Chapter 134: You are nothing special either.

This Prince Is a Little Sweet Little Ancestor of Guanglin 1300 words 2026-04-01 07:32:23

Wen Yueqing raised her head as she spoke.

"You... are talking nonsense. Stop pretending here," Wen Xiujie said with a disdainful expression, though her voice lacked confidence.

"As for the Third Prince’s mansion, I wouldn’t dare speak carelessly. So don’t blame me. Look at Tong’er’s outfit," Wen Yueqing said with a light laugh, glancing at her. Before leaving today, she had Tong’er dressed up in clothes she had once given her.

Su Li finally woke up refreshed at ten o'clock, glancing at her bedside calendar—it was already the twenty-fourth day of the eighth lunar month.

Other players were going even crazier, messages flooding in nonstop. The three other teammates were so excited they kept banging their heads against the walls, finally discovering the correct path.

The two sisters seldom met, but Chi Xing’er was deeply attached to Qing Ran. Their bond went beyond blood ties, largely influenced by Fang Xiang and Chi Jingyun’s positive guidance.

Rolling her eyes with annoyance, Meng Chaoge had no face to argue. She leaned on her waist and slowly sat down. After handing over the remaining procedures to Su Min, Meng Jiyun was waiting at the door when Su Min left.

Yuan Guilin knew their father was gone and cried along. Inside the room, only the heartbreaking cries of the two brothers could be heard.

Yet, she could only watch helplessly as these illegitimate sons rose to power, each one growing more brazen.

Ins-Zangweil, locked in a stalemate with Azk, suddenly widened his single eye.

"So this means I passed the instance the moment I entered it," Wang Yu muttered, speechless at his own luck. He was certain such a pass could only be attributed to a lucky charm.

"According to Mulan, they seemed to have come seeking medical help. The family of four heard that my Taoyuan City housed a divine beast capable of healing illness and injury, so they traveled thousands of miles just to treat their son," Zhou Xun explained.

This assistant Xiao now also served as acting general manager. He often came to inspect and guide. Even at annual meetings, Xiao Peng usually represented Liang Junsheng to distribute benefits, so everyone knew Xiao Peng better.

If the truth behind the prison incident back then was different, one could only imagine how Xia Wan felt hearing Madam Ji’s words now.

Whether it was the cultivation clans or the Kunlun Shrine—such formidable forces—all shattered under Li Moxuan’s bloody massacre.

Perhaps out of a stubborn pride, when Madam Yu had the boutique clerk deliver the dress she ordered for me, I insisted on transferring the money directly to her.

It seemed that recently Cheng Xihe and Xie Yanhui had to stick by her side every moment.

No sooner had Xia Wan finished speaking than Gu Junyan suddenly grabbed her wrist with terrifying strength, nearly crushing her bones.

At this moment, Chen Tianfeng thought back: these people were all his peers once, only a little behind him. He never imagined how much the gap had widened with time.

Floor 73: No replies yet? I’m starting to think this is fake. Is this post a scam?

Seeing Wang Hao so calm and collected, Ye Lin, lying on the bed, had tears welling up in her beautiful eyes.

These throwing knives were controlled by Zhao Gu’s will. Dodging was impossible; the only choice was to block them head-on.

Xia Wan removed the blanket from her face, sitting still and looking confusedly at Gu Junyan’s retreating figure, blinking.

Chu Zhiqiu took the account, transferred two hundred million M-gold to Heqiao Mai’s mother, then took the dozen or so Soul Stabilizing Beads and the beast-hide scrolls with cultivation techniques, and got Heqiao Mai into the car. Heqiao Mai didn’t understand parting; she just smiled and looked at her mother inside the car.

But since tomorrow was the wedding day of You Jun and Liu Lieyun, we didn’t stay long. After You Jun finished saying some words filled with both aggression and possessiveness, we each returned to where we were supposed to be.