122. Xun You and Guo Jia Devise Another Brilliant Scheme

After the main force of the Cao army arrived at Yanjin, Cao Xin shed his heavy burden and left everything to Chancellor Cao. He spent his days fishing by the Yellow River, inviting Xu Shu and Li Dayan to join him for barbecues by the water, enjoying a life of ease and leisure.

Once Chancellor Cao led his troops across the river, he immediately launched an offensive against the Yuan forces stationed at Liyang and Tangyin, determined to decide the fate of Hebei in a single battle.

However, Yuan Shao had learned his lesson this time. Following Ju Shou's advice, he established camps outside Liyang city, forming a mutually supportive formation with the Yuan forces in Liyang and Tangyin.

It was only after much effort that the commotion between the two finally subsided. He Xiangdong yielded the role of the lead comedian and moved to the position of the straight man.

Gong Ye waved his hand and closed his eyes. After a long while, he opened them and said, "My imperial brother, Gong Yao, was exactly ten years my senior. When he died, he was only twenty-eight, yet he had experienced many things that I could never experience in my entire life."

Some of these people later appeared in newspapers, while others changed their nationalities; in short, they all had futures that none of them could have anticipated.

Zhang Tianci nodded, unfastened the corpse-binding rope from the Corpse King's body, gripped it in his hand, and suddenly whipped it forward.

The world in this degenerate age was called the Divine Continent, but according to some unofficial historical records, in ancient times, the Divine Continent, like this world, was also known as the Land of the Nine Provinces.

Yet, unexpectedly, the tranquility of the mountain valley and woods was disrupted by the incantations cast by Zhang Tianci.

Upon hearing He Xiangdong's words, the middle-aged man's gaze instantly sharpened, and he stared intensely into He Xiangdong's eyes.

An unexpected scene unfolded: the zombie that emerged from the ghost coffin suddenly opened its fang-filled mouth and began to inhale the black mist that filled the sky.

The landlord’s television was a 21-inch color set, which was considered quite good for that era. He Xiangdong looked up at the screen, but that one glance left him stunned.

It wasn't until nine o'clock that Jin Siyu made an excuse of being tired and left the table with Mi Jingxi to enter the bedroom; only then did the dinner come to an end.

She had apprenticed to the Third Master of the Green Wave Array Mansion at the age of ten. Her master was skilled in array formations, but he had taken on quite a few disciples.

Feng Sufei thought of her grandmother and the imperial mausoleum; her expression turned somber, and her eyes filled with a resolute light.

A sigh suddenly echoed in the darkness. Si Kongchen’s mind was entirely consumed by the words Cang Lang had spoken that day.

Chu Xiangjun had already been beaten quite miserably by Chu Zhanpeng that evening. Was she now looking for someone else to beat up to vent the anger in her heart?

Que Yu could not possibly leave just like that. Since she had already spoken, Que Yu did not press her further and proposed other demands instead.

Weng Yunjing was convinced that they only wanted to find a place to live in seclusion and that saying these things was merely a pretense to keep their destination a secret.

Wei Chi Han calmly picked up a cup of tea, adjusted the lid to clear away the steam, and sipped the tea leisurely.

Chu Huaiyu sat at the head of the table above Ren Wuxin. Seeing Si Kongchen take the initiative to sit beside Ren Wuxin, alarm bells rang in her heart.

He simply could not fathom why the Demon Emperor would reach out to help him, which was why he had questioned it, only to be beaten until he was dazed and confused.

Even though both of them had already bid such high prices, the youth still refused to let go. If this continued, let alone serious injury, even being crippled was a possibility.

Lin Tian’s eyes narrowed slightly. It seemed his guess was correct; this man was the Qi Immortal he had encountered in the game earlier.

In an instant, the atmosphere grew heavy, and both sides emanated a chilling, murderous aura.

Han Xiao glanced hurriedly around at his surroundings, then peeked at the sword case in the corner, fearing it might suddenly attack him. Fortunately, it lay quietly in its place, as if it had turned back into a lifeless object.

At this moment, a deep, drum-like sound echoed from the array, and a burly figure, similar in stature to Chang Hen Wuji, slowly emerged from within.

It seemed that unleashing wind blades was the giant bird's most powerful attack. Flying in the air, it continuously fired wind blades downward, chasing the giant bear as it dodged.