Chapter 100: An Utter Failure!
Xu Ze arrived at the recording site. The venue was already filled with 500 members of the judging panel and 500 audience members. This round of the revival competition featured six contestants who had been eliminated in the previous episode; ultimately, the two with the highest number of votes from the judges would advance. Five contestants participated on their own, but Sun Na was represented by Xu Ze, her teammate, who competed in her stead. Initially, the audience showed little interest in this revival round, but Xu Ze’s presence as the formidable “big boss” stirred excitement.
Xiang Lian let go of Han Lai’s hand, resting her own behind her head, turning to face the sky with her back to the earth, a picture of relaxed nonchalance. Wang Lingyun approached for a closer look and saw that the bridge was indeed formed by many birds—not crows, but magpies.
“A hero? Heh, didn’t you keep insisting earlier that I am your senior brother?” Su Mu sneered coldly.
It was their first time participating, so they lacked experience; in the beginning, they casually chose a simple talisman, thinking it would suffice to muddle through, but unexpectedly ended up with the most difficult challenge.
When they finished eating, it was already three o’clock. Mu He anxiously got out of bed, only to be held down by Su Bai Bai.
With her innocent, pure appearance, she might fool a new client or two, but she was notorious in the nightclub scene for stripping.
Seated atop the gray feathers of the gray eagle, Su Mu’s anger would not subside; he hadn’t expected the Wangu Gang to be so shameless, actually resorting to city-wide slaughter.
“There’s a familiar scent on you.” Su Mu did not directly answer the boy’s question but instead spoke in a raspy voice, slowly.
Zhou Tian remained silent, for at this moment she felt no hatred; she could even forgive Meng Xiaoran, so how could she blame Su Bai Bai?
The excited voices halted abruptly, as waves of cavalry surged across the hills. The main Turki force was already layered outside on guard, ready to gallop back to the royal court at the first sign of trouble, and now they met the enemy head-on.
Han Siyou usually dined in his own villa, unable to stomach takeout, and had hired a housekeeper to cook daily. Now, however, the housekeeper had left.
“Your Majesty is wise…” The surrounding medium-sized kingdoms of the Eagle Kingdom promptly flattered joyfully; such windfall was not to be missed. As for the smaller kingdoms nearby, they had no part in these affairs.
That girl’s clear eyes plainly showed her dislike for him, yet he still cooperated with her act, and in the end, her cold words left him furious.
“Lin Xiru, I have never been more determined than now. Shangguan Ao is my man, and I will make him fall in love with me, without fail.” With that, she turned and left the hospital room, heading to see Shangguan Ao.
Lei Yu merely said he would restore Bai Yu Die’s freedom, but if Bai Yu Die herself didn’t return, it was no concern of Lei Yu’s. Yet it was only Lei Yu who could speak of such things.
By midday, a clear and majestic silhouette of a man appeared in the dazzling light, descending slowly from the sky’s peak.
With a single explosion, Bass’s body was transformed into a cloud of blood mist, absorbed by the Six Divine Swords in Lei Yu’s hands.
Why did she feel this way? Feng Xinlan couldn’t explain, perhaps it stemmed from Qin Fengzhan’s recent odd behavior.
A hand pressed against Fu Qingdong’s chest; in the darkness, Fu Qingdong opened his eyes, wide awake.
Reading this passage, Shu Yao, Huang Jun, and the others exchanged puzzled glances, unable to grasp its meaning. Not only did Hu Hai fail to understand, but even they couldn’t figure out what was being performed, so they continued reading.
Of course, as an emperor, he wouldn’t be too obsequious; a simple stance sufficed. When the time came, the emperor stepped onto the altar built in advance, recited incantations to commune with the heavens.
After interacting for this period, I feel Er Zi and Dao Dao are reliable; they shouldn’t let anything slip. The only worry is whether others handling this batch might cause trouble. So I also called the people above them in the Guangxi syndicate to remind them, best not to let these goods out anytime soon.