Volume 1, Chapter 26: A Kind of Emotion Called Jealousy

"Damn it, brother, honestly, it's been a long time since I've met someone as arrogant as you! You really have a temper!" An Yiyi rubbed his head, a vicious expression appearing on his face.

This remark acted like a fire extinguisher; the flames of fury in Anthony's eyes gradually faded, replaced by a sense of disappointment. He simply could not understand why Xi Xi had become like this, when she had always been so well-behaved and obedient in the past.

At the first light of dawn, I called Tong Yue and asked her to come pick me up from the hospital.

At this moment, an incredibly intense murderous aura suddenly erupted from Cheng Huashen and the others.

"Wu Yue Pavilion is closed. If you wish to come, fellow Daoist, please return tomorrow morning." A man in green clothes, holding a silver-white iron rod, sat on the steps in front of Wu Yue Pavilion and spoke to Yu Huang with a calm expression.

As the door opened, Lu Xiaoxiao froze for a moment. She hadn't expected there to be a man in Gu Xixi's home, and a high-quality one at that.

The onlookers whispered to each other, all of them smiling—it was truly just a spectacle to them. Mo Qiang, however, found it hard to watch. He was no longer an ordinary person, and he had once been someone without connections. If not for the top-up card, perhaps he would be the one being bullied in that private room right now.

That was something the family always kept on hand, containing daily medical supplies like gauze, bandages, alcohol, and thermometers, usually stored in the living room cabinet.

The mailbox was piled high with drafts addressed to no one, recording Chen Jiran's longing for Gu Xixi.

Chen Jiran looked into Gu Xixi's eyes without blinking, as if trying to discern if she was hiding anything. But the faint smile in Gu Xixi's eyes remained calm and undisturbed, revealing no emotion.

For instance, I put insects in his toothbrush, glued the bottom of his cup down, placed a large catfish in the refrigerator, and dressed up as a ghost to scare him in the middle of the night. I exhausted every method I could think of, yet I couldn't scare him—instead, I ended up worn out myself.

Logically, the original Mebium Ray from Mebius should have been more powerful, but the Mebius Killer itself possessed more energy than Mebius, so the two Mebium Rays were evenly matched, even triggering an explosion.

Three days ago, the enemy's refusal to surrender gave me another opportunity to prove myself, and I could hardly wait.

Therefore, after witnessing the miserable state of Wang Li and his men, Bao Xin didn't even have time to grieve for the deaths and injuries of his own three thousand soldiers; he had to comfort Wang Li first. Otherwise, it would look too ugly, and Bao Xin did not want a moment of personal grief to affect the traditional bond between the Huben Army and the Infantry Battalion.

Jia Taisha also knew that this matter could not be rushed, but she wanted to go home early, so she couldn't help herself for a moment.

Lu Xue had been worried about holding everyone back and was feeling anxious, but with Yuxuan's "pass" in hand, she realized she just needed to remember the characteristics of those people. If she could win, she would fight; if she couldn't, she would simply hide behind them. It was wonderful.

He had never seen Shen Sanniang, but he had heard her voice, and it sounded just as gentle in the sunlight as it did in the darkness.

"As expected of the guy who dared to fly a spaceship into Deglube. He uses such attacks so casually; he's even more shameless than us." This was from the Russian side.

Placing the two children on the ground, Guan Yunshan gave them each fifty cents for pocket money and drove his truck straight to the threshing floor.

Now that his grandson, Guan Xiaojun, had said this, it perfectly aligned with Guan Hongda's wishes. Although he scolded Guan Xiaojun, in his heart, he was extremely pleased.

But this was within the game map, and with the protection of the [League of Legends Badge], it would only deduct health points and cause no actual harm to the real person.

Twelve defensive turrets were blasted into smithereens, vanishing into dust along with the tall, thick city walls.

To be able to kick Zhang Zhida to death with a single blow—the cultivation of this young man was leagues ahead of the likes of Emei thorn-wielder Jin Hong.

Gong Jianliang's eyes lit up. Could Tang Rao have brought another incredibly powerful tool for making money? Honestly, the amount of money Giant Merchant Star had made on the Virtual City during this period was terrifying.

He hadn't had a direction before and couldn't easily find the culprit behind the scenes, but now that he knew Yang Fei was the one pulling the strings, how could he not know who to look for?

For someone at the third level of the Asking Heaven realm to claim they had recruited a Void-stage powerhouse—was that not just bragging? No wonder everyone automatically ignored him.

Hearing this reminder from Long Ye, Lin Wanfeng felt no joy, but rather a sense of entanglement.

"I didn't kill you only because you are members of the Bai family. You really have some nerve, playing games with me." Tang Rao snorted with disdain.

At this moment, the car door opened, and a burly man with dark skin stepped out. He wore a camouflage combat uniform and sunglasses, his expression extremely cold. The moment he stepped out of the vehicle, Ye Fei felt a sharp, imposing pressure wash over him.

In terms of technological level, Weiqi Fort was second to none on the Hefeng Continent, and Master Dewey's technological prowess was the pinnacle within Weiqi Fort.

When Qing'er met Ming Yuan, her temperament had already become quite tyrannical. She deliberately told Ming Yuan about the child they had.

Opening the detailed map of the Destiny Continent to take a look, he finally chose a level 40 monster area in the Japanese server called the Land of Buried Bones, which was filled with undead monsters.

So, the interviewer thought for a long time, conducted a rough interview, and simply submitted the matter for his superiors to worry about.