Chapter 115: The Gossiping Flower of Uselessness

The two returned to the mountain, and as they neared the cave, they heard the clinking sound of metal. They thought something had happened, so they quickened their pace and saw Yu Su outside the cave, striking a piece of wood.

The sudden upheaval in the An family had sent ripples through the business world, as many sensed that the An family was about to change hands.

Gradually, Liang Kuan, though unfamiliar with his own class, became very close with the students of Senior Two, Class One. This led to a common misconception that Liang Kuan was actually a student of that class.

From a not-too-distant distance, Chu Qian returned the smile. On the nearby bed, an indistinct creature wriggled a few times before finally parting the tangled sheets and poking its head out. Without further explanation, Lefting also understood immediately.

Yang Xue’s face was cold and silent, her attitude clear—she firmly refused to allow Yu Yifei and the others to join.

Over twenty thousand people present erupted in a thunderous uproar, the roar so immense it seemed to shake the very heavens.

Yet the blood-soaked storm Lu Ping feared—the clash of blades and shadows—still lingered unseen, hiding somewhere in the shadows.

Zhao Yu spoke warmly as he pulled Shi Qian to sit beside him, while Lin Chong followed to the entrance of the hall and then quietly withdrew.

Listening to their familiar exchange, Lu Jingyuan had already begun to suspect the other's identity, though he could not confirm it yet.

To properly monitor He An’s condition through their daily meetings, Chu Qian grasped a profound truth.

“Join forces.” The crowd gasped in surprise, instantly unleashing their full power, activating their magical artifacts, and striking with their strongest attacks toward the blade-like net suspended in the void. Thunderous sounds echoed as the net endured the onslaught without faltering, poised to strike back at the assembled crowd.

“On such a joyous day, can’t you think of anything else besides fighting?” Wuliangha sat by the bed, trying hard to strike a coquettish pose.

“I hadn’t noticed, but I keep feeling something’s off. You should be more careful,” Alisa mused aloud, repeating her concerns.

Ye Liangchen looked at her flushed, charming face with great pride, daring anyone to challenge him as if tempting fate.

As Princess Qiuyue’s figure wavered, it was clear her strength was fading. If she failed to hold on, the three of them would be dragged into the water by the monstrous creatures and drown alive.

He did not resort to swallowing them directly. Backed by the righteous authority of the officialdom and commanding the instruments of violence, he possessed other dark methods to control people. For a powerful family to live peacefully in Kouzhou, one had to be perceptive and sensible.

“Wishing Empress Dowager good health, longevity, and blessings!” Everyone echoed the words, bowing in respect toward the Empress Dowager.

“Could you stop calling me that? Stretching the sound makes it sound like you’re calling a eunuch,” Ye Liangchen protested with displeasure.

Today, they had secretly planned to ride on the backs of butterflies to the camp of the Great Tooth Ants, hoping to observe first and find a breakthrough for alliance. However, Yu Qiyun preferred to be straightforward and go directly to negotiate.

Sun Yingying rose to fetch the thermos by the wall. Just then, the door opened. No sooner had she mentioned Cao Cao than he arrived—Jiang Hai was here.

Yet just as everyone thought it was over, from among the countless vines, a powerful force suddenly began to spread.

At that moment, the system’s slightly cold voice brought Lin Chen sharply back to full awareness.

Only Emperor Kangzheng himself knew how much suffering she had endured to become what she was today. So many hardships, many that could have been resolved simply by bowing her head. For this reason, Emperor Kangzheng did not want to see his own child repeat the same mistakes, stumbling and hitting walls everywhere.

Liu Wei was famous in the industry for his good temper. Had it been anyone else, they would have lost their temper after two failed takes with a newcomer. Yet Liu Wei said nothing at all.