All Chapters of The First Heir: Chapter 3401 - Chapter 3410

After saying that, he left in a flash, leaving the woman standing there in the wind. That made her angry. She stomped her foot on the spot and shouted, “Don't let me see you again!” Philip returned to the old residential area by memory. He saw a group of people gathered outside, and Jack was arguing with a few well-dressed people next to the two huge demolition machines. Pushing through the crowd, Philip walked up to Jack, who was screaming, “You can't just destroy our house like this!” “What’s going on?” Philip asked. “Philip, you're back!” Jack just noticed that Philip was beside him and said excitedly with his eyes wide open. Then, he pointed to the machines in front of him and said, “They want to demolish this residential building today.” A man with a scar on his face in the lead shouted, “Don’t put words into our mouths! We informed you one week ago!” “Well, you want to get our land for nothing without giving us any compensation. You must be dreaming!” “Dream o

After the car had gone far, Philip put a hood over the boss’ head and walked to Jack and Jess’ house. “Philip, you’re back!” Jack opened the door for Philip before he turned and called out to Jess, “Jess, I told you Philip will be able to help!” The siblings led Philip into the house, only to find a man with a cloth bag over his head following behind him. “Who’s this?” Jess asked. “Don't worry about it. Is there someone more influential in this area?” Philip asked. “Yes, of course!” Jack replied quickly. Seeing that Jack was about to blurt out the man's name, Philip put his hand over his mouth. “Shush.” He glanced at the person wriggling to and fro beside him. Jack understood instantly, and Philip said, “Take me to him.” On the way, Philip took off the boss' communicator. To prevent the GPS function, Philip turned it off and put it into his space ring. Jack took Philip to an old house at the end of the village that looked fortified with defense equipment. He p

Then, he said seriously, “If you want to repay your benefactor with this method, it’ll only cheapen you and your benefactor at the same time.” The girl lowered her head and did not speak for a long time. Philip patted her on the head and said, “Never do such a stupid thing again, no matter who it is—unless you meet someone worth entrusting your life to for the rest of your life.” “Can’t you be the one?” the girl asked with wide eyes. “Uh, another girl has entrusted her life to me.” Philip smiled and said, “What you need to do now is to take good care of yourself and your brother. When your brother grows up, you can leave this place too.” “Yeah.” The girl was a little lost. Walking to the window, Philip stared at the moon outside the rust-stained window for a while and said to the girl behind him, “You should go back to sleep.” Soon, Philip heard the sound of the door closing. Early the next morning, Philip left without saying goodbye and only left a short letter. He a

This also led to a great increase in the labor force in society. People did not have to work but simply left it to the robots at home. Philip lamented that the gap between the rich and the poor was not so big here, and traces of happiness could be found on the faces of people on the street. However, if that was the case, such a good thing should be promoted across all continents, so why was it not? After finding a tour guide robot, Philip expressed his doubts. The robot replied, “The green ox royal family actively reformed because this place was in an infinite crisis. Other royal families including the upper echelons rejected this reform because it would destroy their collective interests, so they joined forces and collectively boycotted the robots produced by the green ox royal family on the grounds that they were trying to use robots to rule over the continents.” “What crisis?” Philip asked. To Philip’s surprise, the robot warned Philip, “Insufficient authority, consultat

“You should reconsider. You have great potential,” the woman tried to persuade Philip. Philip thought to himself, ‘Are the people of this battle group selected this way?’ After shooting down a few enemy planes, the first wave of offensive launched by the two parties ended, and the opponent’s remaining aircraft retreated. As survivors, Philip's aircraft also flew back. However, the situation was not optimistic. One battleship of the green ox royal family made an emergency landing while another one out of three had a hull billowing with thick smoke. There were few surviving aircraft here, and it was likely that everyone would be wiped out in the next wave of attack. In the command room, a middle-aged man with gray sideburns said, “In the next wave, we’ll send all the flying robots through the forest and catch them by surprise.” “But we don’t have enough manpower for the maintenance,” a young man next to him said. The middle-aged man pondered before asking, “When will reinfo