“My name is Cheng Yan. I’ll be your first senior brother from now,” stated the eldest.
Cheng Yan was quite laid back. He might’ve dressed plainly, but he looked erudite and humble, so he didn’t pale in comparison … Read more
“Dustfallen Sect’s patriarch accepted you as a disciple?”
Mu Yu informed General Manager of last night’s events the next day. Disciples needed to inform General Manager Xun they were leaving to go to a sect if … Read more
After crawling out from the shrubs in confusion, Che Gulu witnessed people flying, some horses neighing in pain, horses speeding off into the distance, four originally-healthy horses on the ground foaming at the … Read more
Chariotry is a contest of speed between horses – was everything Jin Zhaoying told Su Xiao in regards to the contest. Although Jin Zhaoying – or rather, Li Jingan – wasn’t an expert … Read more
Xun Feng: “Ami-your-mother-tabha! Come fight me! Ladies and gentlemen, please hear this one out!”
Tang Ye was smooth in his execution, but two arrows redirected his arrows, causing him to miss. He looked … Read more
Su Xiao only needed to ensure he was fast enough to catch up to Che Gulu’s arrows. As long as he fulfilled his role, Tang Ye would have an opportunity to obtain points … Read more
Before other contestants could even reach for their arrows, Che Gulu fired off his shots, accurately hitting all seven boards thrown into the air.
Shi Weiliang gasped, “How is he so good?”
Veteran … Read more
The music contest took up the majority of the morning slot for the reason that they couldn’t have multiple contestants performing simultaneously.
The sound of gongs in the competition location signalled the change in events. While … Read more
“That was amazing,” remarked Su Xiao, bobbing his head from a distance.
Su Xiao neither recognised Shi Weiliang’s song or saw her performance, but he was sure she won with her performance. “Why did you call me out … Read more
“In spite of Daren Academy’s enduring polished reputation as one of the most important places to study at for any serious academician, it inevitably started to feel too old-school for the younger generation that had continued to modernise … Read more