“That’s Ming Feizhen.”
Several people on the rowdy streets at sunset intently watched the horse carriage’s curtains. The speaker blended into the crowd perfectly.
Without making contact with the speaker, his allies asked, “Why … Read more
The special academic and martial arts exams were to commence on the same day. That being said, examinees had to abide by different sets of rules, participate in different locations and for different lengths … Read more
Since Song Ou turned Vermillion Hall into his office, Shen Yiren brazenly used the training ground as her assembly point. It took a few minutes for Shen Yiren’s subordinates to assemble upon catching wind … Read more
“Feizhen, Uncle scolded me.”
“You’re a lot more upset than I expected.” Ming Feizhen scratched his head. “It was just a short scolding.”
“No it wasn’t!”
“Ah? He even hit you?”
“He… He told … Read more
Ming Feizhen would scoff at anyone who told him Shen Yiren would cry. As soon as he saw her tears, he set down the chest and used his sleeve to wipe her tears. “What happened? Come sit down. Tell … Read more
Ming Feizhen sped back to his room. Since his room was located rather far away from the epicentre, the renovators hadn’t reached it yet. He rummaged through the debris, rubble and displaced items to find his dream. “Crap, … Read more
“I have a few people I’d like to recruit.”
The duo could reach the capital around noon the next day given they had come so far in just one day.
Ming Feizhen touched his chin. “Let me … Read more
“I want to be an… osmanthus cake seller?”
Ming Feizhen pulled for dear life to stop his steed from bolting off. “Oh, never imagined Liu Shan Men’s captain would want to be an osmanthus cake seller.”
Amused … Read more
Ming Feizhen and Shen Yiren never ran out of subjects to talk about. They had pretty much finished talking about the entire debacle yesterday, but there were no restrictions on what they could talk about with each other, … Read more
Song Chi let out a heavy sigh. Not even good judges could settle another’s family matters, not to mention… it didn’t make any sense.
“I have business to discuss with you, Sister-in-law… and Duke Ming.”
“Go ahead.”… Read more