She would endure hardships and nurse her vengeance!

Apocalypse of Natural Disasters: Go Mad, Become a Dragon First! Cheng Ying 1303 words 2026-04-01 08:03:51

At that moment, Liu Yi’s eyes flew wide open, and she clutched her pounding heart, her hands trembling uncontrollably.

Using her slit pupils, she tried to see through the pink egg and find out what state Little Phoenix was in.

But perhaps because her ability rank was far below his, she could not see through it at all.

Even superpowers had their own hierarchy of contempt...

Unwilling to give up, she took out a flashlight and shone it through the eggshell, wanting to see whether he was currently in the form of a yolk or a tiny baby.

He truly had not witnessed Lin Wan’er undergo that operation with his own eyes. Could he have been mistaken? Could it be that she had never actually gotten rid of the child?

They were, after all, a dignified cultivation sect. How could they possess not even the slightest sense of collective honor? Was death really so frightening?

Yet the combat skills forged through such training were completely unable to gain the upper hand against Su Xing’s utterly unreasonable physical prowess. If Su Xing’s technique had not been so atrocious, then even if he possessed only half his son’s cultivation, it would probably have been Old Master Guo himself getting beaten senseless.

“Sovereign, Yang Tian and that middle-aged man are still inside the cave and have not come out. The other eleven men continue to keep watch,” Fonia reported respectfully.

Once he revealed his talent and obtained more Star-Gathering Pearls, he was bound to attract the attention of even more people. Every gain came with a loss. If he wanted to leave, it would be extraordinarily difficult.

“An occasional nap is unavoidable. Today, I’ll go search for supplies with Greenwillow and Spring Peach.” Tang Ning stroked her armored glove, sensing that a storm was brewing.

But how could he possibly know? How much effort she had expended for the sake of revenge, and what price she had paid.

Within one region, a gigantic Radiant Beast lay crouched on the ground. Strange fluctuations emanated from its body, dividing into two directions, while countless secret law-runes appeared on either side.

The two of them followed Qiao Mu to the city gates. The soldiers stationed there immediately recognized him and respectfully let them pass. After taking several winding turns through the Six Ministries, they finally arrived at the Night Hall of the Shadow Division—the place governed by Ye You’s adoptive father, Ye Wuqing.

As the soldiers in front continued advancing, those behind began trampling over them. Even so, they pressed onward without stopping.

Once Lu Ping had finished the food in his bowl, Qingyu immediately set down her blue-and-white porcelain bowl. She glanced at Lu Ping, then ran outside.

There was no one in the bedroom. The rushing sound of water came from the bathroom. After thinking it over, Ai Mu quietly walked to the side of the enormous genuine-leather bed, lifted one corner of the quilt, and slipped inside without making a sound.

“Are you afraid I’ll become agitated and harm the baby? Or are you afraid I’ll ruin their grand wedding?” The invitation in Ye Chanmeng’s hand was clearly made of stiff paper, yet her grip had forced a deep crease into it.

When she passed a convenience store, she hesitated, pulled over, and went inside. After a while, she came back out, got into the car, and continued on her way.

Li Yang and He Qingchuan were both stunned by these words. But their expressions quickly changed as they finally understood.

When Empress Changsun heard that Li Er had personally gone to the palace gates to welcome Qin Shubao, who had arrived for an audience in full armor, she was not only astonished but also felt a trace of jealousy.

The first thing he did upon returning home was naturally to meet Shen Wanjun. Since he could not tell him that one result was a pass and the other a failure, he had no choice but to say that his results would not be available until three days later. Only after telling that lie did he manage to make Shen Wanjun nod. He hurriedly left.

By then, Li Yang’s body was under the control of the powerful will within the ruined armor, charging straight toward the depths of the Sea of Thunder without dodging the lightning at all. By all rights, he should certainly have been struck, yet somehow, he was not.

“Don’t worry. They can’t do anything to me. I’ll definitely come back.” Tang Yu knew that Xu Jiu was worried, but time was pressing, leaving Xu Jiu no room for hesitation.

Although he was exceptionally skilled at farming, he was terribly ugly. He had only one eye, so everyone called him One-Eyed Dragon. His nose was strange as well, with both nostrils turned upward, making it look remarkably like Zhu Bajie’s snout.