Chapter 51: Breaking Through the Encirclement-Estou levando a sério a caça de oportunidades, meu espaço está cheio de jade imperial(Por favor, deixe-me brilhar pelo menos uma vez.)

Gunshots exploded in the air, bullets sweeping rapidly in straight lines across the ground. Startled, Zhao Chen’s hair stood on end as he bolted deeper into the banana grove. At this moment, Zhao Chen was certain that the enemy aircraft was equipped with high-tech night vision devices. Using infrared radiation emitted by heat, they could detect hidden enemies in the darkness.

Realizing the cause of his exposure, Zhao Chen dared not linger. He darted left and right, constantly changing his position. Suddenly, a bright idea struck him—he remembered there were two pistols stored in the space of his left hand and quickly drew them out. Originally, these guns were meant for self-defense, but now, with his life on the line, he had no choice but to prepare for a fight.

Under the banner, countless arrows gleamed dazzlingly in the sunlight, their tips still aimed at the forest below. Observing the poised formation, it was clear they numbered close to a thousand. On the other side, the airship’s pressure was unusually low. The solemn expression of Master Yi Ran had not improved at all. The closest, True Immortal Qinglian, despite being a Divine Transformation cultivator, was nearly unsettled by the thunderous roar.

Truly, there were those who rejoiced and those who mourned. The Buddha’s chant was meant to be unobstructed; if one’s heart was at peace, they would remain unaffected. But how many could truly achieve such tranquility? Even ordinary people could leap and climb walls under the moon’s gravity on the lunar surface, though lacking finesse in control.

Ye Feibai pounced like a fierce tiger, claws striking down one after another. The illusions and nightmare demons scattered, some shattering, others freezing instantly into statues, immobilized. Meanwhile, Blood Night Tian ascended the altar but found no records—someone had already beaten him to it, or perhaps such a thing never existed at all.

Xiao Yu slapped his forehead, deeply troubled. He hadn’t expected the gulf between himself and these people to be so vast. Despite his sealing, they couldn’t sense the immense energy present. If Ye Jinhui were lying, how could she so clearly recount the names of General Wu Haoran of Datong and Chen Taiping, Deputy Minister of the Honglu Temple, as if she had witnessed the battle firsthand? Datong and Xuanfu were renowned for their elite troops; how could a mere few tens of thousands of watts of electricity breach their defenses?

Jiuyang spoke solemnly, and Xiao Yu felt a surge of hope. According to Jiuyang, this breakthrough would far surpass all his previous ones. Dou Yanran also made a valid point: Leng Jinyue had once threatened Yun Sang’s life, forcing him into compliance.

I don’t even need to leave the house to guess that my mother-in-law is currently sitting by the balcony window. Zheng Jia was clearly flustered, and even Huang Yuhao fell silent. I find it hard to describe my feelings at this moment. Though I had been “married” to Zheng Jia for some time, when he first appeared voluntarily before my colleagues, I still felt a blush rise to my cheeks, my heart pounding with both shyness and joy.

The young man known as Ye Feng frowned, astonished. Ma Qiga had actually ordered him to intercept the Wolf Cart of the Xia family—a forbidden act throughout the entire Jiuzhou continent! No wonder they offered him so much. Ye Feng took a sip of the slightly bitter beer, as if resolute, and nodded in acceptance.

The two clashed again, a deafening clash resonating from the arena and spreading throughout the competition grounds. Furthermore, perfecting one’s livestream was also a preparation for future projects and laid the foundation for the Fran Group’s development in the gaming industry. After all, capturing AKON, a top-tier company specializing in games, was no small feat.

Upon seeing this, Li Dongliu immediately wanted to take the Broken Mirror Pill, but after hearing Lü Tianming’s words, he hesitated and stopped. Early the next morning, Yun Sang was still lazily wrapped in bed when the noise outside startled him awake.

The greatest problem now was manpower. The Li clan, combined with newcomers from last semester, totaled only a few hundred disciples throughout the sect, many of whom lacked soul power. Lü Tianming’s expression was calm as he fixed a cold gaze on the visitors, perhaps probing. The dozen or so approaching were all at the late Earth stage.

After marrying Jin Xiuchen, she was confined within the palace before he could even secure an imperial decree for her. In other words, their marriage lacked royal recognition and held no value whatsoever.

A car horn suddenly sounded behind them—“Beep beep.” Wang Xuanlong turned to see an Aston Martin honking as it approached. Gu Anning was endlessly pondering a single question: Is this man married?

These people were cunning but ultimately the lowest tier, unable to even guarantee their own lives. Why then did they devote themselves so tirelessly to the Yao estate?

“The East Sea’s waves surge violently, armored forces arrayed with might. This is the maritime Great Wall built by the Chinese National Defense Navy’s will and loyalty.”

“Understood!” Park Haichao’s calm voice came through the channel, temporarily easing the tension among the listeners.

“Chen, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor wishes to see you if time permits. I inform you in advance, but I cannot guarantee it,” reported Tirpitz.

“Although I evaded your attack, you still had a chance to dodge my sword or even counterattack, yet you were careless, neglecting the sharpness of the Xuanyuan Sword,” Wang Xuanlong said calmly, locking eyes with him.

Dong Zhanyun was embarrassed by the praise and quickly shook his head, “Enough already, your flattery should be kept in moderation.” Guo Pinlan nodded in agreement, “Coincidentally, I feel the same way…” Dong Zhanyun was left speechless.

“There’s no other choice unless we have exceptional talent capable of attracting the attention of professional guilds who can train us. Otherwise, we can only attend various academies,” Lin Na said helplessly, reflecting on her own academy experience.

The three were none other than Tong Yue, Ling Yu, and Zhao Dashan. Tong Yue had just punched away a skinny wolf. With leisure at hand, Tong Yue planned to take them for a stroll to Yunxi Town five kilometers away. The three chatted happily as they made their way there.