Okay, let me just say it—this pregnancy reveal is the single most effective plot device I've seen in a while. Song Yanyan literally drops it like a nuclear bomb in the middle of her mom scolding her second brother, and the entire family dynamic flips in three seconds flat. One moment Tian Denghua is furious, the next she's boiling eggs and completely forgetting about Song Yueping. That's not just comedic timing, that's masterful storytelling. The author uses this one piece of information to simultaneously resolve the family tension, establish Qi Lian's importance, and give Song Yanyan a genuine win after everything she's been through. And then there's the Luo Jinyu subplot—sending her away with the assistant's wife feels like the author is quietly closing a door that was threatening to swing back open. But the real plot masterstroke? Song Yanyan going into the mountains to save Li Qiyi herself instead of letting Luo Jinyu take that role. She's actively rewriting fate, and the fact that the injured young man wakes up earlier this time because of the fire she built? That's cause and effect done right. The story isn't just predicting outcomes anymore—it's showing her changing them in real time. What happens when she intercepts a character who was supposed to be saved by someone else? Does Li Qiyi remember anything? Is he even the same person? I need to know.
"Of course they don't, there not your boyfriend. Tell me the truth okay? I feel like you don't like me anymore anyways... Are you cheating on me, I've seen you with this one specific guy more times then the others. I saw you two talking alone together one day, I was going to surprise you but instead you were with him. Are you dating him?" I said while stopping to look at Samantha.
He was only amplifying what was already there, so it wasn't entirely his fault so to speak. But I'm still pissed, and I'm going to take it out on this poor shmuck in front of me.
'Shen Duan Yu Han Fang' was sitting quietly with eyes closed. He was very exhausted. So he is trying to recover. There was just a calm and serene expression on his face.
Her eyes radiated with a purple glow. Her hair floating around in the air. She unleashed her mana and a thunderbolt stroke down to the ground. The thunder wasn't able to pierce through but still, it managed to cause distortion to Kim's mana pressure. That, however, was only the strayed aura of the real thing.
"Yeah, you can go and you can take this disgrace with you." He concealed his bloodlust so that they would be able to move.
"Stop being so negative… I heard their marriage is set up to start a week later, the various Divine Lords of each realm are invited to it. It's going to be so grand."
Sorry guys but I'm going to have to close off Advent of the New Age with this chapter.
(Maybe he was not looking for me? And if he came to kill River?)
But her smile was warmer than the summer's spring.
when he was fifteen or sixteen he knew that he couldn't survive with the limited food he gets from scavenging so he took what little money he had by selling scrap metal and reusable things and bought a bow and made himself arrows from wooden branches and started hunting at first he didn't catch any pray but slowly he started getting better and he finally caught a deer, he took the meat and stored what he can eat and sold the skin and extra meat he was finally self sufficient and thought that he will spend the rest of his life like this, that was until he found the dying women in the forest where he adopted his daughter remembering her he couldn't help but feel sadness.
'So there are enemies here not just survivors', Crow thought, 'if it had been another one I would have cried'. Shaking off his thoughts he moved towards the sleeping guards position to slit his throat as well, 'better safe than sorry'