Chapter 65: Watching Fireworks

"Damn it, damn it, damn it!"
"Who on earth are you!"
Devoid of any further options, the emaciated man panicked and began to flee once more.
Standing before Chen Fan, even though Chen Fan had not done a single thing, his deepest instincts compelled him to run.
Chen Fan was... simply too terrifying!

...

Walking and talking as they went for about ten kilometers or so, a dark blue river suddenly appeared behind the grassy slope ahead. Countless unknown aquatic creatures swam within it. Emitting a blue glow all over, they were exceptionally conspicuous, making the entire river appear deeply dreamy and breathtakingly beautiful.

They were forced to act as cannon fodder ahead of the main clan army, minimizing the casualties of the Western Xia Tangut soldiers to the absolute maximum.

However, this did not mean they were weak; even the weakest among these three thousand Chaos Demon Gods possessed cultivation at the Quasi-Sage level.

He called out to me, snapping me back to reality. I hurriedly suppressed the roiling blood qi within my body and responded with a flustered, "I'm fine." With that, I stumbled over to pick up the Spirit-Slaying Sword.

"Oh no, something has happened to the Wuji Demon Sect!" Sensing that things were terribly wrong, Overlord Wuji immediately got up and dressed.

Warfare in this era was completely unlike the modern age, where thousands of casualties over a decade would cause endless astonishment and dismay.

Still, Zhao Yunrang was, after all, someone who had visited a zoo; he could certainly tell the difference between a wolf and a dog.

Commercial event competitions differed from professional ones. Professional matches cared only for results. Commercial competitions, however, placed immense emphasis on the process and the experiential value the match brought to everyone.

Throughout my continuous teleportation, the Starlight Sword gathered an immensely powerful force of Celestial Stellar Yin and Yang. The blade was already peerlessly sharp; coupled with the power of the Five Elements creatures, I believed a single blow could shatter his defense.

No matter what, Lin Feng hoped the human race could prosper and become the true protagonist capable of mastering its own destiny.

Right, as for the Yilin Continent, the Monster Continent, and Li Chengqian's side, he had already gained some understanding of them.

However, seeing that he had not disclosed the matter to Wei Guang, the Dark Lord approached him once again half a month prior, presenting a complete and detailed plan, demonstrating utmost sincerity, and revealing power sufficient to execute the scheme.

Regarding Ding He's decision, Zheng Mengyuan and Zhang Hao both offered their full support, as they believed that lending a helping hand when someone was in distress was, naturally, the finest thing to do.

And just like that, the merchant vessel weighed anchor and slowly set sail. The moment the ship cleared the harbor, Xiaobo impatiently asked Gui Yi for two fishing rods—one for himself and one for Bairan. Sitting shoulder-to-shoulder on the gunwale, they began to fish while admiring the magnificent scenery of the setting sun sinking into the horizon.

She would inevitably have to put in some effort as an elder sister; once these rustic folks truly started families of their own, this place would belong to Xiulin, and naturally, she would have a say in matters here.

"Alright, let's go!" Having finished the demolition work, Wenren Chu put away the Soul-Annihilating Ruler and turned to leave.

"Flames of the异火 [Exotic Fire] burning the heavens! It is a pity that you ultimately failed to acquire the Gold Emperor Heaven-Burning Flame... Vast though its might is, it still cannot subdue me, Gu Lie!" However, the moment his words fell, he waved his Halberd of Heavenly Halberds repeatedly, sending cold flash after cold flash surging with endless battle intent.

"Third Brother, I heard about that shipment of chili sauce in Yuncheng; why aren't we going to rob it? I hear that stuff is worth a fortune!" asked a burly man with a scar across his face and a fierce expression.

After all, a celebrity management agency was bound to be vastly superior to an internet influencer agency; those people, at the end of the day, operated actual stars.

With that rapid sequence of questions, he grabbed Ye Zhiyu's hands and inspected her up and down. Only after confirming she was completely unharmed did he let out a slight sigh of relief.

Xia梦 finished combing her hair, opened the wardrobe to pick out an outfit for work, and paid no heed to Dai Hongye whatsoever.