed the matter briefly. That day, they would organize the entire family to hunt only at the edge of the forest beside the village. This way, everyone could remain together for safety while also keeping an eye on what was happening in the forest.

As Batu Lu spoke, a sinister smile curled across the corners of his mouth. To Zi Mochen and the others, it seemed unremarkable, but for some reason, Baili Dengfeng felt a faint unease in his heart at that very moment.

After they left, the Lin family and Yu’er thought Feng Yuner had exaggerated and paid no attention to it. Only when Chen Yan returned and, utterly exhausted, explained what had happened did they realize just how severe the situation truly was.

The Pill Hall was not a single palace but a general designation. It was located in a valley within the Yellow Springs Demon Sect, sheltered from the wind on all sides. A tributary drawn from the River of Lost Paths wound around the valley entrance.

“Hey! Since you’re that girl Dugu Mingyue’s younger brother, go play by yourself!” Wang Junlin suddenly found the situation amusing. After saying this, he walked straight ahead. No wonder Yang Rong and the others had been able to use this boy as a weapon. He had probably practiced martial arts in some remote wilderness until he had trained himself stupid.

The fields needed to be dredged, and collapsed houses had to be rebuilt promptly. Otherwise, once winter arrived, there would be nowhere for people to live.

Just as the middle-aged woman was about to take out her wallet and pay, she suddenly discovered that it was missing from her pocket. The stout woman cursed furiously for a while, but when that accomplished nothing, she had no choice but to scan and pay through WeChat with her phone. Sulking, she rode away on her electric scooter.

“Coming, Father!” At that moment, a figure dressed in white answered while rushing rapidly toward Jiangshan.

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