Chapter 46: Doubts from Western Medicine

"You're looking for the former director? He has already been promoted and transferred to the provincial capital; you definitely won't find him here. If you have any business, I am the current director—you can speak directly to me."

Qin Yu nodded upon hearing this, walked straight up to the director, and handed him the letter he was holding.

The director opened the envelope and glanced inside, then looked at Qin Yu with a smile and said:...

Lin Feng's demeanor was indeed awkward; after all, it was his first time serving as a CEO, so it was only natural he didn't fully grasp all the protocols. However, if anyone thought Lin Feng was easy to bully, they were mistaken. It had always been Lin Feng who bullied others—never the other way around.

Nowadays, a hundred yuan amounts to almost nothing; a casual purchase is enough to spend it all.

Bai Ruo Zhu sneered inwardly. He knew full well he was a scoundrel. If only he knew the term "player," he would have found it even more fitting to describe himself.

In the end, the matter reached the prison in the government office. The jailer, drinking with some companions, recounted the incident.

To Qin Wan, Yu Chi was undoubtedly "one of her own," so she smiled and exchanged pleasantries before understanding the purpose of Yu Chi's visit.

The Protectorate of Northern Peace governs eight prefectures and fifteen counties, including Han Hai and others. If you go back seventy or eighty years, all these lands belonged to the nomads. Although most of them have been driven out, a few remain as compliant citizens, but the court still holds a cautious stance.

Houtu gazed at the thirty-two heavens, shrouded in the mist of primal energy, and said to Chen Mo, "This land is vast beyond measure, and the vitality of heaven and earth here is several times greater than in the Wildlands. For the Wu tribe, who focus on physical cultivation, the advantages are immense."

"Ruxi, let me ask you—what is so good about Lin Feng that you would fall for him?" Liu Zhilan sat in the center of the sofa, her gaze cold and interrogative, fixed on Lin Feng.

He was shocked to find that all the vital points throughout his body seemed to be sealed. His spiritual energy was locked inside his meridians and could not move at all; he could only listen to Bai Junyi's words.

Xun Yi felt a surge of joy in his heart. He put away the Jade Bamboo Sword, then urged the Departure Inkstone to jab at the giant bird's enormous beak. The sharp edge easily pierced an inch deep. The giant bird cried out in pain again, as if begging for mercy.

This battle dragged on for a long time. Emperor Lie Tian also grew stronger through the fight, and his Prison Dao Body evolved rapidly.

Liu Changfei's oppressive force, just as it was about to reach Ye Xuan, seemed to vanish as if into thin air, leaving Ye Xuan completely unaffected.

Perhaps it was a difference in perspective; Zheng Xian did not find anything wrong with Luke's words. He believed that if the time came for Luke to act, he would never hide—following one's heart was far more genuine than grandiose, empty promises.

But this time, she did not provoke anyone. She merely cast a strange glance in their direction, then quietly let herself be settled down to sleep without protest.

"What danger? Harry, what are you talking about?" Ron had no idea what Harry and Luke were discussing.

And now... as the orphaned child of Li Dangtian, should the Prince of the Northern Frontier grant an audience or not?

The sky poured down torrents of rain, drumming relentlessly and drowning out all other sounds, leaving only the roar of the downpour.

"Sister, did you sleep well that night?" As they waited for the bus, Liu Wei glanced at Liu Pianpian, tentatively asking.

Xia happened to step back, keeping herself just out of Aphelios's 650-range "Severum" attack, preventing him from landing that auto-attack.

A deep, thunderous boom suddenly echoed, stirring the forbidden energies outside the Emperor's Burial Ground into a violent reaction.

After an hour, the silver hairpin's glow gradually faded, its struggles weakening until it finally hovered motionless in the air, completely still.

Yuan Baiqing had also participated in the wars beyond the borders, slaying many monsters with his staff and earning much merit on the battlefield.