Tang Ye headed out of the pavilion without giving any response to Ming Feizhen, face as stiff as a statue. Tang Ye never spoke to Ming Feizhen after their last sparring match or anyone else … Read more
“Damn daoist, I’ll wreck you! Take this! Ada! Wada!”
Try as he may, Green Prince always missed his fly kicks aimed at Elder Shou because Yi Wangyou held onto his collar and persuaded, “Your Highness, … Read more
In concert with his two steps forward, Ming Feizhen transferred two different types of internal energy to Su Xiao, with one covertly neutralising the damage Lie Shang inflicted unto him and the other strengthening Su … Read more
Gazing into the pile of empty wooden boxes and straw with a smile, I remarked, “Would you look at that? Unbelievably popular, weren’t they?”
I didn’t know if what I said to Albert … Read more
“The cost of buying isn’t that high to be honest. The issue is that they’re fragile and at high risk of breaking during transportation. That is why it costs so much. In addition, we do not … Read more
Veirya placed her cup down on the table. Sisi softly laughed from her padded chair, relishing the awkward situation between Veirya and nervous Melissa. Although it was a fact that Melissa tried to seduce Lin Dongqing, meeting … Read more
In spite of Lie Shang demonstrating overwhelming movement and internal strength that convinced everyone he could demolish Su Xiao, the latter inhaled deeply and then braced himself, confident in what Ming Feizhen previously told him.… Read more
Melissa arrived at the imperial palace three days after setting out from the south. The reason she had the privilege of setting foot in the rear palace was thanks to the sky-blue cape Lin Dongqing lent. … Read more
Stupefied, Green Prince whispered to Yi Wangyou, “What’s going on? How did they suddenly have, like, a hundred men join them? Aren’t they supposed to jump them?”
“I… do not understand, either… If they did … Read more
Melissa had gone to the imperial capital. Sure, she had to take off to the North right after arriving in the South, but she knew what she had to do to get out of her plight. I taught … Read more
