After She Was Banished from the Marquis's Mansion
Chapter 37

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With a thunderous crash, Lü Ye's weakness was exposed by the Great Dao of Disintegration. The Great Dao of Heavenly Crystals struck him in the chest, shattering his mighty tiger body and sending chunks of bone flying.

Just now, Gao Jun had stressed that the foundations of combat were speed and strength. Now he was talking about the importance of technique. He wasn't wrong, but the phrase "talking nonsense" from earlier was worth pondering. He was refuting Gao Jun's claim.

"Jiang Shan, you'd better treat my disciple well. Otherwise, I'll tear down your Dongxuan Academy!" Fire Elder taunted Dongxuan Dean.

Everyone could also see that Chen Yaling seemed to be tiring. Her punches had slowed slightly, and she was breathing a little heavily.

She didn't want Li Zhi's purple qi. She knew he was a flirt, yet still went and got involved with him. Wouldn't that be foolish?

Chai Hua helped the old man over to a sunny spot against the wall and gestured to Guan Heping before heading into the bank to withdraw money. Guan Heping parked the big cruiser sideways in front of the old man, then sat on the seat, facing Brother Biao, San'er, and the others with an entirely harmless smile.

It was clear that Yan Huai had truly understood his temperament before proposing to bring him the stone on her next visit to the palace.

When they tried to rush toward the boy who had suddenly appeared, they discovered that their bodies seemed frozen in place. They couldn't move.

The content could follow something like this: Due to the rampant spread of pyramid schemes across the country and the great importance the state placed on cracking down, Ningkang County launched a mass campaign against pyramid schemes, aiming to make the county free of them, and so on. The legal deterrent brought the ringleaders here to inspect the market, and they turned right around and left.

Even beneath a clear blue sky, the place looked dark and gloomy, frightening to behold. Only the pair of eyes behind the sockets were visible, black as pitch, as if they led straight to hell.

The two brothers' lives improved, but Zhijiang always felt his elder brother had changed. He didn't dare say it aloud, though. After all, they were each other's last family in this world.

The other party's aura was now completely different from before. Even his earlier self would have been at a great disadvantage facing him.

"This gentleman has offered thirty million! Thirty million, going once!" Ding Pei didn't care where the bidder was sitting; all he cared about was the final price.

She actually seemed all right. She'd done similar work before, and she was a top graduate of a prestigious university, too.

Following the movements of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, Yun Yi continued meditating. She stopped only when her cultivation had stabilized at the Nascent Soul Middle Stage.

The players on the City Wall cheered, but some players and NPCs still looked grim. They knew this was only the beginning; the Mongolian Army hadn't even brought out its later methods of attack. It was far too early to celebrate.

If he were on Earth, Su Ye wouldn't make a vampire movie for anything. Vampires were hugely popular overseas, but not in China.

If her husband weren't home, she could naturally make the decision herself. But now that he was back, she had to ask what he thought.

After winning a match, Chen Hao stayed on the arena to wait for the others to challenge him. This time, he didn't wait long. A figure flashed into view and appeared before him.

"Th-this is all just your speculation. Do you have any proof?" Hu Kuixin began to stammer, beads of sweat appearing on his face.

And then there were some things about Dianniang, about those wonderful experiences. They were all quite nice, really nice. I liked them a lot, and they moved me deeply.

But then again, if the plot followed a certain route, even Akame ga Kill could be made, let alone something like screwing over the heroine.

As they reached the summit of Niufu Mountain, a hill that was not particularly tall, a cool breeze brushed their faces, and a surge of heroism welled up in the soldiers' hearts.

When Zhao Pingan saw Old Wei again, his feelings were complicated. He knew full well that without the old man standing before him, he might never have returned to China after making that decision back then, let alone fly freely all over the country now, looking like a man returning home in glory.

The mirror was crystal clear. At first glance, it was round and flawless, like the full moon on the fifteenth day of the eighth month. Looking more closely, strange patterns seemed to emerge, formless yet real. The power radiating from it made one uneasy.

They also needed to get used to working with the soldiers of those ten regiments. Aside from those who couldn't get away because they were handling certain duties, Han Xin gathered the rest of the comrades and put them through twenty days of intensive training and exercises.

The Du Family's living room was in turmoil. Du Hongxuan, the old master of the family, paced anxiously back and forth, while his wife, Madam Feng, sat nearby, wiping away her tears again and again.

This place was boundless, a chaotic expanse where turbulent currents of the void tore at everything and layers folded over one another. The Nine Heavens Gale howled as well, so powerful that even a Dou Di might perish here.

"We're looking for our own unit, of course!" the Sichuan Army platoon leader replied without a moment's hesitation.

"Come clean. I'm an easygoing person. If you confess, I promise I won't retaliate. I'll even figure out a way to help you," Zhang Ning coaxed amiably.

Of course, just as I'd predicted, Kirino—dressed so strikingly that she shone like the sun—was completely ignored.

The atmosphere grew tense. It seemed the battle was about to begin. The Government Troops across from them were on the move, and a force on this side was being mobilized as well.

Peach Blossom Fairy stayed for several days in Gu Village, in the countryside of Yangzhou Prefecture. When the scouts who had gone into the city discovered that the goods on consignment had been sold, they hurried back to report the signal.

Though the dishes were a pleasing mix of reds and greens, and tasted pretty good, Sayaka still found them as bland as wax. After finishing one bowl, she hurriedly set down her chopsticks and stopped eating.

Amid the chaos, Li Chong couldn't find the Sorcerers, especially the National Preceptor Zonglun, whom his father, Li Shouzhen, trusted deeply. He found only his relatives and household. If they were going to die, they would die together. Better that than staying behind to become a laughingstock—or being dragged to the capital by Guo Wei and beheaded in public.

As she spoke, Mami Tomoe summoned a dozen or so similar Smoothbore Rifles beside her in an instant.

An army of 320,000 against 500,000 barbarian troops, reclaiming Yanbei in fewer than ten days—this was an impossible mission. There was no way it could be done. Yet the battle report had unquestionably come from the front lines. For a moment, Jifeng even wondered whether someone had falsified the report.

The island's third distinctive feature was the way its shape shifted unpredictably, constantly undergoing rapid change. Unlike Bedrock Island, which had remained relatively stable for thousands of years, Chongming Island had been changing all along.

"I..." Mo Feng rubbed his head. To tell the truth, he was a little embarrassed too. What did the phrase "cherish the fair sex" have to do with him, anyway?

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