Chapter 47: Digging the Pit
“I really can’t make that decision. I don’t understand the affairs of the mountains, nor can I manage them. You have to ask Axin.”
“The main point is, even if they go into the mountains, Akuai and the others can only catch a couple of wild chickens or rabbits. Wild boars are only caught by Axin alone; Akuai and the rest have never even seen one.”
Mong had to make this clear—he couldn’t let everyone think that following Ningxin into the mountains meant they would catch wild boars or deer.
That was impossible.
Within ten miles nearby,
After dinner was prepared, Qin Tian stayed to eat with them. Afterwards, he planned to leave, but because Dongfang Huayun hadn’t seen Dongfang Yuer for a long time, she wanted them to stay for the night. Qin Tian had no choice but to agree.
The rehearsal went very smoothly. Director Zhao even specially praised Huangfu Ziyi a few times. After the performance, Huangfu Ziyi left the TV station directly with Chu Aoyu, leaving behind countless envious and resentful gazes.
Then they began cleaning the fish’s entrails. Qin Tian was busy inside, and Tong Fei didn’t show any disgust, helping Qin Tian, his hands stained with blood.
“You just watch from the side. I’ll handle this myself,” Qin Tian said.
The sound of heroic and mournful cries echoed through every corner of heaven and earth. When the human race heard it, all were moved to tears, their hearts surging with passionate blood.
Only those truly capable of defeating the enemy can control everything. Such battles are the most captivating of all.
Besides school, she was wholly focused on her shop and had accompanied Tian Zihang to several events.
The cultivators of the three clans, originally confused and clouded by murderous intent, were stunned by the earth-shattering explosion, nearly forgetting to fight.
Kunpeng led Xihe, Changxi, Dijun, and Donghuang Taiyi forward with the dignity of a dragon and the ferocity of a tiger toward the first sacred seat meditation cushion.
Otherwise, wearing that Pikachu outfit now, An’an would definitely accept him and willingly recognize him as her father.
Her expression suddenly changed sharply, her eyes flashing with a fierce light as she raised her hand and struck toward the Four Treasures.
She gently shook her head, brushing away those negative emotions, then lowered her gaze and focused on playing with her fingers.
“Is something on your mind? You seemed distracted just now,” Mu Yunxuan suddenly spoke, startling her. She lightly waved her hand.
Finally, one day, he found the lover he had been searching for over twenty days. Yet, she was covered in blood, her breath faint.
At first, Chen Yinbei put on a brand-new security uniform and felt incredibly handsome when looking in the mirror! Outgoing by nature, he liked squeezing into lively, crowded places whenever something happened in the village.
Ye Yaoyao's finger hovered over the phone screen, about to open a message but hesitated.
The threats once frightened Wang Fei, making her avoid him, but now, was it still useful to say those things?
He glanced at the man sleeping beside him, raised his hand to lift the smooth chin, narrowed his eyes, and smiled wickedly.
Among the eighty-one tribulations, there shouldn’t have been a snake demon ordeal. So it must be because of himself again. This loophole was indeed significant, and Dawn, with a clear conscience, had to take responsibility.
She tiptoed over, trying to sneak up and startle him, but after two steps, he sensed something amiss and lifted his head.
“Most truths in this world are interconnected. Besides, I’m just saying this. Whether you believe it or not is up to you.” After more than a year of experience, Guo Luoluo Qiusi’s ability to stir up trouble had clearly improved.
Even their father agreed with the younger brother’s opinion; perhaps he really was capable of becoming the head of the family in the future.
Saturday prime time at eight o’clock—this was definitely the best time slot a TV station could give a variety show.
Secondly, the states of Lu and Song promised to protect the territorial integrity of Xue, preventing invasions from Qi and the barbarians. But Xue had to pay a “shield fee”: every year, it delivered 30,000 dan of grain and 100 carts of supplies to Lu, and 20,000 dan of grain and 50 carts of supplies to Song.