Chapter 60: You Are Far Too Noisy—I'm Going to Impeach You

Su Qingli lifted her head amidst the bustle, glanced over, then resumed writing her report.

“You really can’t do anything to her. What’s wrong with the manager anyway? Always rambling on endlessly! I’ve been writing reports all morning—doesn’t the manager have work to do? Oh right, all the manager’s reports are written by the staff. If you don’t want to manage this lousy little department, just let someone else have the job.”

After spending so much time with Di Yunshen...

Lan Yuxin was momentarily stunned, but her fist still struck three inches above Ruan Shuishui’s elbow.

“Oh! I have to say, Xu Liyin, your taste is truly extraordinary! To actually fall for a mute!” Suddenly, Xu Luoning’s sharp voice echoed again, full of contempt.

After round after round of drawing lots, the chaos of the first day finally came to an end. Hehuan frowned as she looked at the slip in her hand.

She was already familiar with the security guards and service staff at the Yangyang Research Center. When she arrived at the door, she made a call, and before long, someone came out to welcome her inside.

“Anyway, just keep an eye on things.” In the end, An Ruo said shyly, and left the living room.

“For example, which projects will have training collaborations? More specifically, which athletes will be trained? And how much does the Olympic Committee intend to invest in the training?” Shen Yang explained, his last sentence almost spelling out, ‘How much money has the Olympic Committee prepared?’

Zhao Siqi had just exited the office building when she saw a young man sitting by the flowerbed at the entrance, his head held high, shielding his eyes with one hand, his long legs dangling idly as he swung them back and forth.

But since he was killed by Andusias, this goblin’s body would surely be tattered, with most of its essence gone.

So all of this truly wasn’t just legend. Could this be the Northern Abyss of the Eastern Domain? If one crossed through the Northern Abyss, perhaps the Ancient Land would be ever closer.

Sun Quan himself did not approve of attacking Jingzhou—not because he didn’t want it, but because Eastern Wu was unstable within. To attack Jingzhou now would harm the enemy by a thousand, but damage oneself by eight hundred; it simply wasn’t the right time. He favored Liu Xie’s steady and methodical approach: first stabilize Eastern Wu, then plan for gradual expansion.

Victoria did not know the name of the attendant who always accompanied her; she only knew that her capable steward’s arrangements were never faulty. Yet today, she narrowly paid with her life for it.

The bodyguard behind Lai Youwei stepped forward to take the badge, checked it for traps or hidden weapons, then handed it to Boss Lai. Lai Youwei examined it closely, secretly grateful for his restraint just now—had he failed to control himself and killed the visitor, he would have stirred up a disaster.

Yu Hualong sat upright in the gatehouse beneath the council building. Messengers and officers hurried in and out in a constant stream, reporting all manner of military affairs.

“Wait a little longer.” He Renlong subconsciously wanted to exhaust Liu Ziguang’s three hundred troops so he could seize control of Huguang. But Liu Ziguang mustn’t die; if the court was angered, it would be hard to explain. It was best to wait until their forces were nearly depleted, then send in his own troops and reap the rewards.

Ye Qingyao turned her head and surveyed the dark branches surrounding her, murmuring to herself.

Ji Chengche struck open the final layer of rock, cradled Wang Rou in his arms, and lowered his head as he walked out from the mountain’s heart.

“Brother Xu!” Lin Sheng and Ding Li saw Liu Ziguang sitting grandly in the hall, holding his own against Lai Youwei. Both were utterly astonished, calling out ‘Big Brother’ before falling silent.

The senior leaders of the Heavenly Dao Sect had not expected Emperor Longwu’s fury, but with the grand fasting ceremony imminent, it was best to exercise restraint and avoid direct confrontation. Thus, they feigned ignorance of the court’s harsh measures, unwilling to break with the imperial government even if their alliance was only superficial.

Bang! The car crashed straight through the main gate, barreling forward until it stopped at the entrance of a building. The Qian family members, still unaware of what was happening, all rushed out in a commotion.