Chapter 64: Bureau 66 Investigation (7)

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The term "offspring of officials" often carries a derogatory connotation, as it has practically become a synonym for causing trouble for one's parents.
Fighting four against one, they could only barely manage to entangle the Realm Master, fearing that if this dragged on, the tragedy of last time would repeat itself. Her heart tightened, and she wanted to go over to help when a miserable scream came from behind her.
Seeing her fall asleep in exhaustion, he hadn't the heart to wake her, simply carrying her to bed to sleep without doing anything else, though in truth he had been starving for days.
The investigation into the Changxing Group's issues marked the first major relevant investigation since Zhang Yue's transfer, and he attached great importance to it, arriving in Linshan City, Dongling Province, at the very first instance.
Chi Niannian, as one of the founding veteran authors, had always communicated with her editor solely online. Aside from Zhan Xuan, the boss of Fengchen, no one else had ever seen her in person.
"You... why are you here? Where are they?" the messenger servant asked with wide eyes, clearly disbelieving that Qin Yun could appear here.
Huangfu Lei showed not a trace of surprise, even knowing that this day would come sooner or later, though he hadn't expected it so soon, while He Wuhen, knowing their intent, could not help but feel somewhat concerned.
"Could the Prince of Zhi be here?" Chu Qingyao looked listless; the only one in the entire capital capable of driving the Peerless Young Master to such a state was the Prince of Zhi.
As for the Far North, covered in ice and snow year-round with howling winds, let alone cultivation, even ordinary living was a problem, making it undoubtedly an excellent place to hide.
It was very rare for him to ask so many unanswerable questions. Although he did not use a particularly stern tone, nor did he flush with anger, he did not even speak in an overly harsh voice.
With these words spoken, everyone immediately understood why the Heavenly Dao wanted to capture Ji Jinluan, Lan Shunyi, and Luo Tianzhou.
Seated below them were representatives of various prominent clans from Hanzhong, among whom the bully seen that day was prominently present.
He performed with distinction while guarding the western border of Cao Wei, repeatedly contending with Zhuge Liang during his Northern Expeditions, and became one of the most agonizing figures for the Shu State.
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Not only did this affect the morale of the eastern front, but it even caused widespread discussion throughout the imperial court and among the common people, leaving Emperor Ming of Wei, Cao Rui, heartbroken.
The content was brief, but the information was worth deep exploration. Yan Jun found it strange that he was recalled without having done anything, a reason he simply could not fathom.
He dropped his waist, steadied his stance, unleashed his explosive footwork while maximizing the gravity effect, and finally whipped his right hand upward like a heavy artillery shell.
Sword shadows fluttered like sweeping rain and rolling underworld, continuous and unbroken strike after strike, flowing as smoothly as moving clouds and flowing water. It was like a fairy dancing with the sword in the wind, breathtakingly gorgeous and gracefully spinning amid the fiery rain of maple leaves.
——The enemies' plots had all been shattered! The enemies had all kicked the bucket! What could possibly be a more explosive livestream?
Sure enough, at this point, Wang Naiying could no longer refute, and tears streamed down her face. She knew her brother had done wrong and should face the punishment of the law, and it was only because he had contracted cancer that he had now been transferred to a hospital.
No matter what she said, Jiang Ke's pace did not pause for even a split second, giving Sister Li the sensation of brake failure, plunging her into deep gloom.
She always felt that the man before her might be even more terrifying than Hei Yanying. Was it because all she had seen of Hei Yanying were his gentle sides?
Yan Qingshi's beautiful eyes remained fixed on Yun Haotian, watching the wounds continually appearing on his body, feeling a slight, lingering pain in her heart.
Yun Haotian's heart tightened as he hurriedly channeled his primordial energy into the token, but the energy dissipated automatically the moment it made contact. Then, refusing to accept it, he projected a wisp of spiritual intent to envelop it, only to find it blocked on the outside and unable to penetrate deeper.
Sabrina the Fighting-type Elite Four member, Lorelei the Ice-type Elite Four member, and Agatha the Ghost-type Elite Four member represented the Kanto region's Elites as they walked out of the competition venue under the illumination of countless lights.
The result, of course, was that... Wu Sehun effortlessly restrained those two criminal claws with just one hand.
Then he said coldly, "Sorry, I don't know you, and I haven't settled accounts with you yet for toying with me." With that, he turned and prepared to leave.
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Upon hearing Yun Zhan's words, turbulent waves churned within Yun Haotian's heart, and fury filled his entire being.
Long Xue gnashed her teeth in anger, while that dragon watched her enraged yet helpless expression, feeling exceptionally pleased.
The irritable thoughts had just flashed through his mind when chaotic screams brutally pierced into Li Liang's ears.
Seeing not a shred of joking intent on Lin Wanbai's pristine cheeks, Lu Xu leaped straight up from his chair.
Lin Yan had left the Tang Sect after the previous Tang Sect Grand Tournament, subsequently encountering the Taoist of the Void and going to Tianxin Pavilion to follow Granny Thousand-Hands in cultivation for three months. Counting the days, it was time for the grand tournament of this generation once again.
This was ample proof of how powerful this attack was and how immense the sage's fury must be. When had one ever witnessed a sage making a move with such tremendous momentum? Their actions were usually effortless and understated.
Ever since Lin Yan was cultivating alongside the Taoist of the Void, he had known that in this world, aside from ordinary humans, there were also numerous cultivators.
The thirty children came from different races and different countries, with the sole exception of Han Chinese. The slave markets rarely trafficked Han Chinese, and even when they did, most were families of political prisoners registered under slave status.
Fresh blood diffused through the room like a misty haze, blown onto everyone's faces by the shattered blade wind.
Long Shuanti had originally been among the players slated for rotation, but he took the initiative to tell the head coach that he could start and play for at least sixty minutes.
More and more imperial soldiers caught sight of the figures flashing toward the mountain path and anxiously shouted warnings. Yet, bound by their commander's prior orders to hold their ground, none of them dared to pursue unauthorized.
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