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As they were thinking, they saw ahead a grand courtyard gate, with a plaque inscribed in flowing calligraphy: "Glazed Residence." Lu Jinping, Hou Bo, and Hai Lin were struck with shock and fear. They now understood how the previous farmers had vanished. Yet, faced with this devouring land, they were at a loss, unable to conceive how their superpowers might be of use. There was no overt enemy—only a strange piece of land—making the situation truly difficult.

She paid special attention to the antique vessels on some stalls, for these aged items held a certain spiritual aura, making them more suitable for housing souls.

“Please, have a seat.” Seeing him immediately become obedient, she nodded toward the sofa beside them and spoke directly.

She passed by me. I calmed my rising excitement and followed Jiang Ling onto the elevator, heading to her office.

Unfortunately, by the time Nalan Bing realized something was wrong, her consciousness was fading, and her body growing weak.

Had she never intervened to save him, he would never have fallen in love with her; without such profound love, he wouldn’t have endured the later heart-wrenching pain. Had he never loved her, Pei Ziqin would never have continuously sacrificed for her, nor lived humbly despite his disfigurement, nor returned to the Red Snow Kingdom—the place he most dreaded—to aid her.

Though Wei Shang saved him, she also sealed his memories. Now that he has regained them, understands everything, and forgives his inability to let go of the past, the child still waits for him in the palace. He is now a commander in the Black Prayer Army, no longer the carefree youth sheltered by his master, oblivious to worldly affairs.

The sea of ten thousand fires, crimson as molten lava, engulfed Chen Luo’s body. The searing pain of the flames burned him into unconsciousness.

“I don’t care about anything else, just one question—extorting and blackmailing merchants, demanding protection fees, is that one of them?” Ji Kairui stared intently at his father.

Li Yunmu was no exception. For a mere mortal to transform into a demon was a legend in these ancient lands.

Amid the torrential rain, humanoid monsters made of raindrops surrounded them. Numbering in the thousands, the worst question was: What exactly were these creatures? If formed from rain, would they multiply endlessly? Could they be killed at all?

Li Yunmu understood the system’s final purpose: to have the millennia-old divine staff unlock the golden seal of the polar dawn.

Zhao Hao’s expression froze involuntarily, a complex feeling swelling in his heart—guilt and embarrassment.

The “Yangyang Group” didn’t even have a single IT professional. Finding two computer repairmen was easy; finding specialists was far more difficult.

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The fragrant aroma of the meat porridge from the bowl awakened Mai Zi’s appetite, and he ate heartily without restraint.

A particularly bold child crossed several merry-go-rounds, constantly jumping and bouncing atop them.

Xia He held the Immortal-Slaying Gourd, white light sweeping over a shadowy figure, but no matter how he tried, he couldn’t fix it in place.

Not only was the reward generous, but more precious was the fact that the young master personally named the recipients of the bounty, causing the household servants to cheer in delight.

He slowly lifted his head; his clear eyes were as calm and still as a deep pool. Upon seeing the shadow in midair, his slender fingers moved to his lips, and a crisp whistle sounded, long and haunting.

With a casual swipe, the color agent erased the disguise, revealing the original true face beneath.

Lin Yi felt slightly embarrassed under her gaze. Those eyes were pure and innocent; facing them, any wicked thought seemed degrading, filling him with shame.

Sheng was no fool; he knew this thief was outrageously cunning. Handing over the jade toad bracelet would expose the coordinates of the Divine Clan’s headquarters. He insisted on personally escorting him in, and An absolutely refused to yield. The two parted ways, resolved to wait it out.

In truth, Tuoba Xue only gradually adapted to life in the Han dynasty after leaving the Xiongnu Kingdom. Raised in the Bone Capital Prefecture, she followed Zuo Ci to live in the Han dynasty. Whether in lifestyle customs or emotions, it took time. Over these seven or eight years, her longing for the Bone Capital Prefecture of the Xiongnu was no less than Helian Jinyan’s.

This place was far from the Jialan Divine Mansion and outside the territories of the five great clans, a no-man’s land, so they were free to act boldly and prepare for a major campaign. In recent years, the area had developed rapidly, recruiting large numbers of outer gate elders and disciples at high prices, attracting countless wandering cultivators from distant lands, boosting the popularity and indirectly stimulating economic growth in Gulan Town.

Lu Yu listened to Tuka Hong’s words and could only nod in agreement. Feeling that Tuka Hong was about to speak at length, Lu Yu once again took his leave.

He had not yet decided on a plan; he needed concrete intelligence about the enemy before making a decision.

Soon, he returned to the same inn and recounted the matter to the Zhao mother and son. The moment Zhao saw the portrait, tears welled uncontrollably, her heart filled with sorrow.

“Hmph, how do I know if you set a trap for me inside?” Long Ke smirked playfully.

Though the deceased’s facial flesh was mostly gone, the terror before death was still clearly visible.

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After half a minute, Gu Yun finished pan-frying the meat and then placed it in a clay pot to stew.

Her pictographic cooking video went viral, and Rong An’s performance on “Heavenly Melody” proved that he still held a place in the Chinese music scene. Thus, they earned the right to negotiate with higher powers.

Gu Yun and a few of the boys quickly finished their makeup, then returned to the wardrobe to don special grassland attire.

Spells and magical artifacts screamed through the air. Yu Xian, caught in the explosion, had nowhere to dodge. Both showed a chilling and fierce expression in their eyes.

This “An” sent shivers down Tang Zhan’s spine. As for his brother-in-law... in terms of shamelessness, Zhong Yan ranked first in greasy audacity.

However, he was now approaching the outer edge of the beast tide, needing no more than three breaths to break free.

Especially when it reached her mouth, causing her heart to pound wildly and her mind to go blank, utterly unsure what to do next.

“Heroes, you were all selected from the Hero Assembly by Jade Void Palace’s elders. Now it’s time for you to act!” the elder of Jade Void Palace suddenly shouted, his hands continuously infusing true energy into the banner.

“We have turned the tide under Lin Yiyi’s assistance,” Li Dong said, pointing to the numbers on his notebook as he spoke to Yang Weicheng.

Chen Wei walked while pondering. After a moment, he pulled out his phone, debating whether to text Xu Lili to tell her he had earned money.

This defective product functioned almost the same as the original, but its inferiority lay in poor quality.

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