Aike smiled and nodded backward. The prompt box continued to appear: Would you like to simulate this film's release and screening?
Actually, Xuanzang had been born near Geyang. His original name was Wei, and Xuanzang was his courtesy name. His second older brother, Changyu, had left home in his youth and devoted himself to Buddhist study at Jingtu Temple in Luoyang. Later, when Xuanzang was ten, his father passed away, so he went to Jingtu Temple to seek refuge with his elder brother Jie.
Hearing him start speaking in riddles, everyone grew frustrated. Zhiguan had made it sound so promising earlier, as if Qin Zhonghai would recover as soon as he left with him. Who could have guessed that now they were in Uszang, and at the mention of the Sacred Mountain and Holy Lake, Zhiguan had nothing to show for it?
Hearing that, Aike and Kailin both breathed a sigh of relief. Damn it, why didn't you say so sooner? Aike mentally cursed the doctor again.
After all, their opponent was so outstanding. The Charlotte Bobcats were sure to get very few genuinely good chances in a single game.
Why? Jin Yuan walked toward the sideline. Though shocked, he still had the basic professionalism of a player. He slowly left the court, exchanged a simple high five with Diaby, who had come on for him, and headed off.
By now, more than two hundred thousand people had gathered outside Zhuojun City. Crowds packed the banks of the Grand Canal, all waiting for the Liaodong Army to arrive.
With such a huge commotion, Xiao Wen and Shi Guangwei both felt that if they kept rushing to bring down Qian Fu, they would surely give themselves away. Besides, they must have missed some important information that could have been used against