Chapter 56: Was Qingli Expelled?

Then, they all burst out laughing.

In their eyes, Su Qingli was nothing but a nobody—how could a country bumpkin possibly have anyone backing her?

Watching them clutch their stomachs with laughter, Su Qingli shook her head. Well then, let’s see who wins tomorrow.

The latest issue of the magazine had already been on sale for twenty-four hours, but this time, sales were pitifully low. It was a historic minimum—never before had it dropped so drastically.

Sales staff and...

There were three guards watching over her: one inside the door, one outside, and another by the dilapidated window.

Seeing the mottled marks on Yang Tutu’s body, his throat involuntarily tightened. In the end, he simply pressed a kiss between her brows and quietly left.

Han Anxi was exceptionally patient as she watched An Qin dawdle. At long last, when he finally agreed, she swiftly pulled him into the car, and they sped away in a cloud of dust.

“As long as you get better, you can have as many meals as you want!” Lan Suoyu looked at Shang Jielan, who was no longer as distant as when she first entered, and finally allowed herself a joyful smile.

“If the map weren’t in Iron Army’s hands, we wouldn’t have to be rappelling down this cliff,” Li Li shook his head. “Master Bai, this Iron Army has caused us so much trouble. Are you really not considering it?” He mimed a chopping gesture.

But now, this strand of sword soul was so weak that it could barely manifest for a fleeting moment, unable to use any supernatural powers at all.

If it were a disorganized, useless army, no matter what they tried, it would be worthless—unless individual soldiers were exceptionally strong, there was no way they could stand against them.

Even if the body outside remained unharmed, breathing like a living person, the soul would never awaken again.

Though a few disciples of the Daoist Sect’s Desolate Hall remained, their strength was far too meager. When Jiang Hao admitted defeat, so too did they.

“What’s going on? Huyan, do you not realize what you’re supposed to be doing right now? Why are you entangled with the commoners?” Wang Zi’ang scolded sternly. The man called Huyan hadn’t yet spoken, but the leader among the commoners quickly took up the conversation.

Both unleashed their full potential, all restraints lifted. One was a half-step Battle Emperor, while the mysterious elder was a true Battle Emperor, his strength not inferior to the King of Metabolism.

Allowing a Battle Saint demon to roam the continent would be terrifying. Yet, the Sky-Shrouding Banner hadn’t killed Tu Jiutian—this was worth pondering. He clearly had the power to kill Tu Jiutian, so why didn’t he?

Fang Li’s trademark smile faded. Though the two brothers’ intelligence differed, it was not by much—if Fang Jian could anticipate something, how could Fang Li be oblivious? In truth, compared to his elder brother, he cared more about Lin Wushuang’s attitude. In certain respects, he understood her even better than his brother did.

“What the hell is this?” he reflexively wrinkled his nose. In the porcelain bowl before him, red and green bits floated amid a strong whiff of alcohol. Taking a closer look, the green was some unknown root or bark, and the red—some sort of insect. His hair stood on end.

He drank for quite a while, but Huang Zhong never replied. At last, Han De remembered he still had more than ten thousand soldiers awaiting his orders.

The opposing side... was an immature Xien, and the sealed Okenisia and Burke... If only things were so simple, but that was merely wishful thinking.

Just as Ling Xiao reached the entrance of the great hall, his body began to float. He struggled, twisting desperately, and finally landed on the ground before the hall doors.

Realizing he had angered the driver’s AI, he muttered this apology and then fell silent.

Jun Changsheng’s heart suddenly became restless; a powerful premonition, a life-or-death crisis, welled up within him.

How much cash gift would be appropriate for a future wedding? Should I help investigate which private hospital has the best reputation?