Volume 1, Chapter 36: A Masterstroke of Killing Two Birds with One Stone

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It should be noted that Zhou Bai had not signed any contract with Zhou Xun, and the film preparation had not even begun—it was still only in the scriptwriting stage. Therefore, even if Zhou Xun withdrew from the role, it would not cause any loss to Zhou Bai, as he had ample time to prepare.

With a dictatorial tone, Mo Di’s words made Xuan Mo suddenly feel as if he had been transported back to a past life.

“That’s about right, though what’s popular on our side are the fashions from Huadu a few years ago—dusty, red earth, and although near the sea, many still live off farming,” Zhou Bai said, stroking his chin. One was in Guangdong, the other in the north, and their styles were clearly different.

“Alright. Let’s go!” Yun Duo withdrew her gaze. There must have been something there just now—nothing hostile, but constantly probing. Best to assess the situation first.

“Brother Ma, how about this: you all head back first. I’ll handle delivering the meal,” Ye Tian said softly, gazing at the somewhat blurred scene ahead.

Under Sun Wuyou’s command, one general after another wore equally grim expressions.

But the onlookers thought the old lady’s acting was simply more exquisite, so no one took it seriously.

Hearing this, Judith also pulled Aisha toward the explosion site, while other strong individuals followed along with a spectator’s curiosity.

This giant eagle war axe had no special effects, but its overall attributes surpassed the Bonecrusher Axe. The Bonecrusher Axe itself had an attack rank of +2, and even if its bone-crushing property triggered, it only added one more level, totaling level 3. In contrast, the giant eagle war axe directly increased attack rank by 3 levels.

Shangguan Xiu crossed her arms casually and watched Mount Hei with keen interest, clearly detached and merely enjoying the spectacle.

According to an excerpt, at the edge of the Milky Way’s cantilever, Master Yuanjie stood alone amidst the boundless stars, facing an enemy fleet stretching twenty light-years.

Moving swiftly, Richard stepped forward, leaving a faint afterimage that lingered for two or three breaths before fading. Each stride covered more than ten meters.

This attitude made Zi Shixiong envious. If he were not burdened by family duties, born into a flourishing clan like Chu Yun, perhaps he too could live as freely as him.

“Captain Fu, what should we do now?” Xu Yiming looked toward Freeman, shrugging helplessly. He had solved the illusion problem, but what meaning did that have inside the forbidden zone?

“As for the lineups of both sides, we make no comment. Though we are commentators, compared to these true gods, we might only be babbling nonsense. We hope the audience understands!” another commentator added.

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He was quite lucky; the Black man he picked up casually turned out to be a core member of the Baideburg Laboratory.

When she first met the honest Black youth, he was clutching his ailing mother, wailing in the slums of Guinea.

After finishing, Xiao Ran glared fiercely at Wang Yao, then swished his phoenix robe and strode toward the Lìzhèng Hall.

“This is the consequence of playing too recklessly,” Huo Junnan said, handing a towel to Xu Dong before turning around.

In his hand was a long iron rod with a dark sheen, incongruous with his thin, pale face.

Just stepping inside the dormitory door, Bronya and Theresa took the bag from Liu Yun and began rummaging through it.

What Yun Jinxi said was not much different from what Yun Xiang heard from Steward Liang. He had brought Yun Jinxi over precisely to teach her how to discipline servants. In her eyes, Yun Jinxi’s mistake was being too kind, thus lacking authority in front of the servants.

Lu Yi glanced at Prince Chen and sighed inwardly. Although the prince was remarkably intelligent, his mind had been on leisure and sightseeing before, so in the officialdom, he lagged far behind King Xi.

Despite their desperate pleas, Chen Dong remained resolute. If such pests were not eradicated, the company could never grow stronger.

As the contact appointed by Professor Yu, Lü Helan naturally did her best to meet Zhou Yin’s requests.

Yang Yanfeng thought to himself, “Here comes trouble.” Just then, someone recognized Huang Jiukai.

Everyone in the village knew that Luo Xiu had been sent to another village to exchange goods today, which was a custom on Donglai Island.

From his perspective, Princess Tuan, though sometimes peculiar in behavior and speech, was by no means easy to deal with. She was nothing like those uncivilized barbarians—her intelligence was far from contemptible.

“Prince Wanyan, please wait a moment.” As Wanyan Qilin was about to feed the lady a pill, Xiang’er hurried forward to stop him.

In just a few days, more than sixty students had been rescued in total. With two more waves, all the students would be safe.

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Under the relentless assault of the black tornado, in just a few minutes, Gu Yu was panting heavily, struggling to endure.

On March 20, as members of the National Assembly gradually headed north, Song Jiaoren, acting chairman of the Kuomintang, prepared to travel to Beijing to attend the congress.

Immediately, an excavator broke through the wall at the gate with a rumble and drove inside.

However, in this vast battlefield of myriad races, locating the hiding place of Ming Dongtian was no easy task.

Before seeing it with his own eyes, Tang Qiao could not be sure what it was, but there was definitely something unusual in the corridor on the sixteenth floor.

“There are ingredients in the fridge. If you were hungry, why not cook for yourself?” Major Nolan pondered. Of course, he thought the real point was, if you were hungry, you could eat out—what were you doing at my place?

I closed my eyes, feeling an unprecedented drowsiness wash over me, uncontrollable.

Members of the Tianxia Alliance fled in disarray, while the Yi Gang naturally would not let them leave so easily.

Tang Qiao had also seen higher-level body refinement prescriptions, which required extremely rare herbs—precious and scarce even in modern times.

After sending off Chen Qimei and his party, who detoured toward Hubei, Wang Jin did not linger and hurried back to the military government building; many affairs awaited his attention.

The flight attendant wore a troubled expression, thinking this passenger was difficult to deal with, knowing the hidden rules among the cabin crew.

“Wait! Don’t enter the water yet.” At that moment, Grandpa suddenly spoke, lighting a dish of yellow paper, circling around Er Ming’s corpse, tracing a circle while chanting quietly.