"Boss, are you really planning to just take your wife with you on this trip?"

On the mountaintop, a group of people stood with complicated expressions, and in front of them were Jiang Yuan and An Xiaoyu.

"Although this battle is over for China, it's not over for me." Jiang Yuan smiled at the group, and the meaning of his smile was clear: take care.

"Master, why don't you bring the Tomb Maiden along? She can serve you." The Tomb Maiden tugged at Jiang Yuan's sleeve with great reluctance.

However, Jiang Yuan noticed An Xiaoyu's indignant expression as soon as he heard this, and he immediately said, "No need. You and Jiang Jun still need to help me take care of the Oath Legion. This will divert some attention from the outside world, and my situation will be safer."

This statement was partly true and partly false. The main reason Jiang Yuan didn't bring the tomb maid was because he was afraid the girls would be jealous. The tomb maid was too close to him, and their intimacy even surpassed that of An Xiaoyu and Liu Zhaodi. Normally, it was fine to bring her along to take care of his daily life when the two girls weren't around, but when the two girls were around, he wasn't foolish enough to bring a maid who would put him in an awkward position.

"Hey, Tomb Girl, stop bothering your brother all the time. He needs a private life too," Jiang Jun advised Tomb Girl.

However, instead of the tomb maiden's understanding, she glared angrily, "You have no sense of hierarchy, and I don't know why your master made you an eternal death servant."

Jiang Jun: "..."

He felt like crying. His older brother had never treated him as a servant or a bodyguard, but this tomb maiden, after spending a long time with him, had subtly changed his mind, leaving him speechless with grief.

"Alright, alright, listen to my orders and stay in the Ten Thousand Mountains! Also, take the opportunity to master all the mountain and ley lines in the Ten Thousand Mountains. I'll come and collect them when I have time." Jiang Yuan instructed. He had already obtained a large amount of luck this time, but for some reason, the luck of the Nine Provinces in China was strangely playing a tug-of-war with him, as if there was another person in China who had a similarly strong luck.

"Yes, sir!"

The tomb maiden and Jiang Jun offered no further opinions; they naturally obeyed Jiang Yuan's every command.

"And Little Dumpling, your beast race suffered heavy casualties this time, so go back and recuperate well. I look forward to seeing the day when you lead the beast race." Jiang Yuan gave Zhenwu Beast and Youhuang a large number of treasures, enough to change the entire landscape of the beast race.

"Boss, please give my regards to Sister Zhaodi when you see her." Zhenwu Beast had very deep feelings for Liu Zhaodi. After all, he had treated her like a mother back then, so how could he not care?

"No need for greetings. Just bring Youhuang to our wedding next time. Also, make sure to prepare a generous gift, or we won't let you in," Jiang Yuan joked.

"Boss, take care!"

The True Martial Beast stepped forward and gave Jiang Yuan a big bear hug before reluctantly leaving with the beastmen.

Besides the Orcs, the war races and the Chinese support teams also left one after another. They had successfully completed their mission, and it was time for them to rest.

"Let's go, we should go too." Jiang Yuan naturally put his arm around An Xiaoyu's waist; their relationship had become even stronger after being tested by the flames of war.

"Don't you need to explain yourself before you leave!"

A dangerous gaze swept over An Xiaoyu's phoenix eyes, and she said in a low voice, "I heard from the Tomb Maiden that she was going to serve you. How did she serve you?"

Jiang Yuan: "..."

"Not explaining means you're guilty. Tell me, did the Tomb Maiden serve you well?" An Xiaoyu demanded menacingly.

"Little girl, don't ruin someone's reputation behind their back. I'm not that perverted, I wouldn't even spare a ghost!" Jiang Yuan was speechless. What did she mean by "serving him well"? At most, the tomb maiden would only serve his stomach and take care of his daily life.

"That's not necessarily true. There are plenty of people with strange hobbies. Ning Caichen, for example, wouldn't even spare a ghost," An Xiaoyu muttered.

"Stop, stop, stop! What are you talking about? We need to hurry and get to the Jiang family."

"Tch, you little brat, you've finally decided to take me to meet your parents!"

"You're overthinking it. We're just going there to take care of some business."

"Same here, I understand your eagerness."

...

The war that took place in the Ten Thousand Mountains was not an isolated incident; in fact, China had already launched a counter-offensive because of it.

On the night of the cataclysm, most of China fell to the enemy, and 1.3 billion people were forced to huddle in 49 safe zones. Although the safe zones are now large enough to accommodate the Chinese people, their inherent territory could not be trampled on by foreign races. Therefore, under the uprisings of various parties, China launched an unprecedented counterattack.

In the nine provinces of China, excluding the four overseas continents, Tianzhou, Wuzhou, Lizhou, Guzhou, and Zhongzhou all raised the banner of counterattack, with even half-decayed beings joining in. The intensity of this war was no less than the battle within the Ten Thousand Mountains, which is why not many powerful figures continued to pursue Jiang Yuan after his victory.

The problem now is not just about Jiang Yuan alone, but about the entire Chinese race. It is the awakening of a nation. When the race that was once ranked third among the three thousand races has stood up, no race dares to sit idly by, otherwise the result will be that the living space of other races will be squeezed.

However, because Huaxia acted so swiftly, under Tianfu's command, all the foreign forces within Huaxia were driven out within three days. Furthermore, the military-industrial complex quickly moved into the border defenses, working with Huaxia's destiny to forge a solid line of defense to protect Huaxia.

Under such circumstances, Jiang Yuan's whereabouts became even more elusive. No one knew where this terrifying god of death had gone, but even knowing about the scene of making an example of someone in the Ten Thousand Mountains still dispelled many people's hopes. After all, trying to obtain a divine position from Jiang Yuan was no less difficult than becoming a god themselves, and they wanted to live a few more years; they didn't want to die at the hands of that god of death.

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