Chapter 54 Granting Shares to Su Manman

Son-in-Law of the Dragon King Dry and shriveled 1203 words 2026-04-13 14:46:36

He had never expected that this good-for-nothing before him would suddenly make a move!

At that moment, Lin Haiyang’s face was flushed a deep red, his breathing labored and difficult, his hands frantically striking at Ye Feng.

Between gasps, he stammered, “Let… let go…”

Ye Feng remained unmoved…

This second wife was truly audacious. Though Lady had already cautioned her, she still did not take it to heart. Why had the Lord of Waters taken so many wives and concubines, yet remained childless? It was not because he could not, but because he did not wish to. He feared hurting his Lady’s feelings and hoped that his eldest son would be raised by her alone. Any concubine who became pregnant would be dealt with by the Lord himself.

“Excellent!” Heba Yu smiled faintly, then leapt astride the foremost Akhal-Teke horse, its coat so red it seemed to verge on purple.

“Hanyue, go to Tasteful Pavilion and inform the manager that we’ll be closed for the next few days. I’m planning a complete overhaul,” Jing Xiyao instructed Hanyue after watching Dugu Yeshang depart.

After a moment’s contemplation, a sudden smile broke across Mu Xiqing’s face. Those present, seeing this change, felt a cold sweat break out—could it be that the princess had been struck so hard by grief that her spirit had been shaken? Why else would she… smile?

Xu Xiangmeng tried to compose herself and returned to her seat. But the plump aunt across from her seemed to have noticed something; this county magistrate’s flight was so reminiscent of the once-overbearing “Dice.”

“Not enough pieces!... What trick are you playing at? You know your mother is not conscious right now—everything she does is really my doing. So what wish of yours are you talking about? Are you just trying to make trouble?” Lin Zhonghua said.

In an instant, thunderous cheers erupted, red confetti swirling in the air, mingling with the laughter of the onlookers. The street was alive with excitement.

Among all the treasured immortal fruit trees, the most delicious was, of course, the crystal persimmon tree. It bore fruit only once every five hundred years, and only ripened under just the right temperature. If the fruit was not picked at the proper moment, it would vanish.

Someone, caught off guard, was bitten on the shoulder by Marquis Hou, a searing pain biting into his very bones.

After speaking, Mo Yu frowned and began to walk deeper into Rainbow Valley. The further he went, the more unfamiliar everything seemed.

Happiness Mama and the Princesses of Joy were all left speechless; this was the first time they had met such a forward man. In the past, all who approached knew well the consequences of playing with them, and so treated them as one would a tiger.

The subordinates of “Antique Enthusiast” listened to Sun Yang’s words and seemed intrigued. They looked to their leader, hoping he would make a wise decision.

The demon gods of the Demon Realm watched as two divine arrows shot into the Wild God’s lair. The cave collapsed, and the Wild God let out a dying wail. Then, a single divine arrow shot out from the ruins, bearing with it a Demonic Divine Pill formed from the Wild God’s own power.

Moreover, as Hao Zhishen moved, he targeted Bo Feng’s obviously swelling member. Hao Zhishen knew he had only one chance to strike, so he put his full strength into it.

Before long, Black and White Impermanence arrived at the Palace of Yama, carrying Sun Wukong and Hao Zhishen. Yama was one of the Ten Kings of the Underworld, and well-known among mortals for his role as keeper of the Book of Life and Death.

Having prepared the talisman papers and cinnabar, I realized the incense I’d lit earlier had long since burned out. So I took another long stick, lit it, and placed it in a crack on the table. Whether or not the True Martial Emperor needed my incense, I found comfort in the gesture. Besides, since I had learned to draw his talismans, it only seemed right to light a few sticks of incense in return.

This figure, its material unknown, was entirely inscribed with mysterious patterns, and emitted a powerful aura from every inch of its being.