Bound To The Ice Dragon King - Chapter 64: Fight at the banquet

Our protagonist Caam is a man from Earth that was reincarnated into this world as a demon. In order to survive, he spared no effort in avoiding the sparks of battle and without noticing it, he became strong himself.

With the Proficiency System, Jiang Shu can shuttle between two realms!He learns top-tier martial arts in one realm and brings it back to the other realm of modern society.“Black Tiger Heart-picking! Fierce Tiger Jumping! White Tiger Carrying Corpse!”What will happen when all species have unlocked their gene locks?The bear-type Sixth Rank Mutant Beast roared angrily. Jiang Shu actually seized one of the bear's legs with a single hand and forcefully slammed it to the ground!What challenges will occur once martial arts meet modern technologies?“What the hell! God, he can fly!”, the pilot exclaimed in shock.Martial Arts versus Genes!

Joven, an AI that transmigrated here from the stars became a daughter of a rich family, lost in a rural village but finally returning home for a certain purpose.Everyone thought that she would be unrefined and lack culture given her poor upbringing… until the eldest Lu brother realized that his youngest sister was the one who casually agreed to the contract he just signed.Second Lu Brother: What? My younger sister invested in the movie I was leading?Mama Lu: The unlabeled products my daughter gave me are from a state-of-art research center?Papa Lu: The cheap stuff my daughter gave me is actually worth millions?!Big shots of various industries: Would you like to be an instructor? The type who earns over hundreds of millions?A certain conglomerate: Had enough fun yet? Now get back here and inherit your billion-dollar estate.Scumbags: Weren’t we promised a pathetic wimp to bully?***The day Li Hanzhou learned that Qiao Wen equaled him in net worth, he made inventory and put everything before her. “You can have all of these—plus one husband! Please sign here.”Qiao Wen: “You’re the one who insisted on no puppy-love. It’s important to keep your promises.”