Chapter 49: Semi-Net Hunter Login
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Su Ninglong merely wanted Charlie to understand that some things must have boundaries. Without growing up, no matter how much others give him, he will never be able to hold on to it.
Charlie was to return the rocking horse on Thursday.
That morning, Su Ninglong was teaching Xingyuan the final session of Qi conditioning exercises.
Xingyuan imitated the movements but Su Ninglong kept stopping him to correct his form. “You’re using the strength incorrectly. Like this—if you put too much force on your ankle, you’ll twist it...”
Training Su Ning
The power wielded by the Li Temple was extraordinarily strong, far beyond what they had imagined, so overwhelming that no ordinary person could stand against it.
Wang Xi had been wrestling with whether to consume it himself and start over, but whenever he thought of the man's disappointed look, he dismissed the idea. Perhaps the man was somewhat like that masked master, and Wang Xi did not want to see him unhappy because of himself.
Yu Genshan, Chief of Staff, and Han Dagang stood side by side before the observation window, binoculars raised, their nerves taut as they watched the battle unfold to the northeast, east, and southeast. Six young, capable communicators stood behind them, ready to relay commands.
“Uncle Bai, long time no see! How have you been?” Mu Tianci greeted the elder Bai to ease the awkwardness with Gong Nanjun.
Wang Xi had just received news from Zheng Bin: the mercenary was experiencing a severe rejection reaction during treatment and was critically ill.
In the future, not only would their products be barred from the Chinese market, but they would also have to compete with FutureTech for shares in the smartphone market. Facing such a high-tech company with strong R&D capabilities, even all their phone companies united lacked confidence to challenge them.
At this moment, if anyone among Chen Yuchen, Lonely Ao, and Feng Di cared most about Lin Ying, it was Feng Di! The three guarded a place called “Mockery Pass” directly north of Lonely’s residence, a place with legends related to him.
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The head of the Ministry of Education was under immense pressure—on one hand from the Premier, on the other from the universities—caught in the middle, feeling like an outcast.
To show he did not care about Tong Zhiruo, Fu Yan deliberately told her to turn off the lights.
Lin Tian was low-key and calm. If it weren’t for his earlier carelessness allowing the Qing Bat King to be seriously wounded by a surprise strike, the fight would not have been so easy. The Houthi Crown Prince and others burned with eagerness to hunt down the next Qing Bat King, so they let them lead the charge.
However, these people had no time to respond to Sun Wukong’s thanks. Seeing that he had already left, they eagerly pushed toward the exit, as Yang Jian had previously said there was only one condition: let Sun Wukong leave first.
But when he saw the expressions of Prince Jin and the bandit Po Xu, he was stunned. Neither showed any worry; their faces were relaxed and natural, as if Qin Ye’s safety meant nothing to them. Bing Junwu found this puzzling—could it be that they truly didn’t care about Qin Ye’s well-being?
“I don’t know, there seems to be a reason, but I didn’t dare to ask,” Mang Zhong said as he stopped the carriage, jumped down, and opened the door.
Kikimura Lin also hesitated as he covered Youjing with a blanket but didn’t lie down himself, instead pondering over the card he had just acquired.
Using a immobilization technique, Sun Wukong shot a golden light at the ghost general, whose body immediately froze, unable to move.
The greatest matters in life are those of life and death. Even Qin Ye took the signing of a death contract seriously.
He didn’t understand what was wrong with himself; tonight he was absent-minded despite having everything well-prepared, repeatedly double-checking many things. Yet, despite all this, his heart was gripped by intense anxiety.
An excellent racer combines skill, talent, and fighting spirit—none can be lacking. The two on the track were technically equal, so courage and wisdom became the deciding factors.
They rode in silence. Ming Ruohan was expressionless, while Leng Miqian bowed her head, lost in thought. Occasionally, she glanced up at the person above her brow, suspicion shining in her eyes.
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The second move was to cast the [Caged Bird] spell, exposing his own coordinates to attract everyone’s attention.
Song Lian sat in the Grand Tutor’s chair, sipping tea leisurely, and casually teased Chu Yun.
Fortunately, because of her beauty, Chai Qing was taken by a flatterer to present to A Duo Jia. This A Duo Jia was rather patient and did not rush to force anything but gave her considerable freedom.
Each specialty has its expert. Fighting should be left to professionals. Aside from playing tricks and running away, Chu Yun still had much to learn.
“Your Highness knows exactly what I mean,” Daoyan smiled, keeping the matter mysterious.
She had intended to cup her hands around her mouth to curse Ma Kai by the lake, but upon seeing the beautiful scenery, she changed her mind.
Xuan Se had followed her all the way, devoted to her cause with unwavering loyalty. He took excellent care of Fang Yi, allowing many matters to be entrusted to him.
In May, Chen County entered its hottest season. The bustling market and busy commoners resembled the future Shanghai city. It was the most prosperous, avant-garde, and vibrant county in the Chu Kingdom, but also the most snobbish and pragmatic. Everything had a price; if you couldn’t buy it, it was simply because you lacked the money.
“So impressive, so scary!” the parrot flapped its wings and patted its chest, still trembling with fear.
Li Haofeng’s anger boiled within. His grandfather in a previous life was abandoned at the Shaolin Temple’s gate because his biological parents couldn’t afford to raise him. During the Great Famine, the temple could no longer sustain itself, so his grandfather left to return to secular life. That was how Li Haofeng’s father, and then Li Haofeng himself, came to be.
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