Love at First Sight Chapter 86: The One She Most Wishes to Marry

In the Second Prince’s residence, the birthday banquet was in full swing, and the guests were thoroughly enjoying themselves. The princes had all drunk a little too much. Zun Xiu drank merrily, and people kept coming over to toast him, so much so that he scarcely had time for his own brothers. The princes sat together off to the side, exchanging idle conversation. Of course, other guests occasionally came to toast them as well. Throughout the evening, everyone was enveloped in an atmosphere of joy and revelry.

It was thanks to this connection that Magade flourished in the Celestial Academy, gathering many martial artists to his side, including several formidable experts of the Supreme Realm. Ying Li truly could not understand why Fan Ercai had changed so drastically—could it be that he had overindulged recently, gotten beaten up, and then developed an aversion to food?

The initiator of this mission was no ordinary figure either; his name was Wan Xing, and his mastery over lightning abilities was nothing short of extraordinary. This approach to resolving matters was not as swift as annihilation by advanced technology, but it excelled in preserving much of the old architecture.

The enemy’s triumphant shout had barely reached their ears when a figure, bathed in a mighty crimson sword-light, swept forth to strike. Yet, the repaired four-wheeled vehicles put the merchants at Qinwangxing Mall in a difficult position—they were hesitant to act as agents for these refurbished machines.

Seeing that the Prussian soldiers were scattered and only a handful remained in the distance to encircle him, Chen Mu knew the battle was decided. Ye Xiaoran gazed upon the nine hundred and ninety-nine rainbow-hued Ecuadorian roses, unable to contain her emotions. Yuan Chen had witnessed this young man’s skills just moments before and could say with certainty that his abilities were at least the equal of his own shadow guards. More impressively, anyone who could subdue the Red Hare horse in a single move was surely no ordinary person.

Wu Yun had intended to probe Chu Long, to uncover his secrets, but at the critical moment, blood streamed from her eyes and darkness swallowed her vision.

“I don’t think so,” Sheila said, raising a hand toward Moon Song, though a frown soon creased her brow.

With that, there was a splash as Elvis’s head was pushed underwater, a foot pressing down firmly on his powerfully muscled back, granting him his first experience with deep diving.

The central control room had been temporarily evacuated; the rest of the staff had been relocated to another backup command center.

Beneath the rain of fire, the three of them searched desperately for shelter, their willpower the only thing keeping them going. An ordinary person would have long since been reduced to ashes under such circumstances.

The higher the realm, the stronger Earth’s life force became, and the more generous the system’s rewards. Lin Hao could accrue more and more origin points. It was only then, as the middle-aged man lying on the ground realized, that Lu Jiuzhang was holding a blade in his left hand and a yellow scroll in his right.

After besting all opponents in the Federation and finding no worthy rivals, he had applied to the Sea of the Universe to develop new species and explore the worlds beyond.

When Lin Hao’s consciousness returned from the universe, he instructed Babata to issue an announcement: Earth’s life forms were informed that the Void God Realm Mall was undergoing an update.

Though each of his punches and kicks rivaled those of a first-class master, his speed on the ring surpassed the lightness skills of many others.

It was common knowledge that four-star clients of the Galactic Bank were typically ‘Immortals’ or exceptionally fortunate ‘World Lords.’

She deeply empathized with Ku Xia’s lack of appetite, so even without Lu Zhenjun’s prompting, she was already preparing dishes to whet the appetite.

Qi Muyu retorted with force that the two matters were entirely different; times had changed. Bai Boyi spun in front of the mirror, believing the effect was perfect—frightening, if anything.

Fu Bin hadn’t considered this before and was momentarily stunned, but quickly realized that the potion had no effect on these insects, likely due to their entirely different sensory organs.

Liu Feifei was even more surprised that a casual photo she’d taken had sparked such a storm.