Chapter 153 Gu Venom Is Poison Too

Long Jingzhe’s words drew even more people around. An elder of the Long family wanted to scold him but sighed helplessly instead. Long Jingzhe’s father had already been confirmed as the new family head, so she was naturally the young mistress, the future matriarch—a position not to be offended.

Cao Mang wasted no time. Without asking what illness Da Han had, he pulled out a golden dragon needle from his left arm and, with lightning speed, jabbed it into Da Han’s temple.

The crowd...

“Everyone, stay focused! Give it your all—let’s aim to win the championship this year!” Classmate Finch was encouraging the entire team early in the morning, hoping everyone would work harder.

“Boom!” Just as Lao Niu was in trouble, the Black Dragon Legion, led by the Old Dragon of Lingqiu, struck again. Their sharp dragon claws tore through the last of the Celestial Demon World-Exterminating Formation.

It was likely that their comrades had suffered heavy casualties, while their own group—among the best in medical ninjutsu—could only remain motionless, maintaining the sealing barrier.

Above them, dark clouds gathered, and lightning struck intermittently. The entire Dragon City seemed shrouded in darkness.

“I see now. I understand.” Zhong Gongyu relaxed, having feared that Bai Niao Jue had been deciphered by Wang Yue. That thought had terrified him, but fortunately, that wasn’t the case; Wang Yue’s tactics were simply more brilliant.

With a thought, Yang Tian summoned a fish from the pond with telekinesis. He pointed his hand, and the fish was instantly roasted.

Beizhenzhen, who had some acquaintance with Xie Bucheng, hoped Xie could plead her case to the minister.

Since relying on the mortal body was uncertain, it was time to lay all the cards on the table. After all, it was time to reap the rewards.

Beside him, Blood Rose was taken aback when Wu Lingbo appeared. Her gaze fixed on him, finally resting on those “fiery red” Star Marrow Blades, filled with admiration and envy.

Tang Feng had just slipped from the staircase entrance to the second basement floor when four guardians attacked him. These men were all at the peak of Xuan Death strength.

Glancing at the time, it was already past ten at night. No wonder Zhenfeng was urging him. If he didn’t go now, the cleansing would be interrupted after only two days, and then, the “Who’s the Best” would truly become a joke across the entire gaming world.

“Impossible—I’m a sturdy man.” Could he endure being told otherwise? Of course not. No man could bear it, especially with three females around him.

That night was a whirlwind of surprise, fear, cold, and joy—all mixed together. Only those who had experienced it would understand the complexity of the feeling.

By the third month, Li Zhi clearly felt that the dungeon’s consciousness had abandoned support for Li Tang; his luck no longer increased.

“Enough, enough. Don’t look so wronged.” Xuanxuan said apologetically.

“Alright, no more trouble. How much do you need?” Seeing Bai Ling ready to act again, Yang Yang quickly stopped his dangerous behavior and started discussing the matter seriously.

“Alright, that’s all I have to say. Now, I look forward to everyone’s efforts.” The buzzing bee finally finished speaking.

Ling Yun stood stunned. She said she didn’t want him to continue playing the role of ‘uncle.’ She said... she said... Su Jinyu’s words left him momentarily speechless.

“Forget it. If it can be avoided, it should be.” Resolving in his heart, Li Yu decided that once he logged in tomorrow, he would negotiate with the game company. If it didn’t work out, he’d have someone else lead on his behalf to see if it was possible.

However, what she said wasn’t wrong. The soothing benzoin I gave her had an extra hint of musk compared to my usual blend.

Under the fierce waves stirred by the rampaging mutant golden-haired monkey, the rubber raft slowly moved away from the creature.

In any case, they tried to make the ice gear as wooden as possible to minimize tool loss from falling into the water. After all, Wang Qi wouldn’t fully compensate for these tools—losing less meant earning more.