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If Tan Quan had known that public relations managers at major corporations generally did not receive unannounced visitors, and if Zhongshui Enterprises had not been unable to produce a hundred thousand in promotional funds at once, they would not have spent so long failing to reach an agreement over the sponsorship.
“Grandfather, when have we ever had an expert at the eighth level of the Core Formation Realm in the Southern Wilderness?” a young man asked hesitantly.
The scene before her left Tang Yuqing speechless once again. Could this be the legendary supreme martial artist, the hero of the martial world?
The sentence “I want you to teach me martial arts” contains only seven words, yet you split it into two parts. Are you deliberately messing with your brother?
In the Immortal Realm, among the eighty places known by its inhabitants as Heavenly Pillars, the figures of the Flame Emperor, Gonggong, and Zhurong appeared atop the three adjacent pillars in the front row. Yet upon the elevated platform ahead, the Heavenly Emperor was nowhere to be seen.
“Mr. Wenren, you saw which two of my friends in the cave, didn’t you? Are they doing well?” Feisi asked with a smile, as though she were speaking of two people of no importance.
He had designed the necklace himself. A single diamond had been cut into two hearts nestled tightly against each other, symbolizing eternal love.
In truth, it was exactly as Yue Feng had suspected: the change had indeed been caused by his breakthrough. And this breakthrough had not merely carried him into the Connate Realm; it had also brought him into contact with certain mysterious things. Yue Feng simply had not yet had the chance to experience them fully.
Yet even as Long Xuankong broke through the overlapping palms, before he could completely escape the surrounding confinement of the wind, the vortex suddenly tightened. It bound him fast, forcing his body to continue spinning before carrying him up into the void.
The tenderness he showed her gave her the illusion that perhaps Chen Chen truly loved her.
Although it fell far short of the quality found in the Western Regions, Japan, Silla, and other lands, the plain yet ingenious people of Huaxia had used their unsurpassed wisdom to refine ordinary iron into tempered steel, making it more effective than high-grade iron and steel.
The people of the Cave God lineage had joined forces with the Bai family, the Divine Control Sect, and several other groups. No one was foolish enough to let Leng Qi and the others sit back and watch the tigers fight, only to reap the benefits afterward.
As night approached, three enormous shadows stood atop the mountain peaks. Their blazing presence seemed to reach the heavens; the sun and moon dimmed before them, and their killing intent filled the air. They radiated such crushing pressure that a single sweep of their gaze seemed capable of reducing everything to ash and dust. Their majesty was as vast and weighty as a hundred thousand stars, deep as an abyss and boundless as the sea.
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A busy tone came through, and Long Fei’s expression darkened. Someone from his family had arrived to ask him to assist his father, Long Yiyun, and Zhongshui’s chief financial officer in auditing the accounts, so he had no choice but to leave and attend to the matter.
This continued for two whole days, with every day unfolding in exactly the same way. The soldiers had expected to fight a hard battle, but aside from eating and sleeping, they could splash in the water and admire the flowers in the valley. It was an unprecedented experience of warfare.
Yunfei City had been waiting patiently for a long while, and the others had gathered as well. Just as everyone began to grow anxious, Ji Yun burst out of the water.
“Then am I supposed to leave my weapon here?” Ji Feng understood what Yanjiao meant, but she could no longer pretend to remain calm.
When Xi Yu filled her container, she did not move to another spot. She simply squatted on the patch of ground where she had climbed ashore, without even bothering to stir the water with her hand. Clearly, she had done it deliberately; anyone could guess that what she had collected was filthy water from that muddy, yellow broth.
Thus, after a brief commotion, most people went back to watching the spectacle, though they kept a little farther away. Everyone knew how troublesome witchcraft and poison arts could be.
“Have you ever heard of the pleasures of the bridal chamber?” Murong Chong strode directly to the bed and lay down, pulling Tianjiao into his arms so that Yan Chuheng could see them on purpose.
“My heart for my wife can be witnessed by the sun and moon. Do not let others sow discord between us.” He naturally knew that Mu Zhen would not believe him. Yet hearing those words made Ning Ziheng burn with fury. As the person involved, he was doubtless in a foul mood—especially when he thought of the benefits he had yet to enjoy.
However, when Su Hao handed over the copyright, he had already made it clear to the other party that nothing like padding the plot in the original animated adaptation was permitted. He had even included the stipulation in the contract.
After standing dazed for a while, he glanced toward the workroom. It had long since been deserted. He immediately rapped the table in exasperation and said helplessly,
One was television, while the other was naturally online platforms. After the beginning of the twenty-first century, television stations had been affected by the impact of the Internet’s development, and their ratings had suffered accordingly.
After waiting for nearly another minute, Luo Yuan finally leaped down lightly, without making the slightest sound.
The shop assistant had recognized the arrival of a wealthy customer. Xiang Bai had spoken without even asking the price, so the assistant could tell that he was no ordinary person. She led him straight toward the more expensive garments, where a greater variety of styles was displayed.
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“Sir, I am—I came to ask for your help. My friend has disappeared, and I want you to check the surveillance footage and help me find him!” As she spoke, Liu Ru instinctively glanced toward the monitoring station behind him.
He had seen shameless people, and he had seen brazen people, but he had never encountered anyone who possessed both qualities at once.
Fortunately, the space inside the Cosmos Pouches was reasonably spacious, and he already had three of them. He would not have to worry about having nowhere to put things or being forced to throw them away. It was better to keep them prepared; perhaps one day they would come in handy.
Lin Huang and the old sect master chatted and laughed, trading compliments and flattering one another. In the eyes of Li Miaoyi and Liu Chuanzhi, the old man and the young man were utterly shameless, with faces thicker than city walls.
He hurriedly threw the toad away, but before he could get rid of it, the creature suddenly sprayed a strange stream of venom.
There was no information to be gained from these people about Feng Lin, so he simply sensed the powerful spiritual energy surrounding him and casually entered one of the sects.
Yet the louder they shouted, the more frightened they became. Before they even reached Lianyun City, their legs had already gone weak. They possessed not the slightest bit of fighting power and were sent flying by a single punch from Lianyun City.
Hollywood was notorious for its xenophobia, but everything depended on whom it was directed against. For ordinary foreign actors, breaking into the industry was far from easy. But for a wealthy and capable producer like Wang Naijie, these obstacles could hardly be called resistance.
Yoshida Kazumi took the glasses with trembling hands. After drawing a deep breath, she pressed them against her slightly flushed face. For some inexplicable reason, an ominous premonition welled up inside her, as though everything she had experienced before was about to be shattered in an instant.
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