Chapter 51: I Set Up a Stall Where No One Is Around

“I just saw Boss Lu—he’s arrived in Hong’an City.”

Someone below replied, attaching a photo with the backdrop of Hong’an City.

“Could it be that Boss Lu is heading to the Fire Flame Secret Realm? If I had known, I would have gone to take a look too. Alas… such a missed opportunity.”

“Boss Lu, this time I’m going to keep a close watch on you, never letting you slip out of my sight again. Hehehehe!”

“Wait for me, I’m still on my way.”

Far away in Xiaohe Town, Han Xing and Zhang Weihan greeted each other. As the Operations Section Chief of the Zhuxian Vanguard, Han Xing came to consult Liu Zhiyuan about some work. In truth, Han Xing simply enjoyed combat and used the guise of research to find an excuse to come here; he already sensed there would be fighting soon.

Upon hearing this, everyone was stunned! Indeed, no matter how impossible the matter seemed, with Jiang Cheng involved, there was always a solution—none doubted this.

“Brother Cheng, this is just the first floor. I’m currently using the second floor too. The landlord’s place is too remote to rent out, so he let me use it. The upstairs floor is just as big as this one,” Johnson said with a grin, noticing Jiang Cheng’s surveying gaze and realizing he was quite satisfied with the place.

Jiang Cheng and the others exchanged puzzled glances, bewildered. What on earth was happening? Why such distress and urgency?

After a few words, Ma Xiaoyao ended the call, lingering to glance at the bedroom one last time before shaking his head helplessly and leaving the room.

“The Mad God has lost his mind,” Zhang Zihao said calmly. It was disappointing to see such a normally rational person become so irritable and stubborn.

“This… Captain Yan Zhen said: ‘If Chen Fei and Soli don’t come soon, just prepare their corpses for me...’” Meng Haoguo said with a bitter smile.

At Nanguan in Fengxin County, the Zhuxian Vanguard set up a defensive perimeter and began constructing barracks. Not only at Nanguan did they establish a cordon; a long security line was also drawn north of Liaohé Bridge, forbidding all vehicles and pedestrians from passing through. Pedestrians and merchants had to take detours.

Feng Tu remained silent, his old eyes raised to the sky. After a long moment, he sighed deeply.

Life or death, left to nature’s will. It sounded bleak, but all creatures dwelling in the “Ninth Heaven” remained full of hope and dreams—because they were unaware of what was truly happening.

Zhou Sanniang took out a piece of paper and said, “Qin’er, come press your handprint on this paper. Once you do, you’ll be one of the Zhou family. From now on, you’ll have a good life. Sanniang will also arrange a proper farewell for your sister, so she can leave with dignity.” She grasped Qin’er’s hand, dabbed a bit of rouge, and was about to press the print.

The soldiers and civilians of Y City fought desperately, pouring all their firepower into holding back the zombie horde. The battlefield was intensely chaotic.

“It’s useless. I’m targeting vital points, and with all this blood loss, she won’t survive long. Since you are medical ninjas, I specifically attacked parts that are hard to heal,” said Scorpion.

I hurried upstairs, feeling a bit nervous. To be honest, I feared that the Demon King might be a ruthless killer.

When democracy and survival are debated together, they are forced to abandon their previous convictions.

“Quiet down! What good is noise?” Mr. Shishi shouted in the video conference room. Instantly, the once noisy room fell silent.

Li He used great effort to push me away. Waving his hand, he left using a drift ball, saying he’d visit us when he had time.

Since we were going to do this, Lindi and Qian Lai had to consider every detail: registered capital, office space, key staff like accountants—these were all necessary when registering a company. They went over nearly all the points needing attention.

He wasn’t jealous of He Yongsheng; rather, at this moment, Guan Yunshan was brimming with confidence, arrogant and dismissive, feeling that very few in Hedong Province could out-earn him. Though he didn’t outwardly show superiority, inwardly he was quite proud, always believing he was no weaker than anyone else.