Chapter 52 Soul Search
Chen Fan listened to the Buddha before him and pondered for a few seconds.
"If this place remains the Sealed Territory, the Fu Corporation Building will indeed be built, but within a few years after its completion—"
He glanced at Fu Xueyue and said in a deep voice, "The Fu family's fortune will soar, yet the feng shui of the Sealed Territory is fixed. Therefore, Fu..."
Meanwhile, Baili Aoyun was the shadow of Jue Zichen; when he entered the primordial wilderness, Jue Zichen would naturally follow, something he could never tolerate.
Princess Baiyu snorted and heavily twisted the bolster towel with her hand, showing that her inner jealousy and hatred had not diminished in the slightest.
"Natural selection and survival of the fittest; the weak become the food of the strong. It was true in the past, and it is true now—this is an eternal and unchanging truth," said Jiang Chen, spreading his arms with grand ambition.
"I am not talking about those parents; I am talking about something real and concrete," Wang Simeng emphasized.
Lian Ye had been staying in this hotel room for nearly a week now, so no oversight or mishaps would occur.
Suddenly, she felt a slight surge of restlessness in her heart. Just a few days of tenderness had made her feel as though a single day apart was like three autumns. The ancients truly did not deceive us; separating lovers passionately in love is perhaps one of the cruelest things in this world!
It was a kind of true manifestation within that world itself—one could exert influence upon the people at that point in time, and likewise be influenced by the people at that point in time.
As for Xi Qin, who was wholeheartedly playing her zither to pacify the earth spiritual Qi currents that had grown even more violent due to the loss of the array core, she was immediately enclosed within Wuya's protective barrier. As for Ji Xinyu, he possessed ample strength to keep himself out of danger.
However, Zhang Guilan and Hu Bintian wiped the sweat from their foreheads, their hearts now certain that Wang Chen was no ordinary human. After all, a mere ten-year-old child had produced an operating system superior to one developed jointly by dozens of American researchers, and it was even more powerful and aesthetically pleasing.
"I found this on the coffee table," Wan Lu said, taking out an exquisite ring box and opening it. Inside lay a sparkling diamond ring.
Unfortunately, apart from uttering these entirely unthreatening remarks, Tan Xiaojie could not say anything else of any use. With a gloomy face, he had no choice but to follow Zhang Hanxian to Huang Zibin's office.
Consequently, the He family pitched their stance extremely high. Facing the aggressive Tang family, not only did they refuse to apologize or beg for mercy like the Deng family had done, but they instead hurled furious curses and even professionally threatened to have these people detained and sentenced.
Unexpectedly, Hua Mingxuan suddenly halted his steps. Hua Jiu, who had been following closely behind, failed to notice in time and almost bumped right into him.
Li Li measured others by her own standards. Since she had been unwilling to openly let someone take the blame for her, she had not expected Consort Xiao to push Pinzhu forward. After all, in Li Li's view, Consort Xiao would certainly not die under any circumstances, whereas Pinzhu taking the blame meant absolute certain death. She had not anticipated that Consort Xiao could be so ruthless.
Hearing the young man's cry, Uncle Chen asked in a low, deep voice, his tone laden with frost.
And that was not all. In the Worlds as Numerous as the Sands of the Ganges, the fifth sister had once taken me to a planet. That planet was the abode of immortals; it actually grew flat peaches, and was covered all over mountains and plains with immortal spirit stones and immortal spirit herbs.
After entering the Northeast, supplies became extremely difficult. Wuyi's motorcycle also had to be loaded onto a horse-drawn cart to be pulled along, following over a dozen days of boat travel replaced by bumpy carriage rides. The northern heavy snow made it very difficult for many martial arts comrades from the South to adapt.
Yet as a man, one must not lack the necessary sense of responsibility at such a crucial moment.
Clearly in the wrong, she still maintained such a righteous and self-confident demeanor. Over all these years, precisely because she lacked a mother-in-law above her and a husband to check her, this elder sister had grown increasingly arrogant and uninhibited.