Volume 1, Chapter 30: The City Museum??? The Rebel Command Headquarters!!!

Rat-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat!
Bang—bang—bang—bang—bang—
Boom—boom—boom—
Even though the military jeep was traveling at high speed, it did not hinder Han Cheng’s marksmanship in the slightest. With his SSS-rank talent, "King of Guns," he possessed the heaven-defying ability to hit whatever he aimed at.

April arrived in the blink of an eye, and the whole family entered a state of high tension, as no one knew when Chun Cao would go into labor. She was accompanied by someone at all times, even while she slept.

The idea of using flag signals and light signals was also proposed by Shanshan. Transforming common phrases into flag movements and light patterns greatly facilitated communication between the ships of the naval fleet.

"Xiao Wu, that shameless guy is going to get the first taste again... Hahaha..." the other soldiers laughed boisterously.

The main contributions here were the heavy cannons. A 500-pound cannon could collapse a cabin, while a 4,000-pound cannon could level an entire section of cabins! If positioned correctly, it was not impossible to punch a hole from top to bottom or snap the main keel in two.

It was from that moment on that Jiangzhou lost the bitter, lonely Zou Jinfeng—a woman who had shed her past, only to see her entire family slaughtered and find herself with no recourse but suicide—and gained a terrifying executioner in the underworld known as "Fourth Sister."

As she grew more familiar with her coworkers, Tian Tian became happier by the day, beginning to blend into the vast wave of migrant workers.

He handed this object to the Heavenly Emperor, who had just ascended the throne at the time, and then, in the name of the Father of the Realm, charged the Emperor with guarding these items, while also handing over a scroll.

Wang Hou and Liu Hanyan held hands, giving each other’s a squeeze. Liu Hanyan whispered, "No wonder the voice sounded so familiar; it’s Master Zhou of the Xi'an branch. He’s here too? I wonder if Sister Zhou Choujing came along?" Wang Hou whispered a few words in her ear, and Liu Hanyan nodded, leaping down from the rooftop.

At this moment, the tears that had been welling in Hua Mian’s eyes finally fell. If anyone were to ask her what it meant to feel pain that cuts to the bone, she would tell them without hesitation: it is the feeling of discovering that the person you love deeply has abandoned you for someone new.

A moment later, she returned. She helped Tian Tian put toothpaste on her brush, only to realize there was no basin for mouthwash. Helpless, she could only suggest that Tian Tian go downstairs to wash.

Sure enough, a wound a full thumb-width wide appeared on Qin Tianqi’s stomach, with white flesh turned outward and bright red blood flowing out continuously.

The two sides had fought dozens of rounds, attracting a crowd of soldiers who cheered and shouted for their respective commanders.

Ye Lihuan poured himself a glass of wine and looked at the person before him, his dark eyes narrowing. Her porcelain-like face was flushed with a faint rosy hue, like a red plum blossom—stunning and alluring.

Lin Feng’s status was extraordinary now. Cao Guowei and the others went downstairs to welcome him in person, accompanying him to the conference room on the top floor, the 20th level.

Not everyone had followed the White Bird Knights as they left. Tens of thousands who trusted the King and their lords more stayed behind, still gathered outside the palace, waiting to trickle in like a stream to become the lucky ones sheltered within the palace walls.

The declaration of the Son of Lies could no longer shake Cain’s spirit. He waited patiently for whatever the Son of Lies had to say next.

People in the underworld might take your life over a single disagreement, but the police would not. Even if the police were angry, they would only dare to throw a few punches; they would never dare to kill anyone.

Wu Xie nodded upon hearing this. He might not have felt at ease even if Zhou Yuqiang had vetted someone, but if Gao Zhengsheng had looked them over and given his approval, there would at least be no problems.

The task of the Development and Reform Commission was to find goods that could effectively absorb the adventurers' gold ears, compile a procurement catalog, and calculate circulation costs and profits. Until someone with sufficient commercial experience and a deep understanding of the plan could take the lead, Li Qi had to remain in charge, including personally handling the procurement of supplies.