Chapter 127: Standing Up!

Chen Fan was just teasing Chen Kexin. Although he didn’t know which Chen family’s eldest miss she was, after all, she was still a young lady of a noble household! Could she be made to laugh so easily? In Chen Fan’s impression, young ladies like her were supposed to be just like their elder sisters—passionately warm within the family, yet aloof and cold to outsiders. He never expected...

The next day, after Ye Chen briefed Lan Xin and the others, he left the county with A Jiao and boarded a train heading to the city.

There was something even more intriguing: in this world, gold did not exist—or rather, there were no gold mines, and gold was extremely rare, scattered in tiny fragments mostly bestowed by immortals.

Meng saw the badge on Lin Qingyun’s chest and was initially pleased, but a sense of melancholy lingered in his heart, an unfamiliar emotion he had never encountered before.

Upon hearing this, Xia Qingling’s eyes widened. After all, they had been classmates, and out of that camaraderie, she gave the prize money she won from the boxing match to Jiang Chengxi.

Since his master, Huan Jian, taught him the Universal Sword Technique, he had hardly slept—hunting by day, training swordsmanship by night, and practicing whenever he had a spare moment.

In a remote area of the Kopulu star sector, a Star Spirit Temple was discovered. The military believed it likely contained minable deposits of deuterium.

Although Huang Zhongzhen was reluctant, the good upbringing from the 22nd century made him respect the choices inherent in each species’ bloodline, so he not only accepted but even encouraged it.

After all, in her previous life, she had not yet cultivated, and the poison only scared her off after causing poisoning. Who would have thought that in this life, she would be killed outright by the poison?

Huang Zhongzhen drifted in and out of sleep, vaguely hearing someone push open the door and enter. Upon hearing a startled voice, someone said, “Why isn’t it the eldest brother and the others?” Then came the sound of hurried footsteps ascending the stairs.

Hearing his words, Zhou Moyu laughed heartily, so much so that Chen Shoutang’s car lurched awkwardly from her laughter, frightening him into slamming on the brakes and planting one foot firmly on the ground. Zhou Moyu nimbly jumped down, her feet light as a breeze.

How many people trusted me? And what about me? If I return, will I betray them? So many people! Thinking of this, Zhao Xin’s resolve to go back only grew stronger.

Each contestant had only one minute to perform, so no matter how loud the audience’s cheers, there would be no encore.

Then, as if recalling something, it fixed an intensely eager gaze upon Xue Shisan.

Axi clearly saw Ye Zhusheng. He stopped the car in front of Ye Zhusheng, and once Ye Zhusheng got in, he slammed the accelerator and sped off.

Ye Zhusheng nodded. When a person enters a space, their subconscious naturally leads them toward the first exit they see.

But on the other hand, it was somewhat relieving—if the main force of the Wokou were here, would it be so easily taken? If the guess was correct, Chenghe Island might be the Wokou’s vanguard or rear guard.

“Hey, what are you doing here?” Li Xiaoyao’s heart was filled with regret. If only he had changed his appearance earlier, this awkward situation wouldn’t have happened.

As for the palm force previously unleashed by Lord Jun Ye, it had long been shattered without causing the slightest ripple.

Kato Taka’s mind cleared when Xu Zheng doused him with cold water. Since Xu Zheng was the minister in charge of all Wokou affairs, how could he not investigate their territory?

Li Xiaoyao toyed with the dragon-shaped jade pendant in his hand. This pendant emitted no trace of spiritual energy, yet upon careful touch, it possessed a soothing and calming effect.

Moreover, their attachment to the Zulong Star was even deeper. They treasured this planet painstakingly cultivated over three years. Unless absolutely necessary, even when facing hundreds of stellar beasts, they would not give up easily—they were determined to fight before considering retreat.