Chapter 77: What Is Your Relationship With Him?

The display directly showed a match rate of 99.99%. The test results confirmed that Mr. Xu was indeed her biological father, and Mrs. Xu her biological mother. Furthermore, the results for Xu Yu were identical to hers.

Her hands trembled with excitement—this was real, they were truly the children of the Xu family.

Clutching the examination report, she left the hospital. Now, all she needed was to obtain a strand of Xu Yunzhuo’s hair.

Without hesitation, she sent a message to contact Xu Yunzhuo, but—

A hint of nervousness flickered in Ji Mantuo’s eyes. Li Mingze caught this fleeting expression and immediately understood: the mysterious technique that had so greatly enhanced his opponent could not be maintained much longer. Though he faced a similar predicament himself, if he could simply endure a little longer, victory would surely tip in his favor.

Back during the trial, he and Yun Ling’er had been teleported together into that mysterious space with the statue of Ancestor Zhuang.

Later, Huo Xi entered her room, freshened up briefly, and then emerged to join her grandfather and Uncle Bai for breakfast in the cafeteria. The guesthouse where they were staying was situated on the military dog training base.

Seeing his beloved so occupied, Li Mingze could only, out of boredom, go to Liu Moling’s company and pay her a visit.

But if she hadn’t caused any trouble, what reason would she have to call him now? She should have known how busy he was at that moment. This left Fu Limou momentarily unable to comprehend what Huo Xi was actually up to.

“Young Madam, you finally got out of bed! Wait a moment, let me heat these up for you before you eat!” Su Tie called out excitedly to Old Zhang.

After hearing Chen Li’s words, a faint smile appeared on Huo Xi’s face—a smile so subtle it brought a pang of sorrow to those who saw it.

Zhou Buzhi also understood: since such a problem had arisen, the matter had undoubtedly become urgent.

Returning to the hillside villa, Nan Xiunye saw a Ferrari parked at the entrance—a familiar car, and he instantly guessed who the owner was.

Xiao Peng was frightened by what he heard. “Damn it, Uncle Yin, the way you put it makes me want to rush back right now and drive all of them out. They shouldn’t overstay their welcome at my place! If they bring trouble to Qianliyan, who am I supposed to complain to?” With that, Xiao Peng stood up, ready to leave.

When he first arrived in the Immortal Realm, he discovered that the entire Tian Gang Sword Sect’s mountain was gone—every single tree had vanished, as if the whole mountain had been sliced away at the base.

She forgave him. She chose a king for a husband. As if destined, this legendary union would never know peace.

In the end, this last reason completely convinced Zhu Zhu. She decided to accept the gifts and expressed her sincere gratitude.

With both his land and his money gone, that was when the old drunkard’s decline accelerated. His coughs grew more severe, and everyone knew his days were numbered.

Naturally, the Tang army was not too worried. If she could call in tears, it meant it was nothing serious; even if she was hurt, it would be limited.

Feng Qian’s heart was still racing with excitement—this was the most beautiful and luxurious restaurant he had ever seen. Compared to this, the Four Seas Tavern in Feiyunzi Town was nothing at all.

Xia Xun clenched his fists. Due to the previous battle with Xia Lunda, he was already severely wounded.

“Master Cha, there’s no rush. You can take your time and look around,” Zhang Zi’an said sincerely.

Outside the Chengqian Palace, faint wailing could be heard. The emperor’s face turned ashen in an instant. “No! Beloved consort, don’t!” His steps grew heavy as lead as he slowly entered, his heart pounding. The scene before his eyes left him frozen in place.

“Zi’an.” Old Cha lifted a forepaw and discreetly beckoned Zhang Zi’an over to the side.

Carrying both food and dessert, Lin Qian and Liang Xinyun arrived at the entrance to the Crescent Moon Cave. Lin Qian knocked on the door, and as it opened, a wave of icy air rushed out, as if they had stepped into a frozen coffin.