Chapter 84: A Single Blow, a Severe Injury

The Loyal Family: I Am the Pillar King of Daxia Mountain Spring Farmer 1303 words 2026-03-20 13:36:14

The killing at the front gate of the Old Jiang Estate in Canglan City, Jiangnan Province, raged on with ferocious bloodshed. Yet it was plain enough that the side led by Chen Junsheng, with only a few dozen men, was being slaughtered to the last; however formidable their overall strength, they could only endure.

He was from the First Emperor’s Empire, and Fusu also stepped forward to ask after him, then told the other party to go and comprehend that force.

In the next instant, with a sharp crack, the mighty thunder spear in Han Yanuan’s hand vanished into nothingness.

Long before, when Ye Lin had stepped in to help her, she had already sensed that his strength was truly extraordinary; she had only never imagined it could be this overwhelming.

As the New Year drew ever nearer, the entire city of Donghai shimmered with festivity, everywhere alive with the warm scent of the coming holiday.

Elder Brother Two’s manner was somewhat different from Elder Brother Four’s, carrying a cold, unquestionable, unyielding dominance that left her nowhere to retreat.

Holding up a flashlight that was not very bright, Fourth Granduncle advanced slowly while scanning the surroundings. Ren Tianya walked beside him. They had gone forward about four or five meters when they stopped, because before them on the ground there appeared a row of rectangular pits.

Ye Zhiking’s voice rang out, and he began to explain slowly; there was no trace left of his former weariness.

But if he waited until the other side fought to the death, then by striking at that moment he still had a chance to annihilate the Snow Wolf Clan and the Ice Silkworm Clan.

They gathered around the ghostfire and danced with abandon. Compared with the rabble from the Black Family Stronghold, their revelry was even more boisterous, the spectacle more magnificent.

The Spirit Illusion Mirror Ji Yale wanted had been obtained; all that remained was to wait for dawn and hand it to her when she awoke. Her wish had been fulfilled, and this mission as well had been completed. Everything had gone fairly smoothly, and at last he could breathe a little easier.

By now Yan Manman had already concluded in her heart that Ye Jiarou’s choice to wear a red gown tonight was all to catch the eye, especially Yang Huaili’s.

The next morning, after breakfast, while Sandon was speaking with the Grand Elder and Turandot, the steward came in to report that the imperial palace had sent an honor guard to escort the two envoys into the palace.

On forums and message boards, and later in the hands of countless netizens, it was turned into parody videos and soon surfaced across social media.

As for the others, the chieftain of the Fire Tribe had seen Yan Dajie’s martial arts for himself and was thoroughly convinced. Those who had refused to accept it were all beaten into submission by her.

The war in Jin Province against the barbarians had dragged on for a full year before the barbarians finally withdrew their troops, and Jing Hao’s accession to the throne was also brought onto the agenda.

A single offhand remark sent Song Qianru’s heart plummeting straight into the abyss, and the smile on her face froze there.

But it was clear enough that all of this was nothing more than a blind woman admiring painted eyes; if Xue Tingrang had been able to listen, there would not have been such an outcome today.

Ye Chu watched coldly as Ye Jiarou put on her little performance, and before Ye Jiarou could grow smug for long, she feigned surprise.

The chief of the goblin tribe, hearing Hogg say to head that way, was too short to see where Hogg was pointing.

Ye Chu did not take offense; instead she smiled faintly. “You’re welcome.” She picked up the cake from the ground and turned to leave.

The “second floor,” only one meter high, required one to stoop while entering and leaving, scarcely different from the upper berth of a train sleeper.

Oh? He still remembered the woad root he had planted himself. He really was rather thoughtful.

Thinking of this, Zhang Cuicui could not help growing anxious as well. After all, whether her future happiness in bed could continue depended on Li Erlong’s feelings. If Li Erlong could grant her wish, then her future happiness would rise a whole level above what it had been with Zhao Hanliang.

And yet, before a True Immortal, to be able to set up so many enclosed spatial arrays so effortlessly.