Volume One, Chapter 104: The Princess's Concern

The Princess’s Residence.

Wang Caiwei was busy tallying the latest sales figures for *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* while also reviewing the billing statements for Yun Brocade sales.

Yet, there were still the bold ones who, despite not being able to swallow the entire stock, began cautiously buying in thousands or even tens of thousands of shares.

Onkotu was immediately taken aback. The Tumert Division was the core force of the Wala right wing, an elite among elites, always directly commanded by Ala. Now, it had been entrusted to him.

Yuan Baoju and Yuan Xin comforted each other, saying only that the person was still alive and that they would surely meet again in the future.

“Elder Sister Qiule, Elder Sister Xiaxin,” Yunxi responded to Er Ya’s request, adding Da Ya’s name as well.

Xu Chen pondered deeply. Having defeated Ye Sheng as president of the battle club and restored some dignity to Modu University, he saw Vice President Z as his best choice.

The power unleashed by Mu Zhu was slowly dissipating. The once fervently cheering plants around, having lost their energy source, began to wither and turn to ash, drifting away.

Unconsciously, she opened WeChat. Gu Yanjue had not sent him a message. In the past, if his lunch break exceeded ten minutes without her swiping her card at the cafeteria, a text summoning him would arrive.

This left Gao Cheng momentarily baffled. After some thought, he understood why Hulü Xian’s actions diverged from the historical record.

At that time, Champa was on the brink of extinction and desperately needed Ming Dynasty’s aid. Hence, they spared no effort in currying favor with the Ming, whereupon the role of Fanlai became evident.

Everyone applauded enthusiastically. This device seemed to surpass the fire lance in range, accuracy, and power by leaps and bounds, and its loading process was greatly simplified.

Many would realize that overnight, their worldview, outlook on life, and values would undergo earth-shaking transformations—so profound that many would feel utterly estranged, strangers to themselves.

Fortunately, the fracturing was not severe, merely a slight crack. Moreover, such fissures could not be captured even by pixelated images online nor discerned without close inspection by the naked eye.

Bai Qing flipped through the financial reports, suddenly feeling a chill. The spending was so extravagant it was terrifying.

With the great battle decided, Grim dispatched the Rotters and Anguka to sweep the spider nests while he stayed behind to help Medusa address the hidden dangers within her body.

His courage and resolve inspired the few remaining soldiers. His voice thundered like raging waves over the sea, crashing in their ears.

Just as Qin Feng tensed, Canglan gently tapped him with her foot while holding him, and together they dashed down the cliffside.

Thus, Bai Qing planned to replicate part of the “system’s” functions, crafting an instrument to detect health conditions.

Hao Ren could not help but smile wryly. Bags truly were magical things—no wonder people online joked that “bags cure all ailments.”

In his final words, the Fugen wizard clearly employed some form of sorcery; not only did those present hear every word clearly, but even adventurers and mercenaries who fled into nearby forests, as well as the wizards and apprentices within the Flame Throne Tower, heard them distinctly.

“All right, deal. When will you teach us to play basketball?” Ouyang Feifei nodded. She could accept this trade, though her dislike for Qin Feng had already taken deep root in her heart.

Upon seeing these monsters, Zhi Tianzun suddenly realized his firepower was insufficient. Facing such creatures required weapons of great destructive power—precisely the kind the Heavenly Sovereigns lacked.