Chapter 120: Tonight We Drink

“Mei’er, do you like it?” Qin Xiao reclined on the bed, a jade seal twirling mischievously in his hand, a sly smile curling on his lips.

Yang Guifei’s enchanting eyes were like silken threads; with a single glance back, she blossomed a hundred charms in one smile.

“Your Majesty, you’re so wicked. If the ministers downstairs were to see this, wouldn’t they drag me out to be executed?”

“Who dares?” he replied confidently...

Over the next fortnight, the Sanling Group launched an impressively efficient survey and planning operation on Mount Dahei. Every day, dozens of vehicles arrived, laden with various materials. At the foot of the mountain, a designated area was cleared to serve as a temporary storage site and parking lot.

The final battle had finally ignited. Those fewer than a hundred souls summoned their last reserves of strength, hoping to move the countless enemies before them.

With the aid of the Immortal Everlasting Lamp, everything became remarkably simpler. The energy sacrificed by billions of lives forcibly broke the seal of the Ancient Star Road, no longer requiring a key.

“Hey, I’m hearing this kind of rating for the first time. If you’ve got the guts, say it again with your chest held high,” Gao Jun said angrily.

Li Zhi smiled faintly. What she spoke of was nothing more than the forgery surrounding ‘Jade Stone Pavilion.’ But now that the stones had already been cut, chasing and spreading rumors about it wouldn’t convince anyone.

What Zhao Guangming did not know, however, was that although Madam Zhong was immensely wealthy, Li Tianyi and Cheng Shiqi still led modest lives. Their daily expenses came from their own salaries, and they never accepted any financial support from their mother.

Though he had no idea who that distant figure really was, nor why such matters arose, he refrained from interrupting his evolution, granting ample space for growth. He believed the two would meet in the future.

Therefore, now that the opportunity presented itself, find someone suitable—someone who understands you, cherishes you, supports you, is willing to wait, and serves as your unwavering pillar.

One week later, the program aired. Although no explosive revelations emerged, compared to Jian Su’s usual enigmatic demeanor, she shared glimpses of her private life, much to her fans’ delight. Naturally, viewership soared, and the website’s clicks remained sky-high.

They had wreaked havoc in Yushe for years and surely amassed considerable supplies and wealth. Taking down this bandit den might well solve some of the problems our main force had been facing. Most importantly, we now needed horses for transportation.

If they refused to comply, the alien species would descend and hunt humans on sight, showing no mercy or pity; slaughter was the only solution.

“Thank you!” Xu Duoduo broke free from his embrace, the faint, elegant fragrance drifting away as she kept a respectful distance.

“Great-grandfather, these were all grown by my master in the Taoist temple. You probably won’t find these anywhere else,” Ming Ye replied.

Upon seeing the analysis from the photonic computer, Yunmeng’s eyes sparkled. She immediately imitated the process and initiated a new round of photonic matrix activation. A flash of radiance appeared—a photonic technique simulating magical reinforcement, greatly enhancing Yunmeng’s physical strength.

Not only that, but the matches she had initially predicted to be fifty percent of the total now accounted for only twenty-five percent, and those were mostly morning sessions. The precious afternoon and evening slots had only a few scattered matches.

The wind blew arrogantly, wildly, while the sun seemed to have slipped behind the clouds, casting a dim veil that starkly contrasted with the deep blue sea.

Rona felt her cheeks flush slightly. She knew that last night, her teacher must have carried her over.