If We Had Switched Places Back Then

Just as the captain had said, although this artificial Apostle used mirror-like trajectories to reflect its beam attacks back and forth, ultimately "concentrating" them onto the Po Jun's hull and thereby bypassing the starship's powerful AT Field—much like the Shanghai Branch's AT Field synchronization technology—it also weakened the beams' attack power. Aside from melting a tiny bit of the outer armor, the rest was basically just scratching an itch.

Watching Hou Tian's firm, decisive reply, Lan Ruoxin suddenly understood that everything Keke had told her during the day was true. Could it be that on this island, females truly could not have a place of their own to live alone? I would never forget the expression on his face when he said those words that night. It was a profound helplessness. He said seriously, "My father, you, the children—you are the people I must protect for my entire life. I don't want to be apart from you for even a moment."

After being lectured by Chen Wanhe's parents, Second Brother felt so warm inside that he could barely contain it. It seemed Chen Wanhe's parents truly regarded him as one of their own.

Then the power of a great mountain burst from his mouth, directly crushing Chang'e to her knees. Her jade-like knees struck the cold jade bricks.

Her body stiffened. When she turned around, she wore her usual bright smile. "Cousin, don't worry, I'm not drunk yet." She rubbed her forehead, feeling a little dizzy.

I believed that when she had first begun doing business, things could not have gone smoothly for her. Yet she had never revealed a single word of it to me, much less asked me for any help.

Lan Yu had wanted to refuse, but the Bird King tearfully described just how pitiful he was