Chapter 76: The Lowly Inferior People

Li Xiaobao considered himself superior to others. How could he possibly think highly of someone like Xu Liwen? Perhaps the regional manager of P Clocks was indeed someone to be reckoned with, but to Li Xiaobao, it amounted to nothing. After all, his own background and family spoke for themselves.

Thus, when Li Xiaobao heard that Xu Liwen wanted to settle the matter, he let out a cold laugh and said bluntly, “Xu Liwen, ...”

To feel the spirits of all things within oneself—Feng Yang could not become the world itself, but the faces of more than twenty thousand members of the Gu Miao tribe all appeared in his mind.

Yet, the old Marquis’s wife knew well that Xia Chiwan did not wish for Concubine Tao to take the position of the prime minister’s wife.

Here, many bamboos had been planted, forming a small grove. Seldom did anyone come here on ordinary days. The bamboo forest, with its rustling leaves, harbored a cold and desolate air that could not help but evoke a sense of melancholy in those who beheld it.

Everyone else believed that Princess Jing had married the heir of the Prince of Pingnan because of the emperor’s decree, and so the feelings between them were not good.

After all those imprisoned had been released, the following day, everyone closest to Zhou Fengxian was executed, including the Grand Lady of the Duke’s household.

First of all, one’s gaze must never falter in front of the other. Penglai looked straight at the person. She didn’t even need to think; she knew the other’s cultivation was certainly higher. If the person truly meant her harm, would she even have the strength to glare at them under their oppressive aura?

Lin Baoshu’s name was already familiar to him. He knew what kind of person Lin Baoshu was—one of the prince’s favored confidantes, always valued by his side.

Eino Xiu’s complexion was ashen and he said nothing. Of course, he knew he could never compete with Grelia, but joining the Noah Legion merely for self-preservation? He had never considered it. Winteray would not fail so easily; as long as the Noah Legion remained undefeated, his Moon Elf clan would not be in any danger.

But the look on Li Guo’s face was off. He strode over, accompanied by a tall man. As they drew near, it became clear the man was dressed in the shining armor and helmet of a Ming dynasty officer.

That car was never used by anyone at the company anyway. Even if someone did want it, as long as he spoke up, Cao Yun would certainly not refuse.

“It’s been a long time since I’ve seen Mom and Dad—of course I miss them. Besides, the baby is at the age where he’s just learning to recognize people. He needs to see his grandparents more often, or else he might forget them,” Xu Guoguo said calmly as she played with the baby.

Wen Lulu was leaning on her hand, daydreaming in front of the bakery when her thoughts were interrupted by the sudden ring of her phone. Seeing that it was Zhenzhen calling, she hurried to pick up.

Gu Yuxi took what he handed her, set the box aside, and unfolded the piece of paper.

Finding someone even more shameless than his own daughter, Cheng Shiyan simply fell silent and put on gloves to peel shrimp for her.

The emperor, furious, ordered the imperial guards to execute Sirou on the spot. Knowing her fate was sealed, Sirou gave a bleak smile and chose to end her own life in front of Lu Cancan.

Jiang Mei had just finished her work when she saw her, flustered and rushing, blocking the entrance to the bathroom.

He had thought Wei Xuehan was coming alone to confront him, not expecting Xiao to be supporting her from behind. No wonder she was so brazen. But even so, it didn’t matter—he could still kill her, even with Xiao present.

Xue Yao looked at the man before him and asked tentatively. Back then, though Xue Yao hadn’t been inside the Jiao family mansion, the commotion was so great that he could hear everything clearly from outside. At that time, Zheng Yuanxin’s sharp and caustic voice echoed everywhere, and he began to feel a pang of sympathy for Wen Lulu.

Anyone admitted to Fudan University must surely be highly intelligent. And studying programming, no less—their logical thinking must be formidable indeed.