Chapter 20 (1/2): Sant Jordi
Tsukuyomi
Meng Qinghuai was actually not asleep at all. At an age when many of his peers were still gaming all night, grilling skewers, and hanging out at bars, Meng Qinghuai…
Tsukuyomi
Chapter 19 (2/2): Being Pressed Down by the Wrist Bone
Meng Qinghuai didn’t believe for a second that Guan Yingtang had come over in the middle of the night to experience a honeymoon, but the wind on the island was…
Chapter 19 (1/2): Being Pressed Down by the Wrist Bone
Guan Yingtang couldn’t believe what she was seeing. This was probably something even scarier than a horror film. Even more terrifying was that, as her finger slid forward uncontrollably, those…
Chapter 18 (2/2): Isn’t It Just the Union of Yin and Yang?
Yun Ran suddenly understood. “No wonder they all looked at me so curiously just now. I thought it was because my makeup was too heavy.” So they were surprised she…
Chapter 18 (1/2): Isn’t It Just the Union of Yin and Yang?
“Ranran, what Mother is about to tell you next is the most important part of marriage between a man and a woman—” In the dead of night, inside the brightly…
Chapter 17: Waiting for You to Come Back, I Won’t Leave Until I’m Drunk!
According to the regulations, without an imperial edict, officials posted outside the capital may not return to the capital for three years. At present, Yun Family Erlang, Yun Rui, who…
Chapter 18: Learning English on The Train (Part 1)
The next stop for the train, a tall, deep-set foreigner with a prominent nose boarded First Class, accompanied by a black-haired, black-eyed Chinese interpreter. Jiang Mingxi immediately perked up. She…
Chapter 16: Dream Without Trace
When Li Yaru woke up, she felt like she was about to die. Her head was spinning, her body ached all over, and it felt as if she was about…
Chapter 22: Neck
Ruan Xi was about to collapse from exhaustion, her whole body sprawled out like Ais, limbs flung everywhere. She had originally wanted to crawl a couple more steps closer to…
Chapter 16: An Autumn Rain Brings a Chill
Yun Ran’s longed-for, masterfully carved stone stele was hidden deep within the bamboo forest. There were also several ancient cliffside murals nearby, but due to their age and the trees…