Billionaire God of War

Peter Pan didn't look like an old man at all. In fact, he looked like a kid that was overjoyed because he had just played a
successful trick on someone.
He could hear the sounds of vomiting in the distance. He could imagine how interesting the scene would look.
But Peter Pan wasn't interested in looking at all.
He shrugged then whistled as he went back. He could play with his little disciple when she woke up later.
Meanwhile, Jiang Ning was looking at his daughter quietly.
Her small hands and feet and her small face looked so adorable.
"She looks exactly like you," whispered Lin Yuzhen. "She doesn't look like me at all."
"She has your personality," said Jiang Ning with a smile. "She's as kind and adorable as you are. She's also as beautiful as you
are."
Jiang Ning's eyes were filled with love. He wasn't going to neglect his wife because he now had a daughter. Lin Yuzhen was still
the most important love of his life.
He reached out and brushed his fingers against Lin Yuzhen's hair lightly. "I'll protect the both of you."
"I know."
Lin Yuzhen nodded. She was filled with bliss.
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"What's that smell? Did she just take a dump? She did. Hubby, please change the diapers."
"Sure, I'll do it. Don't move. You can just stay there."
Huang Yuming got the hoses to hose down Brother Gou and the wolves. It took them ten minutes to wash the black goo off
everyone.
They changed into a fresh set of clothes and finally felt alive again.

The scene earlier had been more terrifying than any fight that they had been in!
"Have something to eat, then have a good nap," said Huang Yuming. "Peter Pan knew what he was doing when he helped you
refine your physique. You should be fine. Have a good rest. Tell us immediately if you feel any discomfort."
He had not expected the medicinal water to work such wonders. It had utterly transformed the bodies of the wolves.
The black goo that had seeped out of their pores was the product of the unclean and unhealthy food that they had eaten over the
years and that had gradually sealed part of their potential.
It had been flushed out of their bodies now. They felt as if they had just shed a huge weight. The feeling of lightness was
indescribable.
"I think my speed has improved. I feel
stronger. My reflexes have improved too."
"My hearing has improved. It's as if I've gotten a new pair of ears. This is incredible!"
"Can the medicinal water be drunk? I'll have two liters of that!"
The wolves compared notes as they ate.
Their metamorphosis had left their stomachs empty. It was as if their contents had been emptied completely. Their appetites had
doubled! They felt a surge of exhaustion wash them over after they had their meal. They could barely keep their eyes open as
they fell into a deep sleep. They slept for two days.
Two whole days!
Huang Yuming would have gone crazy with worry if Peter Pan had not repeatedly told him that there was nothing wrong with the
wolves.
Jiang Ning had dropped by and taken a look at them a few times too. He had concluded that there was nothing wrong with them
physically. That had set Huang Yuming's heart at ease.
Peter Pan had been extremely displeased.

"All of you doubt my abilities!" he scoffed, then pointed his finger at Jiang Ning. "Especially you!"
"I was just checking up on them to
make sure that nothing went wrong," explained Jiang Ning as he spread his arms wide. There was no
reasoning with Peter Pan. He was as
obstinate as a bull.
"What could go wrong?" Peter Pan snorted. "I was in charge. What could go wrong? Are you going to interfere with my
instruction when I start training my disciple?" "She's my daughter!"
"She's my disciple too!" yelled Peter Pan. He turned and marched away.
Powerlessness and fury colored his face.
It didn't matter how loud he was, it didn't change the fact that the relationship between a master and his disciple could never
compare with the relationship between a father and his daughter.
Jiang Ning was exasperated. The old man wasn't just stubborn, he could be unreasonable at times.