Chapter 2: Abscond
Tsukuyomi
Although killing Zhang Nan was a spur-of-the-moment decision, Jiang Mingxi had already come up with an escape plan in a short span of time. Luckily, Zhang Nan often beat people…
Tsukuyomi
Chapter 1: Wedding Night Murder
Spring, the fifth year of the Republic of China, March 14th— a day auspicious for marriage. Today is Miss Shen’s wedding day. Jiang Mingxi supported her as she entered the…
Chapter 5: Is King Jing So Terrible?
Kicking up trouble? Yun Ran’s willow brows shot up, thinking to herself how unreasonable this man was. Clearly, it was his rats that ran out and scared people, and she…
Chapter 4: What Should the Lady Do?
The next day, at the third crow of the rooster, dawn broke. The Changxin Marquis, needing to rush to morning court, quietly lifted the quilt, careful not to disturb his…
Chapter 3: The Changxin Marquis Mansion Family
At the same time, at the Marquis of Changxin Manor. To welcome back the young lady who had been lost outside for many years, ever since the return letter arrived,…
Chapter 2: The Fate of a Lonely Star
Yangzhou is two thousand three hundred li from Changan. If you ride a horse, you can reach it in ten days. If you travel by boat, it takes about half…
Chapter 1: The Name of The Path is Yun Ran
It was the time of Grain in Ear, the heat growing heavier by the day, but Shuiyue Temple on the outskirts of Yangzhou City, nestled at the foot of the…
Living Off a Woman in the Republican Era
Since Jiang Mingxi’s rebirth, she has had only three troubles. First, when dressed as a man, she was too handsome and too capable. Countless influential figures saw her as a…
Daoist Nun Little Princess Consort
Yun Ran was a young Taoist nun who spent her days growing vegetables, copying scriptures, and drawing talismans. Her life was peaceful and carefree. One day, dozens of carriages with…
Chapter 16 (2/2): Sit on Your Legs
“There were some business matters to handle.” This trip had come up suddenly and disrupted Meng Qinghuai’s schedule. He was used to maximizing his time, so since he had to…