Volume 1, Chapter 59: A Timely Rain Indeed!

Originally brimming with excitement, Chen Ying now felt all her enthusiasm extinguished. She had a clear sense of how much money was in the family.

A storefront worth just over ten thousand?

Forget about selling her father's rib fan; even adding her own belongings wouldn’t amount to that much.

The flicker of hope that had just sparked was now completely snuffed out.

Jennifer spun around and delivered a roundhouse kick. A massive green aura streaked across the ground toward Hua Mulan. Hua Mulan stepped back, swung her sword, slicing through the green light and dispersing it entirely.

The junior disciples often thought of their rarely seen senior brother and the second senior sister who had disappeared for a long time.

Leaving the food factory matters to Zhuo Donglin, her sister, and Luo Wen, Mu Qingyan finally began arranging her shop next to Xianyang High School.

Nearby, Yuan Hao waved his sleeve as icy blue light gathered, forming a cold bow forged from profound ice. The bow radiated intense chill, with countless shimmering azure patterns faintly visible along its body—clearly a treasured artifact of high grade.

But only those of significant status knew this place was a haven of delight, a sanctuary that made every visit feel like a soaring bliss.

“Yes, City Lord.” Upon hearing Qi Baishi’s words, the men quickly sprang into action. However, before they could reach Bosalo and Shaohua, the two vanished without a trace.

“That’s perfect. We’re having hotpot right now. If the second prince doesn’t mind, why not join us for some lively company?” Changsun Qi suggested.

“The current issue is that if our video star moves to another streaming platform, the revenue share will drop significantly, and we’d end up promoting other platforms unintentionally,” Yu Juan expressed her concern during a video call.

The next morning, before getting off the bus, Mu Qingyan bought Lu Kan ample breakfast and left him a bag of bread she carried with her. Only then did she politely bid farewell and step down.

He was certain the village must harbor an entrance to an underground dungeon, and this outcome was as expected. Now, finding the dungeon meant his mission was nearly complete.

Since the person on the phone was Akemi, there was no need to worry about manners. Kishida took a bite of grilled fish as he explained while eating.

The attendant who followed him carried a tray with two cups of wolfberry and red date tea. Gu Yuheng took the tea cups down, placed one before Li Nianqing, and collected the cup of milk tea.

Mo Changfeng spent the entire night clearing the tea trees atop five peaks. Along with those they cultivated themselves, they produced ordinary tea leaves sufficient for over one hundred thousand pots.

The giant python was covered in backward-facing scales, its cold gaze locked on Shi Can. In the next moment, it lunged fiercely with a savage bite.

Tao Bing’s fanbase gradually grew to more than two million, all drawn by her stunning stills and photos.

The final exams spanned three consecutive days. On the third morning, after finishing all subjects, the school dismissed students around eleven o’clock. Mo Mingzhu and Mo Mingrui, siblings, walked out with classmates and saw Huang Yuanlang standing by the roadside with several students, alongside two taller boys.

But it didn’t matter; Yun An had his own methods, having learned much from the modern world.

Of course, for Mo Changfeng, it was no challenge at all. He only needed to soak the valley seeds in spiritual spring water a bit longer or irrigate them with nutrient-rich water after planting.

Tao Bing, hungry all day at school and in a foul mood, couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed with sadness, as if abandoned by the entire world.

His style resembled A Guang’s—usually a blue-collar top laner, but also proficient with other warrior-class heroes.

“Yun Lan!” Qin Long wanted to give chase but lacked the courage to follow. He could only stare blankly in the direction where Dantai Yunlan had departed, his gaze vacant, his heart filled with confusion.