One hundred fourteen, one hundred fourteen.

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Yan Ning thought for a moment. Shen Shannan was a soldier with a high metabolic rate and likely a large appetite, so what she had bought might truly not be enough. Consequently, the two of them went back to purchase more groceries, along with a few items Yan Ning had considered getting earlier but decided against due to their weight.

Cai Jiarou could not suppress her inner impulses. Taking advantage of a moment when neither the cameras nor those around her were paying attention, she quietly flicked the bead toward Yan Ning’s position.

The sensation this time was even more distinct. The potency of the alcohol was neutralized instantly; the life energy extracted from the liquor flowed directly into the spring, while the natural elemental energy surged through my limbs and bones, nourishing my physical form.

After sending Hu Fang away, Shen Feng could not help but laugh. Now this, he thought, was the proper way to run a movie review channel.

Picking up her phone and glancing at the caller ID, all traces of sleepiness vanished from Xiang Yao. She sat bolt upright and returned the call.

Her resume was impressive: a graduate of the Communication University of China who became a host at CCTV, then resigned to join APCO Worldwide in the United States as a public relations consultant, responsible for handling external affairs for Warren Buffett.

Seeing that she had successfully intimidated these disciples with ulterior motives, Hong Gu waved her hand to dismiss them. Yan Ning, seeing this, followed suit. Since returning to the Xianle Sect, the Sect Leader had been gradually handing over her daily responsibilities to her, intentionally or otherwise. Only then did she realize that being a Sect Leader was no easy task.

The Sun family and the five members of the Hua household combined their efforts to pressure the second-in-command of Woniu Mountain, who managed to withstand seven or eight blows before he could even swing his axe once. That pair of twenty-pound heavy axes likely wasn't his preferred weapon, and given the disparity in numbers, he was a rare hero indeed to have held his own against five opponents for so long.

With that, Shen Anzhi offered a wicked smile. A faint black mist emerged around him, swallowing his black robes entirely, his grim figure flickering in and out of the haze.

The West had meal replacements too, but they were mostly for muscular men looking to supplement their protein intake during workouts, or products like the trendy Soylent from a couple of years ago, which primarily targeted programmers too lazy to eat.

Any one of these three forces put immense pressure on Daming Prefecture. As the highest-ranking official among those left behind, Guo Yong immediately split the six thousand troops in half, sending them to support Cheng'an and Nanle.

Suddenly, as if remembering something, Su Nan paused. She withdrew a talisman from her storage ring, imbued it with a message, and tore it apart.

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Her father, Zhou Chengren, had told him over the phone that although he didn't know the specifics, Chen Jin was likely in need of their help. Yet, upon arriving at the scene, the reality was entirely different.

When Qin Qi arrived, although Mullins did not look particularly pleased, he stepped forward to greet him out of courtesy.

Chen Jin could feel that because his cultivation had not reached the required level, he was currently like a battery without a charger. His current state of "Steady Spirit" was depleting with every passing moment, destined to eventually drop back down to his true "Thought-Steady" level.

In fact, in the dead of night, when Zhu Zhi heard Sun Jian announce his own name from afar, he gave a dark laugh and, disregarding all else, drew his sword and rode toward him to join forces.

Its head feathers were white with brown spots, its upper body a dark gray; its chest was a brownish-red, and its tail was pure white... Of course, the most striking feature was that pair of sharp, black eagle eyes.

"Bojin, do you know your error?" Gongsun Xun, seated beside Ju Teng, asked with an expressionless face.

Thinking about it, however, the imperial pardon granted to Zhang Jiao back then might not have been devoid of a deliberate attempt at appeasement.

Among them, a man with sharp eyes and a resolute expression looked toward Lei Qiong as he appeared, carefully sizing up his "superior."

According to the requirements of Hu Jinda, the fifth revision of the magic power standards categorized different magical constitutions into levels ranging from S to E.

Heimu used a spoon to scoop up a mouthful of the creamy white dessert, finishing it quickly so she could return to help Yunyin.

A large photo of Jiang Yijie was pasted onto the surface of the sandbag; the wrinkles caused by the punches distorted her features.

Although Lin Xuan used his Eye of Information to capture data, the details were insufficient. He only knew that the name was indeed "Giant Beast," but the specifics remained unclear.

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In a short span of time, the entire undead hero group within the cemetery had undergone a earth-shattering transformation. Each of them had acquired S-rank hero talents, no longer the ordinary undead species they once were.

Fortunately, this impulse could be easily suppressed; otherwise, Ergou might have bitten Ye Xun the moment he saw him.

To be honest, many races lacked regenerative abilities and were not as physically gifted or combat-oriented as werewolves, yet they were able to fight them using silver-steel weapons. This was precisely because too many werewolves had become overly reliant on their own self-healing.

The entire arena began to erupt in noise. If one listened closely, they could hear the names of every singer who had made it to the final stage.

As for an apology, that was naturally impossible. Ye Xun had done nothing wrong, so why should he be the one to offer an apology?

The leader hurriedly released his divine sense, covering his entire surroundings. He did not hope to discover Jiang Yi's trail; he merely hoped that the moment Jiang Yi appeared, he would be able to detect him instantly.

Voices of agreement immediately echoed throughout the main tent. Since General Zhu had already reasonably distributed the first and second honors, the officers were not about to go against their commander, so they chimed in with their support.

Yang Changgui’s face flushed with anger. He reached out and pushed Li aside, beginning to gather the chopped firewood. He could no longer stand Li’s unreasonable nagging and prepared to leave as soon as he finished with the wood.