Chapter 67: Why Suffer

Ma Yuanqiang was dead, the former second-in-command of the Hall of Yama. For now, Zhao Zhong was acting as the Lord of the Underworld.
He commanded the members of the Hall of Yama, who surged toward Lu Fei like a rising tide.
Whoever brought back Lu Fei’s head would be rewarded with ten million in gold and be granted the title of Grand Judge!
“Who dares touch my Divine Emperor?”
At that moment, a delicate voice rang out. Ouyang Zi arrived, leading the old guard of the Soul Hall.
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When Chu Ruoruo looked at the muddy ground, her brows furrowed ever so slightly.
“She’s such a disrespectful, ill-mannered thing! And yet you brought her here!” He Lian, filled with indignation, marched inside to pursue Lu Zhaoling.
Those nearby noticed the commotion and glanced over. Some who stood farther away hadn’t realized anyone had fallen; they were still reading the prenatal check-up report on the screen.
Images of Nan Keying parading about in recent days flashed through Fang Chongyang’s mind, leaving his head buzzing.
The butler, after administering emergency medicine, quickly called Lin Ciyu and the family doctor.

He remained a senior executive at Huaxia Dragon Soaring Network Technology, and Lu Yiming would never turn his back on him.
Every time I see Suisui, I think of him, and I simply can’t interact normally with Suisui, which is why I went out and found another job as a nanny.
His consorts all said he looked very young, as if in his early thirties, and that he was still formidable in the imperial bedchamber. Hmph, he must not let himself be crushed by the Prince of Jin the moment they meet; he had to hold his own.
When that voice reached Lin Meng’s ears, her eyelids twitched fiercely.
Yet, Lu Yiming never expected that Su Rongrong’s excessive anxiety would make Su Yunchang jealous.
A middle-aged man wearing glasses approached, dressed in formal attire and seated behind the computer desk.
The genetically modified warriors failed to detect his presence. Though their powered armor’s sensor systems registered the data, they instinctively ignored it.
No one could dislike you; I can already imagine that you’ll have countless admirers when the time comes.
Beyond the screen stood a tea table. Aunt Liu stepped forward slowly and lit the candle lamp on the table. Though the lighting was poor, Jun Muyan could finally see what was inside the room.
“Yoyo, when did you get to know our classmates?” Xia Dai asked bluntly.
Zheng Jianguo ran his hand through his meticulously slicked-back hair. A few strands stuck up, making him look quite helpless.

“When the time comes, our Yangyang won’t end up like you, coming in dead last in the class!” As soon as Jian Yao’s grades were released, Jian Feifei told their mother upon returning home.
Lin Tian personally designed this domino-like mechanism, and the results were unexpectedly good.
Dong Zhuo saw it and thought, Damn it, you all look down on me for being a rough brute, so I might as well play the rogue. Armored soldiers surrounded his home, blades pressed to his throat. Will you take the office or not?
John’s face was full of astonishment. He gestured to his companions, and another hurried to the door, kicking it open so forcefully the panel flew inward. In an instant, the three rushed inside, unleashing their kagune, only to find the living room empty.
But after the initial shock came excitement and guilt—excited to have a son, yet remorseful for not seeking her out sooner.
If Gu Qianlian had been poisoned, Wu Yue could use points to cure her, even if the poison was incurable; more points would heal her completely. But if her acupoints were sealed, there was nothing he could do.
She could wait no longer. What drew her to Jiaozhou wasn’t just its species and fine port, but also its strategic position as the rear of Eastern Wu and Western Shu. Ever since learning her brother was Cao Cao, Ah Sheng had constantly pondered how she could avoid inadvertently undermining Cao Cao’s advantages while still helping him achieve unification ahead of time.