Chapter 52: Seeing the So-Called Female Lead, Mu Wanwan Felt Relieved

“D-Do we really have to take an exam?” Kang Yuzhu struggled to suppress her anger as she asked the farm staff who had come to notify them. “We’re only going to learn, not staying there permanently. We’re not competing for anyone else’s position on the farm, so surely an exam isn’t necessary?”

“The leadership said that since you’re going to study, you should be able to demonstrate your skills. If you can’t even pass the basic exam, it means you don’t have the ability, and they will make other learning arrangements for you.”

“For example?”

“For example—”

“At last, we’re out! What a truly eerie island!” The dark universe always seemed so desolate. The three, accompanied by two divine beasts, turned to look at the ruined island shrouded in chaotic starlight. If one hadn’t personally ventured inside, it was hard to imagine that such a strange place existed in the cosmos.

Tian Fan whispered softly. Though he had been to the City of the Dead, he knew little about this mysterious place—where it came from or why it had been placed in the mortal realm.

Ye Ming had not yet responded when suddenly the private room erupted in a chorus of exclamations. Many raised their heads to look at the three luminescent screens ahead, their faces filled with surprise and disbelief.

“Lalno, you talk too much!” another hunter, looking very gloomy, snapped.

Ye Ming only carried a red envelope containing congratulations money for the awakening, amounting to 600 yuan, which was quite generous by Xinleng’s standards.

Still, there were those who recognized the authenticity of the images, analyzing from a technical standpoint to prove the screenshots were genuine. Likewise, many supported this view, sparking heated arguments from both sides.

After a day full of misfortune, Xingyang frowned as he looked around the unfamiliar room. His test results didn’t reveal much; only by obtaining samples of that angel’s bodily fluids could he confirm whether she had AIDS. He sighed inwardly, wondering why acquiring British citizenship was so difficult.

What she said was true. This was this lifetime, and thanks to improved economic conditions, education was slightly better. If it had been the previous life, Wei Town Middle School would rank last in the county’s rural towns—not even in the lower middle tier. Each year, fewer than twenty students from the entire grade would pass the county’s key high schools.

The pinnacle cultivation of the third tier of the Celestial Immortal Realm was far beyond those who had yet to reach the immortal domain. Many cultivators, not even having entered the Earth Burial Realm, immediately fell to their knees. Some were so close they exploded midair.

Astute Andalos understood that Rubika Zeng Xingyang might be the best candidate for captain. Why? First, he was a lone, weak alien, which was crucial because he had no complicated tangled relationships or taboos to fear.

Lu Hao sprinted wildly, heading into the woods. He didn’t know how long he ran, but distant gunshots echoed behind him.

Without these, he wouldn’t be so determined to deal with her. He could follow his heart, not exploit or harm her, and be ready to shelter her with a warm world whenever she needed it.

Giving his opponent no chance to retaliate, Wang Nanbei lunged forward. His right hand swiftly grabbed a dagger from the ground and slashed across the enemy’s neck. Blood sprayed out at nearly ninety milliliters per second. Within twenty seconds, the man would bleed out and die.

Wei Xiao had no idea what awaited him outside. After all, Xu Jingzhi was already old, and recklessly venturing out with them would have been too harsh for the elderly man.

Yet, just as everyone present gasped in shock, a figure suddenly darted forward with lightning speed toward the dueling stage.

The soldier who had narrowly escaped looked at the explosion’s aftermath—limbs scattered everywhere, mixed with red and white, and a suffocating stench of blood. Most soldiers couldn’t help but vomit in disgust.