Chapter 53: Mrs. Lou, Your Matchmaking Photo Ended Up with Me

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Moreover, none of them truly knew each other's real identities. At worst, after seizing the items, they would silently slip away—who would ever know?

"The Imperial Princess is very fond of Prince Changqin and naturally wishes to marry him soon." As for Prince Changqin's affection for the Imperial Princess, the lingering melody of longing played at the celestial banquet was known throughout the heavens. It seemed their fated union was truly harmonious.

She didn’t waste words; just two simple characters were enough for Qian Cheng to understand everything. The boss had used the teleportation skill, instantly appearing behind him just moments ago.

"We’re doing quite well. Though the era was cold and harsh, it seems we met many good friends. Now, we are very happy." I tried to keep my tone light, not wanting her to sense the depths of my true feelings.

Compared to him, my emotions were far more complicated. Although this was hardly the place for such thoughts, a strange excitement welled up inside me—perhaps because of my fondness for horror stories. The idea of using talisman paper to seal corpses seemed possible only in movies, not in real life.

In any case, to those who cherish it, it is a treasure; to those who don’t, it’s worth less than a bowl of rice.

It wasn’t mealtime yet, but Quan Shengnan was very hungry and especially craved crystal shrimp dumplings, drooling incessantly. Sister Jiang immediately prepared the shrimp from the kitchen and steamed several baskets of dumplings to satisfy her craving.

Angel forced herself to calm down, obediently picked up water and bread, twisted open the bottle to take a sip, tore open the bread’s wrapper, and smelled it. Angel was truly famished, abandoning all decorum as she devoured the bread in large bites.

“Beidou Shaoyan, I swear I will take your life!” Guo Yuer’s words cut through the air. Shaoyan stood rooted, battered and bruised by Guo Yuer’s relentless strikes.

Xianglong glanced at the two in the distance, then said to Kelina, “Actually, mastering magic is quite simple.” With that, he patiently explained the methods of learning magic to Kelina.

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The herald shouted loudly, causing the troops to fall into chaos. Soldiers surged onto the bridge in a scramble. David’s forces were thrown into disarray; he himself was dizzy from the frantic movements, unable to discern his own men, clutching the flag and shouting at the top of his lungs.

When the news reached the palace, the emperor was furious, dispatching every available person to aid in the search.

Outside the iron city walls, countless corpses piled up beyond reckoning; inside, dead bodies lay everywhere, blood flowing like rivers.

A sudden thud behind her caught Reina’s attention. She glanced back and saw the glove had struck the ground so forcefully it left a crater.

“You wretch, return what you stole from me immediately!” Consort Lan, ignoring all else, shouted fiercely. That item was originally hers, taken by this scoundrel.

With a single sword strike, the fiery phoenix warrior cut down dozens, even hundreds, of barbarian enemies amidst the scattered corpses, his voice cold and resolute.

At last, after paying a great price, he shattered the impossible summit—the towering mountain was destroyed.

Huo Xuan slowed her pace, casting another glance at the man, who was glaring angrily at those inside the conference room.

The ratio of the circumference to the diameter of the circle was a subject once studied by the Eastern Han mathematician Zu Chongzhi. Now it was his turn to explore it. This ratio seemed infinite, filled with profound mysteries. For a moment, he was entranced.

Thirty-eight thousand heavily armored cavalrymen, led by Huang Tianxiang, charged at the disorganized barbarian forces of the Ancient Star. Their momentum was like a divine mountain collapsing or a river bursting its banks—truly magnificent.

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No, even for a primordial-level starship suit, this power was terrifying—instantly killing Dijun... although Dijun himself was already barely clinging to life.

“Our Huaten Group currently holds monopolistic technologies including CNC machine tools, smartphones, smart appliances, and intelligent robots. Alongside our partnerships with Yuehua Company and Tengfei Company, such achievements are well deserved.”

“Ah, look at me—I hear ‘research’ and forget everything else. Research must be kept confidential, not just from my sister but from everyone else. What if what you’re working on is an innovation?”

“Is it really true?!” Some artillerymen loaded nervously while sparring verbally with Zhang Yang.

He had served for several months in Changning and knew the iron-willed princess’s tactics well—often more ruthless and decisive than any man, willing to do whatever it took.

He was Mu Qingyan’s cousin and had once been engaged to Mu Qingyin, naturally concerned for the Mu family’s affairs.

This was the eastern forest, about thirty kilometers from Zul City. Because of its beautiful environment, nobles and wealthy merchants from Zul City occasionally hunted here. But now, in the hot season, the eastern forest was sparsely populated.

“I have over a million here, saved over the years. Your contract was signed in my name originally, so I propose we sign a new contract together to jointly build this restaurant. What do you think?” Manager Zhou slowly laid out his vision.