Chapter Fifty-Two: A Slap in the Face

He never worried about selling his canned goods. As long as he transported them to other provinces, every household, without exception, would have some stored food. These children in the countryside had little to eat, so once the cart was set up and the goods displayed, the people would surely swarm to buy them.

Therefore, Shu Yiming did not answer the bearded man's question. He merely laughed softly, glanced at Vivian, and waved his hand.

Vivian stepped forward, puzzled, and asked, "What's the matter..."

She wore a loose long dress, bending down now and then on the beach to pick up seashells. It was a gift she had promised her younger sister, one she believed her sister would surely like.

A terrifying golden soundwave swept forth, instantly enveloping a ten-thousand-meter radius and expanding to cover the entire Domain of Ten Thousand Buddhas.

Of course, this did not mean I was afraid of it. In fact, with my current strength, if I truly wished to act, it could do nothing to harm me. I simply did not want to make a move against it.

Though her medical skills were lacking, she could still barely discern that Rong Huai's body was at its limit. Even if the greatest doctor of traditional medicine were to tend to him, it would not allow him to die peacefully of old age.

While He Tao and his son argued over whether to attend the trial in person or watch the live broadcast on television, the newly constructed Tamengye Military Research Institute was conducting rigorous tests on improved replacement parts, armor, and electronic devices sent in by various units.

The Deng family had made thorough preparations to ensure Deng Jiefeng advanced to the quarterfinals. The terrifying aura that erupted from Deng Jiefeng's palm just now while he was frozen was not his own power.

Immediately afterward, the golden moon flew toward the secondary seat of the grand hall and collided with the seated figure. In an instant, brilliance exploded; the earth vein halo behind that person vibrated incessantly, releasing countless beams of light that crashed against the golden moon, striving to annihilate it.

Qi Jing was both worried and angry. He reached out to help her up, insisting they call the imperial physician. Yun Yao stopped him, simply swallowing two doses of the pills and water prescribed by the usual physician.

On the other end of the void, an opening appeared, and wild fists surged forth like furious waves, flooding the entire area within a thousand meters.

This afternoon, we are quite likely to have a fight with the landlord. Just in case, I think we should call a few brothers over.

"The Buddhist sect will decline, while the Daoist sect will rise. Though the news is shocking, it is nonetheless true," the Supreme Immortal said, then turned to look at the Heavenly Emperor.

Of course, in this world, the other party's experiences differ from history or animation. He may not have brought about the downfall of Korea, but he has already become the crown prince and made Korea strong. Unfortunately, he encountered the cheating Ye Chu and was swiftly defeated.

Everyone turned to look, but none could see Xu Tian, who was shrouded in the divine light of sun and moon.

The martial arts he learned from the Mistress of Tianshan were merely methods for using his existing internal energy. All his supernatural abilities resulted from his extraordinary internal energy and his ability to wield it effectively.

This scene left everyone dumbfounded. The thugs stood frozen, stunned by the unexpected turn of events. Of course, Cao Yue was not among those rendered speechless.

Facing Wang She, whose smile was radiant and entirely unembarrassed, Ye Chu could not help but fall silent.

This was not mere strength; it was a kind of suppression emanating from the Dao itself. The stronger one's innate power, the more profoundly one could sense the invisible force radiating from Xu Tian's body—a force without form or substance, yet terrifying beyond measure.

Indeed, Zhang Meng, like Dai Anliu, had never heard this phrase and knew nothing of the crooked-neck tree's taboo.

Imperial Physician Lang, upon hearing this, sniffed suddenly. He detected a faint fragrance, but it was not the same as the scent emanating from the incense burner in the prince's palace.