Chapter 41: Hospitalization

Before Shen Qingyao could scream, the person who had grabbed Su Shang began to wipe the sweat from his forehead. Shen Qingyao recognized him; he was someone who lived near her grandmother’s house. She let out a sigh of relief, though her heart continued to race.

"Yao Yao, hurry back! Your grandmother has collapsed from shock!"

"What? My grandmother..."

Hearing this news, Shen Qingyao’s heart tightened, and she ran after the man all the way to the medical station.

Yun Yang remained silent in his arms, then reached out toward Zhifeng, who stood nearby with a look of concern.

She... was she crying? His heart ached. Hearing her declaration that she was leaving, he nearly crushed the door latch in his grip.

At that critical moment, Mo Qing flew in and pulled Jing Ran into his arms, his own back slamming into a blue stone pillar from the sheer momentum.

"I’m not being modest; my singing really could scare away a dinosaur." This was the verdict Ai Zi had given her back then.

Because his illness was quite specific and he could not disclose it publicly, the official announcement stated that he was simply getting on in years and no longer wished to manage the family business.

Demotion was within Consort Wu Hui’s expectations, but for over a decade, ever since the deaths of Empress Chen and Imperial Noble Consort Chen, the power to oversee the inner palace had never slipped from her grasp.

Liang Chenxiao’s guidance on military strategy helped Jing Zi’s understanding of combat tactics advance by leaps and bounds.

Just as he was about to call for the forestry bureau staff, he suddenly noticed a relatively small tree nearby shaking incessantly.

He opened it to take a look; inside was a silver bracelet, adorned in the center with a pale blue glass bead.

At this moment, the light on the defensive city array was growing dimmer. Vaguely, one could see several large demonic beasts pushing their bodies halfway through, only to be blasted into fragments by the array, their broken bones and mangled flesh scattering across the outskirts of Wanling City.

The old grievances and entanglements of the past were brought to an end in that explosion, turning into ash.

"What’s the situation outside?" Ignoring him, Shen Bin asked as he disassembled his weapon and placed it into the case.

Taking this as an example, Merrill held the view that "China strikes first and then pulls back." Once the international market made a move, the Chinese side would step out to claim that the marketization process had exceeded everyone’s expectations, that the achievements were significant, and that there was no need for further intensity in the short term.

"In my eyes, he is nothing more than a stray dog found everywhere." His gaze was cold; throughout the entire encounter, he did not even glance at Qing Ge, his expression devoid of the slightest ripple.

"Master, please accept your disciple’s kowtow. You have suffered, Elder," Lin Ye said, bowing low.

*Squelch, squelch.* Wherever the cable passed, two players were instantly sliced in half. Crimson blood immediately mingled with the seawater. Lin Feng and the others looked on in horror, never expecting that someone would die in a place deemed safe.

In other words, Su Li could do whatever he wanted to her at this moment without any reservations, yet she could not bring herself to kill him.

I do not know what ultimate technique the opponent is using, but the momentum is incredibly fierce. Judging by the phantom behind him, this strike will decide the outcome.

Huyan Zhuo led his iron cavalry to crush the Song army’s defensive line. After pursuing Tong Guan for a while, the horses’ speed gradually began to slow.

Song Ziyan looked at Dongfang Yu in surprise: "You shouldn't be asking me this; you should be asking yourself."

But early this morning, the news broke that Song Ziyan had remained in a coma since the car accident, with no set time for waking.

Gao Qiu received the imperial decree and summoned his trusted subordinates to discuss how to best complete the mission assigned by the Emperor.

"Drugs! Do you understand? I’ll tell you the truth: that day he called me into the office and forced me to submit, which is why I was willing to come here. But I truly didn't want to—I’m not that cheap, desperate to jump into bed with a man just because I like him!" As Lan Lan spoke, her eyes welled up with tears.