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Chapter 74: Before Dawn (13) With exactly two hours left until midnight in 1926, Tang Cuo still hadn’t found the gift the butler brought back from the bank. The three of them returned to the telephone. Qi Hui actively theorized, “When it comes down to it, why did the butler retrieve the gift early? Did Yu Wangnian instruct him to do so?” Leaning against…

Chapter 73: Before Dawn (12) While Tang Cuo was studying the diary, Jin Cheng came over. Keeping his guard up against the Madam’s ghost that could appear at any moment, he said, “There is nothing in the piano room, not even a key.” This meant that the key to the Miss’s room could only be obtained in 1936. This instance was a series of…

Chapter 65: Before Dawn (4) The sudden appearance of a third person sent a chill through both Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng. The panicked cry for help pierced through the receiver so loudly that even Qi Hui heard it. “Zhou Dahai!” Overjoyed and alarmed, Qi Hui lunged at the telephone, looking as if he wanted to dive straight into the receiver. “Qi Hui? Is…

Chapter 64: Before Dawn (3) “What did you find?” “Yu Wangnian is poisoning his wife.” The caller was Jin Cheng again. His voice sounded somewhat distorted over the phone and slightly breathless, indicating he had just been through a fierce fight. “I can tell you with absolute certainty that Yu Wangnian is the master of the Yu Residence,” he stated. Tang Cuo asked, “How…

Chapter 63: Before Dawn (2) Trading a single chocolate bean for a lackey was a bargain no matter how Tang Cuo calculated it. Furthermore, having suffered such a massive psychological blow, this new lackey accepted reality without a shred of suspicion. As for why the character panel didn’t display a “poisoned” status after he swallowed the pill—the big boss had already explicitly stated it…

Chapter 35: Order The fog grew increasingly dense, panic escalating, yet the enemy remained unseen. Tang Cuo’s health cap was still ticking down 1% by 1%, yet he walked through the stairwell with steady footsteps, his expression as calm as ever. Chi Yan followed tightly behind him, clutching the Boom-Boom Eggs Jin Cheng had given him, vigilant at every second. The attack had yet…

Chapter 34: Don’t Suicide Rushing all the way to East Cross Street, Wen Xiaoming didn’t see the scene of his boss being beaten to death by angry Zone F players; instead, he saw a sickly-looking Tang Cuo again. This scene was remarkably similar to when they first met. So this was the one who got sanctioned by Yong Ye City—as expected of the rookie…

Chapter 33: BS01 “Truly insane!” A single comment from an onlooker in Yong Ye City perfectly summed up what Jin Cheng and Tang Cuo did over the next hour or so. These two rode the tram all the way from the edge of Zone F back to East Cross Street, changing routes halfway to turn it into a Zone F concert tour, broadcasting the…

Chapter 32: The Great Tram Speedster As the customers of the izakaya gradually departed, only Tang Cuo, Jin Cheng, and Chi Yan remained inside. The proprietress brought Tang Cuo his tempura and glared at Jin Cheng. “Look at you, driving all my customers away.” Jin Cheng shrugged. “Maybe they just didn’t like your cooking.” “The food is more expensive today. You’re paying double.” “Tch.”…

Chapter 31: The Twelve Movements For Jin Cheng, a high-tier player who had roamed Yong Ye City for three years, hidden missions were no stranger. However, this was his first time encountering a serial mission. “Hidden missions are usually standalone,” Jin Cheng said, toying with the ring. “The Kingdom Hidden in Moonlight, the continent’s most beloved bard Lancelot—it sounds like an independent, fully-realized world.…