Chapter 55 Buying Clothes for the Crybaby

Ye Jingxiao watched his younger sister calmly explain the situation to the officials, her words clear and methodical as she described the trap in the design, displaying a maturity far beyond her eighteen years. How many grievances must she have endured to cultivate such cold detachment? His heart seemed torn open, the warm summer breeze flowing in yet sending shivers down his spine.

“Siran, do you want to go to the department store to buy something?” Chen Zilong saw nothing unusual in Ye Siran’s demeanor. Both his father and older brother had said she was formidable.

Hearing footsteps, the figure turned—it was Liu Jing, the Second Prince, disguised as an ordinary person.

Bai Jingjing never held grudges; she settled scores immediately. But this time, she needed to plan carefully, for their opponent’s strength was overwhelming.

Lastly, there was the Jade Calamity Beast, born amid celestial anomalies, many succumbing to heavenly tribulations at birth. Legends spoke of such a beast appearing during times of great turmoil, leading all monsters and other races into battle, only to be slain by the royal ancestors.

When he entered his room earlier, he noticed the gleam in Bai Jingjing’s eyes the moment she saw his computer.

A fierce roar erupted from the cavalry commander at the forefront, and soon arrows rained down relentlessly from the city walls, a storm of deadly precision.

“Zhenteng, why are you wasting words on him? He’s no good...” Pei Shiyin warned, her eyes accusing as if saying, “Everyone’s plotting against your sister, yet you defend them and help count their money.”

“Aren’t you already full? Then feed it now,” Long Tingshen said sharply. No one dared speak; even Grandpa and Grandma Long watched silently.

This was the only habit she had maintained over the years. Coupled with diligent sun protection, her skin had lightened noticeably. Though not naturally fair, she had been compensating through careful care.

Chen Luo’s intestines seemed knotted, his stomach churning with acid, as if a centipede writhed wildly inside. “Ugh...” He vomited uncontrollably, undigested mountain vegetables splattering the earth in a bluish-yellow puddle.

“Prince, something serious has happened in the palace...” Qing Xiu lowered her voice, leaving the rest unsaid, as if inviting Yun Yi to ponder it—or perhaps to let Zhao Shui consider it as well.

Ye Chen looked ahead. Though the figure had not yet arrived, he sensed something off in the footsteps, a sharp menace beneath them.

The power of two Nascent Souls and two Nascent Spirits surged in their dantian like an overwhelming tidal wave.

Especially since news from the Ice Palace had broken, Chen Mo had nearly offended the entire ancient martial world. Whether for the treasures of the Ice Palace or for pride, the ancient martial community would not let Chen Mo off easily.

“I have been here for thirty thousand years! Thirty thousand years ago... when I first came, I was full of ambition. Back then, I was as young as you, filled with hope for the Ninth Heaven.”

Xiao Yifan grew more alarmed as the battle wore on; his health had dropped to fifty-two drops—half his blood lost. Though he had fired several shots, none struck the enemy’s head; instead, the errant trajectory hit Wu Jie’s shoulder.

They had received advance notice from Ma Sandao, allowing Earth’s experts to march to their deaths, draining Chen Mo’s vital energy.

A glimmer of joy appeared on his face as he slowly attuned himself to the flow of spiritual energy and the shifting heavens.

Facing the figure before him, as imposing as a demon god, the Snake Queen was overwhelmed with emotion, yet she could not retreat.

Though they knew the legendary ancient sword was supremely powerful, seeing it firsthand left them truly shaken.

Wei Duyuan understood the situation well; now that Jinse had forgotten him, he dared not use force. If she misunderstood, the consequences would be dire.

On April 1st, sixty-three days after its initial release in the Huaxia region, the film officially ended its run, simultaneously withdrawing from Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, and other regions.