Chapter 174: That Ray of White Light, Lit Up for You!

The cheer light-sticks in the hands of tens of thousands of people at the venue went out simultaneously.

"What is going on?"

The audience puzzledly fumbled with the light-sticks in their hands, having no idea what had happened.

"Counterfeit and shoddy products?"

In the control room,

Yang Yin shouted at the top of her lungs:

"All cameras focus on the main stage! Do not switch to the audience!"

"Copy that!"

Yang Yin stared fixedly at the screen, unable to comprehend why the tens of thousands of light-sticks at the venue...

He lifted the lid of the gift box, revealing an exquisite blue-and-white porcelain vase, which he had managed to acquire only after putting in a tremendous amount of effort.

However, compared to Qin Shou's somewhat pretentious shouting, Du Gui's cries on the other side were far more miserable.

In front of the three giants, Chen Xuan truly did not dare to attempt escape right then and there; otherwise, he would undoubtedly arouse suspicion, and by then, he probably wouldn't even know how he died.

The old monk sighed at how time flies like a white horse passing a gap, his palm resting on his knee catching a leaf drifting down from the old locust tree.

The black river churned, as if driven by some invisible force pushing the waves forward, making it rush onward without ever stopping. Within the underworld river, countless ghosts swam desperately, as though something intensely alluring lay ahead, rendering them completely unable to stop.

Yet, inherently inheriting the pride of the dragon clan, Bai Linglong refused to let outsiders ride her casually, naturally offending quite a few cultivators who coveted her.

Jiang Ziyao let out an angry shout, sacred radiance surging across his body. The next moment, sword light burst forth from his hand, descending from above.

"Shi Jingtian, I'll fight you to the death!" Green Lotus shrieked at the top of her lungs, her other arm extending drastically. Though not gigantic enough to cover the sky, her dagger-like fingernails gleamed with an even colder light, slashing diagonally with fierce momentum, determined to cut Shi Jingtian in half at the waist.

"Auntie, thank you! How wonderful it would be if you were my mother." Zhou Shuyi's low voice carried a sobbing tone of gratitude.

However, she never expected that Xia Anduo would sneer upon hearing her words.

When everyone saw that Yang Qingyue had washed starfruits, avocados, mangosteens, and other tropical fruits for them, they curiously began to eat.

Song Jiyu's pretty hand stroked the cat's beautiful fur a couple of times before pointing ahead.

With that, she recounted what had happened the last time she left the capital to escort the eldest princess back, and then mentioned the matter she had just discussed with Yingying. Gradually, Cheng Erlang's expression also grew solemn; if things were truly as Yingying guessed, it would indeed be terrifying.

Mu Yingsheng remained silent. Regarding sensitivity to missions and experience in executing them, Lu Yan was undoubtedly far more proficient.

"Qin Ziqin, has anyone ever told you that you can be very hypocritical at times?" Su Monan looked at her, the cold words squeezed almost through clenched teeth.

Since he was already here, he certainly had to go greet Lin Xi Xi, so Fu Yun turned around to look for her.

Hearing Zhang Erwa utter such cheesy words, while Yang Qingyue felt touched, she also felt goosebumps breaking out all over her body.

She scooped Niannian up into her arms. At three years old, Niannian felt extremely light in her hands—even lighter than other children at age two.

This time, Li Fengman adopted a wedge-joining method, first threading the trimmed horsehair into the reserved holes, and then using prepared wooden wedges to squeeze and secure it.

Connecting all the events together, Liu Mo's thoughts gradually became clear, and that vague notion was now on the verge of emerging.

"You're awake. Breakfast is already prepared, just waiting for you to get up," Zhao Shixi said gently.

Over time, these wolf-like void lifeforms also grew frustrated and came into conflict with each other, triggering a massive battle every few thousand years, sometimes even fighting to the death.

Therefore, having Li Feng escorted to Chang'an City under a status of bearing crimes was the most appropriate choice. In any case, both Princess Jinyang and Cheng Huaibi knew his identity, so he naturally wouldn't suffer any grievances along the way.