Chapter 99: The Grand General of the Heavenly Strategy Corps

After learning the entire course of the battle, Yang Wudi couldn’t help but twitch the corner of his mouth. If he had charged at eighty thousand rebel soldiers with just a thousand cavalry, he probably wouldn’t have managed to avoid any casualties.

“Rapid-firing crossbows and incendiary wine. Interesting. Where exactly did he get these two miraculous weapons?” Yang Wudi’s lips curled into a faint smile.

The battle report he received...

The Great War in Eastern Europe had torn the entire Eurasian continent apart, splitting it into two entirely new landmasses.

Nangong Yu was the first to speak. A master of his caliber could never remain unknown; none present had the strength to defeat him, so it was unwise to engage him directly.

The crisp sound of bones breaking echoed throughout the room. When Blood Dance was observed, his left arm hung limply, trembling uncontrollably—clearly, his left arm was ruined, at least temporarily useless.

Many of these buildings also stood in the Central Imperial Realm, mostly in areas inhabited by the Yamato people.

Lin Wanqing never expected Ye Tian to leave so abruptly. She was beside herself with frustration, especially when she realized he was likely going to find Tang Yun, that seductive vixen. Her heart brimmed with indescribable irritation.

However, the situation with the Phoenix Clan was indeed complicated; their inherently violent nature required harsh measures.

Without hesitation, he swiftly opened the Ancestor Li Xue’s storage pouch and took out the Mind-Concentrating Mirror.

He Xi’s two subordinates, named Xiang Feilong and Liang Yuefei, were both second-tier divine masters—He Xi’s trusted right and left arms, loyal confidants who had followed him for many years.

He was about to embark on a journey overseas, intending to visit Bai Cao Valley to bid farewell to Li Yuanyuan.

Exposing the world in such a manner meant that if attacked and the world shattered, the realm lord would be finished—his future utterly destroyed.

The blinding light made Lin Hao unable to open his eyes. After closing them and waiting a few minutes, he heard the sound of water cease and felt the surrounding water vanish! The oppressive sensation of being submerged disappeared completely.

In the silent stillness, all illusions along with the shroud of darkness surged into the spiraling finger beam that pierced through the void.

Two or three years later, their continuous ambushes along the extensive logistics lines of the Japanese army invading China—using the mountains as cover—would inevitably provoke a siege by a force far larger than the current one. They had to establish a more comprehensive defense system within this hundred-mile mountain range to survive the even harsher battles to come.

Many hesitated to spend so much money on purchasing, only to be denied the chance to improve her strength. What was the point of buying her then? If one had the money, why not buy a better one? Many pondered deeply and ultimately chose not to buy. But Cheng Buyun was different—he feared having subordinates withoutI'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.