Chapter 56: Brilliant Fireworks

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Qin Yu nodded upon hearing this, understanding the meaning behind the Heaven’s Mandate: the number of strikes landed at once would directly earn that many battle merits, but from the second time onward, each successive strike count had to exceed the previous one to gain merits. In other words, the farther along, the harder it became to earn battle merits.

Yu Mi’s father was Yu Xin, Governor of Rizhong, with one stationed at the southernmost edge of the Han Empire, and the other at the northernmost, separated by thousands of miles.

The wild tigers, who had been relentlessly attacking, quickly withdrew their assault. Gazing at the giant crocodile lying in a pool of blood, they looked at Qin Yu with a mix of fear and awe.

After years of hard work, he had finally managed to stabilize the price close to the current stock value, waiting for a rebound to start recouping his losses immediately—not only to clear debts but also to reclaim his original equity.

However, Taishi Ci was after all a fierce general who swept through thousands of troops; in a short time, the Xiliang soldiers were utterly incapable of capturing him.

That palm strike from Changsheng, heading toward Sun Qian, stopped right at his forehead, unable to move an inch no matter what.

Xu Lili was awakened by the sun, rubbing her eyes and stretching lazily. Looking up at the clock on the wall, she suddenly shouted.

“Don’t worry, your grandfather won’t die. But if you chase after him, whether you live or not is another matter!” A voice sounded coolly and dispassionately.

Jia Na was now carrying the child of the deceased Ze Xi. When she felt this, her deepest hatred was directed at the high-ranking demons behind the demon clan, who treated the lives of the 'Sali' as worthless as grass.

As for the third red energy crystal, since learning that red-grade energy crystals could absorb energy infinitely, he had kept it with him instead of placing it on his belt. Whenever he had a moment, he would hold it in his hand, playing with it, using every fragment of time to recharge this single red-grade crystal—though he never knew how long it had taken or its exact content.

The reason Tadakatsu Honda did not issue the order to fire the cannon was simply because he wanted to maintain the image of a colonel even on the battlefield. Not only was his military formation impeccable, but he also wore white gloves gripping the command saber in a very dignified manner.

Most importantly, during these nearly nine years, the Yin-Yang masters, the Mohist school, His Highness the Young Lord, Gai Nie, and even many other schools of thought had been exerting their utmost efforts to find Jing Tianming.

“Young Master, are you thinking of Miss Mu, Young Hero Tianming, Mr. Zifang, and Miss Shilan?” Long Que looked at Xiang Yu.

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If it were outside, even if they were lent a hundred doses of courage, they wouldn’t dare provoke Tang Chen.

After a long moment, the man came back to his senses and, under countless gazes, walked down from the arena.

The future general’s words clearly implied: given our relationship, if you don’t hand me that officer’s saber, I will die right before your eyes. Do you believe me?

Just as Zhou Dongyu received the contract, she suddenly felt her phone vibrating in her pocket. She took it out, raised her eyebrows, answered the call, and held it to her ear.

Yet, looking at Hua Ziman’s hopeful yet slightly sorrowful expression, a pang of pity stirred deep in his heart.

“The enemy has entered the longbowmen’s firing range. Commander, shall we open fire?” The reconnaissance observer had estimated the enemy’s approximate distance and loudly asked.

“Hmph… Let them come. What am I afraid of?” Yan Yunxing snorted disdainfully, fearless of heaven or earth—a trait consistent with his in-game persona.

“Did you really take one down?” The three-headed flood dragon found it hard to believe. It was difficult to imagine how a person with night vision goggles could see clearly in pitch darkness.

“Lucky him,” Mao Li adjusted his military uniform, turned, and left, still filled with resentment.

In front of someone like Mo Xiaosheng, Liang Shangjun dared not be careless; he knew he lacked the ability to dodge Mo Xiaosheng’s deadly shot.

“Officer Lu, I heard the national army is about to withdraw?” After a long silence, a voice disrupted the quiet.

“Dana, where is she?” Li Zhi made a call, quietly asking. The employee had arrived last night but was hard to summon for a meeting; she had to find her own place to pass the night.

Upon hearing this news, it was as if a plague had made them all avoid everything left by the five great titans.

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“The most infuriating thing is—” Ba Guizi hesitated, glanced at Chai Hua, and suddenly seemed reluctant to continue.

Li Tianyi and Zhuge Tong took many photos from different angles, then on the way back to Jiang City found a print shop to develop all the pictures. Afterwards, the two took a car straight to the Nantong County Environmental Protection Bureau.

Indeed, Heng Lianhu and his gang of social ruffians had come to Lixin Village today primarily on orders to vaccinate villagers and conduct “ideological work” to persuade them.

The army set out, treading in the footsteps of their ancestors along the starry ancient road painstakingly built over countless years and efforts.

After all, Lao He truly liked Jian Yan. For Jian Yan, he had even been driven out by his own family yet still failed to be with her. Lao He was rather pitiful in love; feelings cannot be forced, and outsiders cannot interfere. Thus, he no longer cared about Lao He’s affection for Jian Yan.

The Fire Space, like the Dark Space, was one of the top fifty alternate dimensions. It was extremely hot inside; even wearing short sleeves caused sweat to pour down.

Senior Brother Qiu was talkative, constantly rambling on. Zhou He smiled and listened, occasionally drifting into a daze.

The eerie atmosphere of the pitch-black forest and the arrival of an unknown powerful entity did not dampen Zhou Lu’s spirit; instead, it ignited his resolute fighting spirit.

This time, he and his beast tamers had trained desperately in the depths of the Endless Mountains for more than ten days.

She no longer harbored any illusions. The coarse hemp cloth on her shoulder had been pierced by a sword energy, revealing snow-white neck and shoulder beneath, with a bleeding wound just two inches from her throat. The human skin mask on her face had been flipped down halfway through their fierce encounter.